I find it hard to believe that it is RemoteSwitch which is wrong given that I instantiate a KakuTransmitter object, give it the correct codes and it works...
Have you noticed from the signal capture that the nano never sends a long high pulse it only has long low pulses, therefore it can't represent a binary 1, acvording to the pulse lengths you just quoted.
Just look at the images and the last I posted.
Can't look at the Pi tonight as my daughter is unwell.
I'll try Kaku new tonight on the nano, but from all my searching on line these devices use the byebye standby protocol (ie kaku old). I appreciate the help
Have you noticed from the signal capture that the nano never sends a long high pulse it only has long low pulses, therefore it can't represent a binary 1, acvording to the pulse lengths you just quoted.
Just look at the images and the last I posted.
Can't look at the Pi tonight as my daughter is unwell.
I'll try Kaku new tonight on the nano, but from all my searching on line these devices use the byebye standby protocol (ie kaku old). I appreciate the help