This is IR (Infra-Red) learn module for home automation system. It can learn IR codes from different IR remotes, and then execute any assigned Actions controlled by learned IR remote.
This project was developed using Keil 8051 compiler.
Processor - Atmel AT89C51
Frequency - 22.1184 Mhz (described as OSC_FREQ in "timer.h")
Timer 0 - system timer (used for timeouts and delays)
Also, look in folder /doc for additional information about IR codes formats and codes from different manufacturers.
Eclipse is the leading Integrated Development Environment
(IDE) for Java, with a rich ecosystem of plug-ins and an open
source framework that supports other languages and projects.
You’ll fnd this reference card useful for getting started with
Eclipse and exploring the breadth of its features.
We rundown the Eclipse distributions and confguration
options, then guide you through Views, Editors, and Perspec-
tives in Workbench 101. We list the top shortcuts and toolbar
Actions for everyday development. And, we provide a guide to
the best places for fnding plug-ins and getting involved with
the Eclipse community.
This books presents the research work of COST 273 Towards Mobile Broadband Multimedia
Networks, hence, it reports on the work performed and on the results achieved within the project
by its participants. The material presented here corresponds to the results obtained in four years
of collaborative work by more than 350 researchers from 137 institutions (universities, operators,
manufacturers, regulators, independent laboratories and others – a full list is provided in Appendix
B) belonging to 29 countries (mainly European, but also from Asia and North America) in the area of
mobileradio. Theobjectiveofpublishingtheseresultsasabookisessentiallytomakethemavailable
to an audience wider than the project. In fact, it just follows a ‘tradition’ of previous COST Actions
in this area of telecommunications, i.e. COST 207, 231 and 259.
The first practical examples of mobile communications were used in many countries like
the USA, the UK and Germany in military services, and played a significant role in the
First World War to transfer important information from the front to headquarters to take
further Actions. Good and secure wireless communications were an important need for all
military services – army, navy and air force. In this respect, the Second World War was a big
experimental battlefield for the development and evolution of mobile radio. It was in the
interests of governments that after the Second World War the military investment should
be paid back by civilian use, and all western European countries started their so-called first
generation of mobile communication networks.
