Hisense K610GWUS
infrared input table — one request, one clean pass

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        "title": "Hisense TV IR Codes Guide | PDF | Electrical Engineering",
        "url": "https://www.scribd.com/document/859847773/Hisense-RS-232-and-IR-Protocol-English-2",
        "description": "The document outlines the RS-232/IR protocol for various Hisense Prosumer TV models, detailing discrete IR commands and their corresponding codes.",
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        "title": "Hisense TV Remote Codes: GE, One For All, RCA & Xfinity",
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        "description": "The most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227 — but the right one depends on which universal remote brand you have. GE remotes use 4-digit codes. RCA uses 4-digit. Comcast/Xfinity uses 5-digit. Spectrum uses 5-digit.\n\n## Quick reference [...] HiRemote app iconHiRemote\n\nEnglishENEspañolESDeutschDEFrançaisFR\n\nGet the App\n\nGuides\n\n# Universal Remote Codes for Hisense TV (3, 4, and 5-Digit by Brand)\n\nThe most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227. The right one depends on which universal remote brand you have.\n\nDmytro PetukhDmytro Petukh\n\nFebruary 15, 20268 min read\n\nTable of contents(24)+ [...] Three causes: (1) it's a Hisense Roku TV that uses Bluetooth-only pairing (no IR codes accepted — needs a Roku remote); (2) the TV's IR receiver is dead (test with phone-camera trick — point phone camera at IR sensor, press original remote, you should see purple light through the camera); (3) wrong remote brand for that TV generation (try the series-specific code from the table above).\n\n### Does Hisense use the same code across all models?",
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        "description": "Step-by-step instructions for finding and entering Hisense TV remote codes. Includes verified 4-digit and 5-digit codes, start with code 11758",
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        "title": "Hisense TV network control options?",
        "url": "https://www.facebook.com/groups/companion/posts/3083103335241329",
        "description": "Noticed some enhancements but remote code apparently changed as I had to do a Virgin box scan for the code to operate my TV with the Virgin",
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        "description": "HiRemote app iconHiRemote\n\nEnglishENEspañolESDeutschDEFrançaisFR\n\nGet the App\n\nGuides\n\n# Universal Remote Codes for Hisense TV (3, 4, and 5-Digit by Brand)\n\nThe most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227. The right one depends on which universal remote brand you have.\n\nDmytro PetukhDmytro Petukh\n\nFebruary 15, 20268 min read\n\nTable of contents(24)+ [...] The most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227 — but the right one depends on which universal remote brand you have. GE remotes use 4-digit codes. RCA uses 4-digit. Comcast/Xfinity uses 5-digit. Spectrum uses 5-digit.\n\n## Quick reference [...] ## FAQ\n\n### What is the 4-digit code for a Hisense TV?\n\nThe most common is 0073 (works for GE, One For All, DirecTV, and Verizon remotes). Backups: 0156, 0227, 0182, 1156. For Hisense Roku TVs specifically (R-series), try 0182 first.\n\n### What is the 5-digit code for a Hisense TV?\n\nThe most common is 11314 (works for Comcast/Xfinity, Cox, GE 8-in-1). Backups: 11660, 11423, 11756, 12183.\n\n### Can a Roku universal remote control a Hisense Roku TV?",
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        "title": "US Code List V9.3",
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        "description": ". . 5341 HAIER. . . . . . . . . 3931,3381,3041,1761 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6231,3671,5281,2431 HAIER (ROKU TV). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3381 HALLMARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1761 HISENSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2851 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3381,3941,6721,3951 HISENSE (ROKU TV). . . . . . . . . . . . 3381 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6721 HITACHI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3531 . . . . . . . . . [...] . . . . . . . . . 