How To Use Infrared Remote using Arduino - New Method

[@iqbalashraf1628]

Assalaam Alaikum Ahmad sir,thanks for the very usefull project,due to limited movement as i m a cancer patient this will help me a lot, ALLAH bless u with all good thing in life. i simple request ,if u can add code to switch off all four relay with one remote botton. thanks

[@robertanderson2118]

Thank you for the video and code. It worked perfectly.

[@masoudjafarzadeh]

Hello Ahmed Khan This program, like the previous programs, is excellent and practical I am waiting for the program code link Thank you very much

[@AhmadLogs]

so nice of you

[@kantilab]

Very unique project sir, please also share my request project version 5.

[@micr0chap]

A brilliantly simple process clearly explained and demonstrated. Thanks. (sub'd)

[@ravirtech1260]

Nice tutorial this project make RF remote control

[@donaldkormos5529]

Thank you for a very useful Arduino project!!

[@AhmadLogs]

thanks

[@Pyro882]

Great project, thank you. I have a question, I tested the code but it only works with one LED. If I expand to four LEDs as described in the video then nothing works. What am I doing wrong? And can you change the code so that the IR signal is only present for as long as the LED lights up?

Thanks for this great video. how can we control let say 30 leds by using this remote?

[@eerrfanshayyestehh2069]

Hello, my good friend, thank you for all the valuable projects you designed with Arduino. If we want to make a 4 relay controller with 433 MHz remote control receiver and Arduino, we can save the codes with the back push of the button and save the codes with another push of the button. delete it, can you put the codes please?

[@Romello_Pietersz]

Thank you for the amazing videos, I got a problem, when I press the config button the builtin led dosent blink, please I need your advice

[@juanriofrio6872]

Again, great video, clear and easy to follow. One quick question if I may: I know probably the Attiny85 has limited resources for this project. Which mcu you will recommend in order to satisfied this project?.... The Arduino uno mcu is overkill and it's size is too. I would like to use a standalone mcu in order to make it compact. The reason for my question.. thanks again and great job.

[@AhmadLogs]

thanks. you can use ATmega328p instead of arduino. or else you can use arduino nano or arduino micro. If you need wifi connectivity then esp8266 is good option

[@labandrick9240]

That's great 👍 very informative tutorial.

[@AhmadLogs]

thanks

[@PietDeboer-py9fm]

thank you verry good i learn from you!!

[@giginmathew1]

Super project goodjob

[@eerrfanshayyestehh2069]

Good🙋‍♂️👍very good my friend

[@AhmadLogs]

thanks

[@abdullahrafiuddin1654]

very nice sir.

[@AhmadLogs]

thanks

[@quickfixengineeringltd8035]

May Allah reward you abundantly ❤

[@shakerileiwat4341]

Thank you 👍👍👍

[@AhmadLogs]

Thanks. I have made a home automation project using the same technique. Here is the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGSpm4NmdreoeKs

[@ravirtech1260]

Nice project, more add Bluetooth hco5 opretion

[@AhmadLogs]

thanks. will try soon

[@giginmathew1]

Good project

[@AhmadLogs]

Thanks. I have made a home automation project using the same technique. Here is the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGSpm4NmdreoeKs

[@deathnote7943]

Ahmad Logs do this using an external EEPROM, not the Arduino EEPROM, thanks for the video I really like your channel

[@AhmadLogs]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and I appreciate your feedback! can you please give me some more detail about your suggestion

[@deathnote7943]

@@AhmadLogs Instead of using the Arduino memory, use this Modulo Memoria EPROM At24c256 I2c to save the code of the button that was chosen in the control

[@AhmadLogs]

@@deathnote7943 My question is that, eeprom is enough to store the entire keys of the remote control then why we use other hardware such as At24c256?

[@deathnote7943]

@@AhmadLogs the electronic garage door has hardware with an external memory, which saves and compares the signal sent by the control, the idea is to use this same logic, having a record button to send the control code of the key that was pressed to an external memory At24c256, suppose that key 3 of any control was stored, if key 2 is pressed, the code goes to the external memory At24c256 and checks if there is the code for this key, if there is nothing, it does nothing, and if an output is turned on or off on arduino

[@AhmadLogs]

@@deathnote7943 ok it is great for staring. I have very little knowledge about the external eeprom. I will try to work on this project soon.

[@bababoyynpc5349]

How can I have a button to have all the leds on and another button to have all the leds off? thanks for helping

[@physical_decree]

very cool!!

[@91-anonymous]

thanks bro its work but eeproom not work last state when power restore all always on

[@someotherejojofan4676]

great video

[@akantabauri3244]

realy very nice

[@nefistofelesjulio]

awsome as always

[@AhmadLogs]

thanks

[@mimoelectronique6140]

@@AhmadLogs Please, my friend, I want to get a code. I have been waiting for you for a long time, for you to respond to me, and you did not respond, please.Please, my friend, I want to get a code. I have been waiting for you for a long time, for you to respond to me, and you did not respond, please.

