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Got it working in 2021 with my new Alpine head unit. #11
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Do you mind sharing? I don’t see the commits on your repo. Volume controls and play/pause are the same, but I can’t activate Siri on my ilx-w650 |
I uploaded the file into the repo as a new file I think. Not sure how to commit properly.
*/ //Alpine remote signal raw data collected using IRreceive_dump and an IR receiver module //NEC IR timing info found within the IRremote library //Pin to output remote signal on. Connect this to the tip of a 3.5mm plug. //Resistor ladder voltage divider decision values for my car steering wheel buttons. #define R_VOLDOWN 313 void setup() { int sensorValue = analogRead(A4); void loop() { if (sensorValue < R_VOLDOWN) { void sendNEC32_TTL(uint32_t data) { //Send NEC header burst //Send the data LSB first delay(200); //simple de-bounce, and NEC requires at least 5ms(?) gap otherwise the NEC "repeat" scheme must be used. void debugNEC32_TTL(uint32_t data) { ` |
Thank you! |
you activate Siri succeed ? |
Bit late to the party, but, Siri activation code is 0xAE517286. Works on the iLX-W690D. |
A small mistake:
Instead, it should be:
Thanks for the great example on this. |
How should this be connected? |
Its in the comments of the original code, and mine. To use the Alpine remote wired connection connect a 5v Arduino pin to the tip of a 3.5mm TRS plug |
I can confirm it works with iLX-705d Arrows L/R/UP/DOWN, A_UP/DN, ENTER do nothing, probably unsupported or something, it just beep like it receive command but cant execute. |
Got it working in 2021 with my new Alpine head unit. Commited my Arduino code as a new file.
The ArduinoIR library is extensive and mature. I borrowed a bit of code from it and it works well.
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