6831,3601,5881,5331,5071 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4941,4701 TRUTECH. . . . . . . . . . .6021,3581,1451 TVA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6541 TVS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3001 UNIVERSAL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5401,4821 VESTEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1871 VICTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6111,5181 VIDTECH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4641,1761 VIEWSONIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2991 SEIKI. . . . . . . . . . 2621,6901,6891,2441 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1761 SELECTRON. . . . . . . . . 5671,5661,5641 SÉURA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4411 SHARP. . . . . . . . . 2851,4411,3871,3861 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3421,6721,3381,5551 SHARP(ROKU TV). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6721 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3871,3381 SIGNATURE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5261",
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        "title": "Hisense TV discrete power on/off commands",
        "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/logitechharmony/comments/kcimx7/hisense_tv_discrete_power_onoff_commands",
        "description": "IR codes for Hisense TVs … remote Hisense IR profile numbers for Harmony discrete power on/off commands. I have found working discrete codes",
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        "title": "Codes for IR Remotes - Tasmota",
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        "description": "| button | code |\n --- |\n| Power On | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0xE13EA45B\"} |\n| Power Off | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0xE13E13EC\"} |\n| Source Up | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0xE13E58A7\"} |\n| Source Down | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0xE13EB847\"} |\n| Volume Up | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0xE13E11EE\"} |\n| Volume Down | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0xE13E31CE\"} |\n| Mute | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0xE13EBB44\"} | [...] | TV/R | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x00FFA25D\",\"DataLSB\":\"0x00FF45BA\",\"Repeat\":0} |\n| 0 | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x00FF00FF\",\"DataLSB\":\"0x00FF00FF\",\"Repeat\":0} |\n| RECALL | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x00FF19E6\",\"DataLSB\":\"0x00FF9867\",\"Repeat\":0} |\n| volume + | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x00FF5AA5\",\"DataLSB\":\"0x00FF5AA5\",\"Repeat\":0} |\n| volume - | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x00FFDA25\",\"DataLSB\":\"0x00FF5BA4\",\"Repeat\":0} | [...] | Down | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x0008A857\"} |\n| Left | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x000848B7\"} |\n| Right | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x000828D7\"} |\n| Enter | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x0008C837\"} |\n| Vol + | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x0008F807\"} |\n| Vol - | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x000802FD\"} |\n| Mute | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x000818E7\"} |\n| Home | {\"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\"Bits\":32,\"Data\":\"0x0008708F\"} |",
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        "description": "HiRemote app iconHiRemote\n\nEnglishENEspañolESDeutschDEFrançaisFR\n\nGet the App\n\nGuides\n\n# Universal Remote Codes for Hisense TV (3, 4, and 5-Digit by Brand)\n\nThe most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227. The right one depends on which universal remote brand you have.\n\nDmytro PetukhDmytro Petukh\n\nFebruary 15, 20268 min read\n\nTable of contents(24)+ [...] If you're in a hurry, try 0073 first — it's the most universal Hisense code across brands.\n\n## How to program a universal remote\n\n1. Turn on your Hisense TV manually.\n2. On the universal remote, press and hold the TV button (or Setup).\n3. Enter the code from the table.\n4. The remote LED should blink twice or stay solid — confirms.\n5. Test power, volume, channel buttons.\n\n## GE Universal Remotes\n\nGE makes the most popular universal remote on the US market. Programming 4-digit: [...] The most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227 — but the right one depends on which universal remote brand you have. GE remotes use 4-digit codes. RCA uses 4-digit. Comcast/Xfinity uses 5-digit. Spectrum uses 5-digit.\n\n## Quick reference",
