| ??? 09/13/00 05:39 Read: times |
#5047 - RE: Decoding any UHF remotes |
In Germany UHF stands for ultra high frequency. Its a frequency range about 500...800MHz or so. But its normally reserved for TV transmission. For remote purposes typically a frequency range around 27MHz reserved. But I think, its also impossible to decode any code, like on IR-remotes, since millions of different codes exist. Additionally many different modulation methods can be used. IR signals typically only AM modulated. E.g. I have about 12 IR remote units at home. And none of it have the same code as any other. Peter |
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