[@juanriofrio6872]

Hello Ahmad, a quick question if I may please: Do you know how much eeprom memory will take to store just 2 buttons? I have a remote with 2 buttons and I was wondering if I will be able to store the program and the 2 buttons in a attiny85 mcu. Trying to make it compact. Let me know if is it possible please. Thank you for your videos, I enjoy learning with them. Best regards....

[@AhmadLogs]

The ATtiny85 microcontroller features 8KB of program memory, which should be more than sufficient for the program you are discussing. Additionally, its EEPROM has a capacity of 512 bytes, providing enough space for data storage. For each button hex code, you only require 4 bytes in the EEPROM. As a result, you can comfortably store "512/4=128" (128) button hex codes within the EEPROM of the ATtiny85. This allows for a significant number of button configurations to be accommodated in the microcontroller's memory.

[@juanriofrio6872]

@@AhmadLogs Thank you very much for your reply.... I see great potential the projects you bring in combination with the attiny85, very useful and practical.... Again thanks for bringing those real life solution's.....

[@hackknowledge24]

Super

[@AhmadLogs]

Thanks

[@DayFine-u4n]

Thanks, but mine only works with one LED. Or it doesn't work. Like when I press the config button, it blinks, then when I press a key in my remote, the light on the Arduino shuts completely, and does nothing, can you please fix this?

[@esp32s]

Молодец ! 👍💥

[@AhmadLogs]

thanks

[@johhbarguer165]

How can I make a gps with esp8266 and sim800l but that the data is uploaded to firebase and not by SMS

[@AhmadLogs]

not possible with sim800l, you need 4g gsm module to work with firevbase

[@hungtranvan6298]

Hi everybody. I'm currently having a problem and need your help: When receiving the remote's external signal, the VS1838B module only displays 0xFFFFFFFF How to fix it? Thank you Sorry that my English is quite bad

[@GHOST-qy5xr]

Sir program uploading problem😢 How to solve it ?

[@AhmadLogs]

give me some more detail

[@ravirtech1260]

Add this project hc05 Bluetooth registration

[@ravirtech1260]

Add the power failed eeprom state update

[@amerouldhoucin2177]

ESP32 SIM800L GPS Tracker | Vehicle Tracking System using ESP32 THE PROJECT NOT WROK FOR ME PLEASE HELP

[@AhmadLogs]

tell me the issue. also comment below the video you have issues with

[@amerouldhoucin2177]

@@AhmadLogs when send get location the message show in serial monitre but sim800l not send location

[@akydisplay]

I Am Arshad Khan From KPK Mardan. Dear Ahmed Khan Please Make A Display Moon Rise Moon Set Time.. That Are Not Available In Internet Nor KZbin.

[@AhmadLogs]

can you give me some more detail about the project

[@eerrfanshayyestehh2069]

you to control 4 relays; You used the TV remote control; Please use 433 MHz radio remote control and RC switch library instead

[@AhmadLogs]

I suggest you to watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGSpm4NmdreoeKs

[@quickfixengineeringltd8035]

When using 4 leds, don't you need 4 buttons for registration

[@flightheglider9191]

Do you have E-Mail for Contact ?

[@arifelectronics5197]

Code Pls Sir

[@AhmadLogs]

uploaded. I have made a home automation project using the same technique. Here is the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGSpm4NmdreoeKs

[@mimoelectronique6140]

Where is the code download link

[@AhmadLogs]

check description. I have made a home automation project using the same technique. Here is the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGSpm4NmdreoeKs

[@akantabauri3244]

👃👃👃

[@eerrfanshayyestehh2069]

Hello, my good friend, thank you for all the valuable projects you designed with Arduino. If we want to make a 4 relay controller with 433 MHz remote control receiver and Arduino, we can save the codes with the back push of the button and save the codes with another push of the button. delete it, can you put the codes please?

[@AhmadLogs]

Yes, you can

[@eerrfanshayyestehh2069]

Hello, my good friend, thank you for all the valuable projects you designed with Arduino. If we want to make a 4 relay controller with 433 MHz remote control receiver and Arduino, we can save the codes with the back push of the button and save the codes with another push of the button. delete it, can you put the codes please?

[@AhmadLogs]

not understand. please give me clear instructions what you want to do.

[@eerrfanshayyestehh2069]

@@AhmadLogs hi🙋‍♂️Let's do the same project you made with a 433 MHz remote control

[@AhmadLogs]

@@eerrfanshayyestehh2069 I will try. can you suggest me some best 433mhz receiver module compatible with arduino.

[@eerrfanshayyestehh2069]

@@AhmadLogs Bravo ; My good friend ; Relay control project with radio remote control and receiver; It is excellent and professional