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        "title": "Need help figuring out my TV ir codes - Networking, Protocols, and Devices - Arduino Forum",
        "url": "https://forum.arduino.cc/t/need-help-figuring-out-my-tv-ir-codes/653942",
        "description": "# Need help figuring out my TV ir codes\n\nI have an RCA/Curtis RTU4300 4k tv that I lost the remote to, and I tried 5 different universal remotes with no luck, and an internet search has shown that I am not alone. In the manual, all I get is that it is NEC protocol with a universal remote code of A05F and then a 2 digit hex for each button, such as 5F for Power. I attached a screenshot of the manual. [...] suchpotentialenergy:  \nI THIINK that I just put my code in front of the hex, such as \"A05F 5F\" for power, then convert to decimal? However, I get a 10 line number using the yamaha nec to decimal converter.\n\nI do not have any specifics on NEC remotes, but I did find this:\n\n  \nAny chance of a link to the \"yamaha nec to decimal converter\" you are referring to? Googling it didn't return any useful information. [...] I can not figure out how to use this, and I can't find info anywhere, as it all seems to deal with learning the codes from a regular remote, but not making them once the remote ihas already done a runner..,. I THIINK that I just put my code in front of the hex, such as \"A05F 5F\" for power, then convert to decimal? However, I get a 10 line number using the yamaha nec to decimal converter.",
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        "description": "May 2, 2020 — Every code I've learned has the same initial 16 bits, and this is the same in the old documentation; They are clumped into rough groups, even ...Read more",
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      "title": "Justin Hawkins | Discrete IR codes for a Hisense TV",
      "content": "# Justin Hawkins\n\n## Portfolio and personal site\n\n## Get in touch 💌\n\nFill out the form below to drop me a line. Note that comments\nwill never be automatically published on this site. If you'd\nlike me to respond, leave your email address too.\n\n## Discrete IR codes for a Hisense TV\n\nUpdated: 2020-05-02\n\nI bought a cheap IR blaster (the\"[Tuya WiFi IR Remote Control Hub WiFi Smart Home Infrared Universal Remote Controller For Alexa Google Home Air Conditioner TV](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000031408686.html)\") for under $15AUD on aliexpress.\n\nThe first hurdle to overcome was to remove the default Tuya firmware (I never even installed their app) and install Tasmota on there. That’s probably a subject for another blog, but the short version is:\n\nSo now it works, I configured MQTT and could successfully both capture IR codes and send them.\n\nCheap as the hardware is, it seems to be quite successful in sending IR signals, and has good coverage.\n\nNow, to the actual problem, and the reason for this work. I’d like to be able to do more home automation of the TV, mostly to work around the awfulness of HDMI CEC. With multiple HDMI devices connected, the HDMI CEC should “just work” but in practice it doesn’t. Some examples:\n\nUltimately then, I’d like to be able to independently of any other devices turn the TV to the correct on/off state and change to the correct input.\n\n(I also got the IR blaster to be able to control my aircon, but that’s the next project).\n\nWhile I can learn any command I want via the Tasmota device, the problem is that the Hisense remote does not offer either discrete power buttons, or discrete input selection.\n\n(The latter is particularly vexing, as the input selection is very awkward, with a slow popup menu in a grid format).\n\nWith some searching I *did* find [a reference](https://www.hisense-usa.com/assets/ProductDownloads/17/c995389f20/Hisense-Discrete-IR-Commands-for-copy-paste_1.pdf) with codes in it, but they do not seem to be for my model, perhaps an older model?