Your captured commands from IR Trans translate as follows:- [COMMANDS] Binary Hex Decimal [1] 0 11000000000001 $01 1 [2] 0 11000000000010 $02 2 [3] 0 11000000000011 $03 3 [4] 0 11000000000100 $04 4 [5] 0 11000000000101 $05 5 6 0 11000000000110 $06 6 [7] 0 11000000000111 $07 7 [8] 0 11000000001000 $08 8 [9] 0 11000000001001 $09 9 [0] 0 11000000000000

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, but I have had a few days away. The captured codes with IR trans looks fine and I can see they are 14 bits long which is correct for standard RC5. For each command from left to right is the following:- Bit 1 is always a "1" and is the start bit Bit 2 defines if it is a 6 or 7 bit RC5 command also

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