On 09/15/04 21:13 ET, Dave Houston said...
Unless Lutron uses FSK or rolling codes, there
is no reason why it will not work just as well
as the Crestron RF codes.
I sent an advance copy of
CodeGenPro™ to a volunteer and he sent me some RadioRA code captures.
I'm afraid they have one other attribute I had not expected - they are just too damn long and have too many unique time intervals for the Pronto firmware. They should work with other hardware, however. For example, a PDA running NetRemote could send them to a
GC-100 or
USB-UIRT.
RadioRA RF code:
Detail of third group above:
See the thread
[Link: remotecentral.com] for a CCF hex of a RadioRA RF code.
The Crestron protocol is very clever, packing an enormous amount of information into just 5 pulses and 5 spaces. I'm indebted to Eigeny Ulianov for explaining it in terms that my fossilized brain could grasp.
CodeGenPro™ now generates the complete set of Crestron codes.
Dave HoustonCodeGenPro™
This message was edited by Dave Houston on 09/25/04 11:42 ET.