\n\nThe basics are easy enough, the remote sends using the “NEC” protocol, with a single 32-bit number for each command. For example, here is capturing the “volume up” button via MQTT:\n\ntopic: `tele/tasmota_50930A/RESULT`\n\n`tele/tasmota_50930A/RESULT`\n\npayload:\n\n`{\n \"Time\":\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\",\n \"IrReceived\": {\n \"Protocol\":\"NEC\",\n \"Bits\":32,\n \"Data\":\"0x00FDC23D\"\n }\n}`\n\nI thought it might be useful to see patterns in the groups (ie the relation between “channel up” and “channel down” in the old documentation vs how it works on my device), but it seems that these are not particularly consistent.\n\nFor example, pressing the digits 1-0 and capturing the codes results in (hex and binary):\n\n `hex bin\n00FD807F | 00000000111111011000000001111111\n00FD40BF | 00000000111111010100000010111111\n00FDC03F | 00000000111111011100000000111111\n00FD20DF | 00000000111111010010000011011111\n00FDA05F | 00000000111111011010000001011111\n00FD609F | 00000000111111010110000010011111\n00FDE01F | 00000000111111011110000000011111\n00FD10EF | 00000000111111010001000011101111\n00FD906F | 00000000111111011001000001101111\n00FD00FF | 00000000111111010000000011111111`\n\nThere’s something like 12 bits changing around across there, so I have no idea how they related to the digits. I’m not much of an embedded person so there is probably a sensible reason that I can’t see :-)\n\nNow in theory, I can just run through ever code to find the ones I need. There are a few problems:\n\nLuckily there are a few ameliorating factors:\n\nSo, to search 16 bit of space is *only* 18 hours or so. Still annoyingly big, but manageable.\n\nObviously we need some automation to do this though, so I wrote a small script to help me:\n\n`#!/usr/bin/env perl\n#\nuse strict;\nuse warnings;\nuse JSON;\nuse Net::MQTT::Simple qw/localhost/;\nmy $start = shift;\nmy $end = shift;\n$start = hex($start);\n$end = hex($end);\nmy $num = $end - $start;\nprintf(\"This will take %.2f minutes\\n\", $num/60);\nforeach my $i (0..$num) {\n my $data = $start+$i;\n printf(\"Trying 0x%X - (remaining %.2fm)\\n\", $data, ($num-$i)/60);\n my $d = JSON::encode_json({ Protocol => \"NEC\", Bits => 32, Data => $data });\n publish(\"cmnd/tasmota_50930A/IRSend\" => $d);\n sleep 1;\n}`\n\nIt takes two arguments, the start and end code (in hex). It’ll run through the codes, one per second, zapping them out, and I get to sit there and see what happens.\n\n`$ ./test_ir.pl 0xFDE000 0xFDEFFF\nThis will take 68.25 minutes\nTrying 0xFDE000 - (remaining 68.25m)\nTrying 0xFDE001 - (remaining 68.23m)\nTrying 0xFDE002 - (remaining 68.22m)\n...`\n\n(Doing 0xFFF at a time is a reasonable “chunk” in terms of time).\n\nI can verify it’s working by having another window running mosqitto\\_sub or similar to watch the response topic:\n\n`cmnd/tasmota_50930A/IRSend {\"Data\":16637954,\"Bits\":32,\"Protocol\":\"NEC\"}\nstat/tasmota_50930A/RESULT {\"IRSend\":\"Done\"}`\n\n(If I didn’t see the “IRSend Done” I would know my MQTT messages were not being received and actioned by the Tasmota. This is important because you can’t see Infrared beams to confirm it’s actually doing anything, and most of these codes are going to have no other visible impact).\n\nOnce it’s running, it’s just a matter of sitting back and waiting. When something happens, I just press CTRL+C and re-run the script with a smaller range to narrow down the exact code and what it’s doing, document it, and restart the script again.\n\nOne super strange oddity, once I discovered a couple of the undocumented codes I thought I’d search the web for them to see what I came up with.\n\nSo far, I got a single hit, on a [Romanian web page](https://telecomanda-originala.ro/telecomanda-originala-en2d27-hisense-led-smart--tv/340.htm), presumably selling the same remote as I have. The weird part is the hex code I searched for is on that page, but in white on white text so as to be hidden from view for humans. There was only a small handful of codes that I’d already discovered via learning them directly from my remote, so it wasn’t useful as a reference.\n\nAt one point I found that the TV unexpectedly turned off (while playing a Switch game). I was initially jubilant, as I thought I’d discovered the power off signal. However I “rewound” a dozen or so codes and played them again - no luck. It seemed like I’d been wrong.\n\nThe next day I returned to it and looked further. I then looked at the MQTT subscriber and found that the Tasmota was no longer responding to IRSend commands. They were going into a vacuum! Looking more, I found the device was back on factory defaults (AP mode) and had lost all of its configuration.\n\nThis started a frustrating walk to reconfigure the device, where I found I had not documented the GPIO allocations for IRSend and IRRecv. I eventually found them again (and wrote them down this time). But while doing this I formulated a theory on what had happened.\n\nMy theory is that I *had* found the power off command. Unfortunately, the Tasmota device was connected to the Nintendo Switch’s USB connector. When the TV turned off, the Switch detected that via HDMI CEC and also shut itself off. This would have corresponded to the time that the MQTT responses started not coming back. Unfortunately I believe the unexpected shutdown also killed the Tasmota configuration - possibly a combination of right after an IRSend where it updated it’s NVRAM or similar caused it to corrupt and go back to factory settings.\n\nSince this incident I have confirmed the found code for power off *does* work (and it *is* the discrete one, not the toggle), and now I’ve got the TV turned off and am walking through the range again looking for the power on command.\n\nHere’s the codes I’ve found so far, either from learning from my remote or via brute force. 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      "content": "[Skip to content](#ir)\n\n\n\n* [Supported Modules](#supported-modules) \n\n  + [Built-In Options](#built-in-options)\n  + [Unofficial Modules](#unofficial-modules)\n  + [Default Pinouts](#default-pinouts)\n  + [Request for Information](#request-for-information)\n* [Unsupported/Non-Functional Modules](#unsupportednon-functional-modules)\n* [Features](#features)\n* [Replay Payloads Like Flipper](#replay-payloads-like-flipper) \n\n  + [Methods for Transmitting .ir Files](#methods-for-transmitting-ir-files)\n\n1. [Home](../..)\n2. [Features](../wifi/)\n\n# IR[#](#ir \"Permanent link\")\n\nVarious Infrared functions including TV-B-Gone, sending and receiving IR commands.\n\n## Supported Modules[#](#supported-modules \"Permanent link\")\n\n### Built-In Options[#](#built-in-options \"Permanent link\")\n\n* **Infrared Emitter** Most devices come equipped with a built-in IR emitter.\n* **[M5Stack Mini Infrared Emitter & Receiver Unit](https://shop.M5Stack.com/products/ir-unit)** This module offers easier connectivity compared to other options.\n\n### Unofficial Modules[#](#unofficial-modules \"Permanent link\")\n\n* **[KY-005](https://arduinomodules.info/ky-005-infrared-transmitter-sensor-module/)**: Infrared Transmitter\n* **[KY-022](https://arduinomodules.info/ky-022-infrared-receiver-module/)**: Infrared Receiver\n\nWarning\n\nThese KY- *modules may be available under different names and may require modifications for optimal range when used with 3.3V boards. See [source 1](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskElectronics/comments/183mhh6/increase_voltage_power_for_ir_led_powered_by_33v/) and [source 2](https://circuitdigest.com/forums/internet-things/how-interface-hx-53-ir-transmitter-infrared-sensor-module-esp32) for details.*\n\n* **[Elecrow Arduino Infrared Remote Control IOT Smart IR Module](https://www.elecrow.com/arduino-infrared-remote-control-iot-smart-ir-module.html)**: Functions well at 3.3V without requiring modifications.\n* **IR Hats for Raspberry Pi**: Designed for 3.3V operation; untested but expected to work.\n* **[LOLIN D1 IR Shield](https://www.wemos.cc/en/latest/d1_mini_shield/ir.html)**: Requires soldering for setup.\n* **[DIY Board](https://tasmota.github.io/docs/IR-Remote/#related-projects)**: Additional option for custom projects.\n\n### Default Pinouts[#](#default-pinouts \"Permanent link\")\n\n* **TX**: Built-in LED\n* **RX**: GROVE\\_SCL\n\n### Request for Information[#](#request-for-information \"Permanent link\")\n\n* **Wanted**: Comparative analysis of the range performance of different IR modules.\n\n## Unsupported/Non-Functional Modules[#](#unsupportednon-functional-modules \"Permanent link\")\n\n* **YT-IRTM Transmitter/Receiver**: Utilizes a serial connection and supports NEC protocol only.\n* **[Flirc](https://flirc.tv/)**: Other unbranded IR receivers and blasters with USB/USB-C connections, such as [this product](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Universal-Remote-Smartphone-IR-Controller-Adapter-USB-C-Infrared-Blaster-Control-for-Android-Phone-All-in-One-Air-Conditioner-TV-DVD-STB-Black/5426981611?selectedSellerId=101177603).\n\n## Features[#](#features \"Permanent link\")\n\n* ![✅](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/jdecked/twemoji@16.0.1/assets/svg/2705.svg \":white_check_mark:\") **TV-B-Gone**: Sends infrared signals to turn off various screens.\n* ![✅](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/jdecked/twemoji@16.0.1/assets/svg/2705.svg \":white_check_mark:\") **Custom IR**: Allows sending of custom IR codes from files stored in LittleFS or on an SD card.\n* ![✅](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/jdecked/twemoji@16.0.1/assets/svg/2705.svg \":white_check_mark:\") **IR Read**: Capable of reading and decoding incoming IR signals.\n\n## Replay Payloads Like Flipper[#](#replay-payloads-like-flipper \"Permanent link\")\n\nTo access `.ir` files, visit: [Infrared Payloads](https://github.com/BruceDevices/firmware/tree/main/sd_files/infrared).\n\n[Lucaslhm/Flipper-IRDB](https://github.com/Lucaslhm/Flipper-IRDB) also has so many payloads you can use\n\n### Methods for Transmitting `.ir` Files[#](#methods-for-transmitting-ir-files \"Permanent link\")\n\n1. **Custom IR App** Select commands individually from the **IR** menu\n2. **SDCard/LittleFS File Manager** Access under the **Files** menu (sends all commands)\n3. **[WebUI](../../controlling-device/webui/#features)** by clicking the icon (sends all commands)\n4. **Serial Command** For example, use `ir tx_from_file AC_LG_SX122CL_off.ir` for further details, refer to the [Serial Command Guide](../../controlling-device/serial/) (sends all commands)",
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        "description": "| BLUETECH | BLUETECH |  |  |\n| BOSE | BOSE |  |  |\n| BPL | BPL |  |  |\n| BUSH | BUSH |  |  |\n| Beyonwiz | Beyonwiz |  |  |\n| CABLE MATTERS | CABLE MATTERS |  |  |\n| CAMBRIDGE AUDIO | CAMBRIDGE AUDIO |  |  |\n| CANARM | CANARM |  |  |\n| CANON | CANON |  |  |\n| CANTON | CANTON |  |  |\n| CAT | CAT |  |  |\n| CHANGHONG | CHANGHONG |  |  |\n| CHANNEL VISION | CHANNEL VISION |  |  |\n| CINEMATEQ | CINEMATEQ |  |  |\n| CISCO | CISCO |  |  |\n| CLARION | CLARION |  |  |\n| CLARKE TECH | CLARKE TECH |  |  | [...] | AUVISIO | AUVISIO |  |  |\n| AVANIT | AVANIT |  |  |\n| AVOL | AVOL |  |  |\n| AXAS | AXAS |  |  |\n| AZ AMERICA | AZ AMERICA |  |  |\n| AZBOX | AZBOX |  |  |\n| AccessHD | AccessHD |  |  |\n| BANG & OLUFSEN | BANG & OLUFSEN |  |  |\n| BARCO | BARCO |  |  |\n| BAUHN | BAUHN |  |  |\n| BBK | BBK |  |  |\n| BEELINK | BEELINK |  |  |\n| BEKO | BEKO |  |  |\n| BENCH | BENCH |  |  |\n| BENQ | BENQ |  |  |\n| BEXA | BEXA |  |  |\n| BIONAIRE | BIONAIRE |  |  |\n| BLAUPUNKT | BLAUPUNKT |  |  | [...] | AIWA | AIWA |  |  |\n| AKAI | AKAI |  |  |\n| AKIRA | AKIRA |  |  |\n| ALPINE | ALPINE |  |  |\n| AMC | AMC |  |  |\n| AMINO | AMINO |  |  |\n| AMSTRAD | AMSTRAD |  |  |\n| AOC | AOC |  |  |\n| APPLE | APPLE |  |  |\n| ARCAM | ARCAM |  |  |\n| ARGO | ARGO |  |  |\n| ASPIRE | ASPIRE |  |  |\n| ASTRA | ASTRA |  |  |\n| ASUS | ASUS |  |  |\n| AUDIOENGINE | AUDIOENGINE |  |  |\n| AUDIOLA | AUDIOLA |  |  |\n| AUDIOVOX | AUDIOVOX |  |  |\n| AUGUST | AUGUST |  |  |\n| AUNA | AUNA |  |  |\n| AURUS | AURUS |  |  |",
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        "title": "Brand IR Remotes - Infrared Transceiver - Flipper Forum",
        "url": "https://forum.flipper.net/t/brand-ir-remotes/2146",
        "description": "`Filetype: IR signals file\nVersion: 1\n#\nname: POWER\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: Samsung32\naddress: 07 00 00 00\ncommand: 02 00 00 00\n#\nname: VOL+\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: Samsung32\naddress: 07 00 00 00\ncommand: 07 00 00 00\n#\nname: VOL-\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: Samsung32\naddress: 07 00 00 00\ncommand: 0B 00 00 00\n#\nname: MUTE\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: Samsung32\naddress: 07 00 00 00\ncommand: 0F 00 00 00\n#\nname: CH+\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: Samsung32\naddress: 07 00 00 00\ncommand: 12 00 00 00\n#\nname: CH- [...] No and likely no. Try universal remotes (default and from IrDB). There are some Polaroids in IrDB too.\n\nBrute force. This is what I do when i don’t have a remote neither a way to know the protocol:\n\nDone.\n\nI lost my Anker nebula capsule 2 projector remote control, does anyone among us own this remote control? Can you get the remote control code?\n\nDo either of these work? Flipper-IRDB/Projectors/Anker at 37312582c59c85dcc1537b5b343db4ba293a8661 · logickworkshop/Flipper-IRDB · GitHub [...] I think I found the problem, flipper does not like the word Master in the file name. I changed the download in the original post and tested it on my flipper and it loaded up after a second or two. If it doesn’t load for you again. I would suggest making a new recorded IR remote, doesn’t matter what, then taking that file and dumping the Samsung data into it and then putting the file back into the flipper to see if it loads then. Let me know if the new file works for you or not either way.",
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        "title": "[82] Flipper Zero - Unlock hidden infrared codes",
        "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XEZ0zaMlCk",
        "description": "So you can go in and say, for example, if you had a sharp Roku TV in here, they're using protocol NEC with addresses of 04. And then these are the different commands for that particular TV. Please like and subscribe. And if you have any comments, please leave them below or on my discord. [...] We want to try 00 through that FF maximum. So we're going to say our minimum is 00 and our maximum is FF. Then go ahead and right click on your Python file and say open an integrated terminal. And then do Python remote.py. And now we have a demo IR file who's using address 7. And the commands are all the way up through FF. Once we have that, we'll right click and we'll say reveal and file explorer. Flip over to qFlipper and we'll drag that demo.ir into our qFlipper. And now under infrared, save [...] Join the discord server (conversations and giveaways) -\n\nSupport the channel -\n\nTimeline -\n0:00 - Introduction\n0:27 - \"Learn New Remote\" to learn your remote\n1:41 - Download the .IR file\n2:09 - Maximum command (IR Wiki)\n2:33 - Python script\n3:24 - Our \"demo.ir\" remote with ALL the buttons\n4:00 - Try the codes\n4:37 - Create your own remote\n5:26 - Summary\n5:41 - Flipper-IRDB (control all the things!)",
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        "title": "Flipper Zero IRDB",
        "url": "https://search.flippertools.net",
        "description": "Flipper Zero IR Database Search - Find and Download Remote Files\n\nSearch the largest collection of infrared remote files for your Flipper Zero. Find, download, and directly upload TV, AC, and other device remotes to your Flipper.\n\nLoading...\n\n## Request a Remote\n\n## Recent Requests\n\nData: Flipper-IRDB\n\nCreated by Jay Candel\n\nFlipper Zero\n\n## Browser Not Compatible\n\nWeb Serial is not supported in this browser. To connect to your Flipper Zero, please use:",
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        "title": "Infrared · jamisonderek/flipper-zero-tutorials Wiki · GitHub",
        "url": "https://github.com/jamisonderek/flipper-zero-tutorials/wiki/Infrared",
        "description": "with open'demo.ir' 'w' as f protocol = \"NECext\" address = \"05 00 00 00\" cmd_min = 0x4000 cmd_max = 0x40FF f write\"Filetype: IR signals file\\nVersion: 1\\n\" \\n \\n for i in range cmd_min cmd_max + 1 cmd_hex_1 = hex i % 256 2 zfill 2 upper cmd_hex_2 = hex i>> 8 % 256 2 zfill 2 upper cmd_hex_3 = hex i>> 16 % 256 2 zfill 2 upper cmd_hex_4 = hex i>> 24 % 256 2 zfill 2 upper cmd_str =f\"#\\nname: Cmd {cmd_hex_1} {cmd_hex_2} {cmd_hex_3} {cmd_hex_4}\\n\" [...] ## Resources\n\nA good resource with a lot of Flipper Zero IR files is Flipper-IRDB\n\n## Generate files\n\n### Known protocol\n\nYou can generate an IR file in Python using the following script. Be sure to replace the protocol, address, cmd\\_min and cmd\\_max with your values. The values in the file are LSB instead of MSB, so a value of \"FF 03 00 00\" is written as 0x3FF and a value of \"21 43 00 00\" is written as 0x4321. It is recommended that the total number of buttons loaded be 256 or less. [...] The `command` field is a 4-byte value. The value ranges from `00 00 00 00` to whatever maximum is supported by the protocol.",
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        "title": "Flipper Developer Docs: Infrared Flipper File Formats",
        "url": "https://developer.flipper.net/flipperzero/doxygen/infrared_file_format.html",
        "description": "## Example\n\n```\nFiletype: IR signals file Version: 1 # name: Button_1 type: parsed protocol: NECext address: EE 87 00 00 command: 5D A0 00 00 # name: Button_2 type: raw frequency: 38000 duty_cycle: 0.330000 data: 504 3432 502 483 500 484 510 502 502 482 501 485 509 1452 504 1458 509 1452 504 481 501 474 509 3420 503 # name: Button_3 type: parsed protocol: SIRC address: 01 00 00 00 command: 15 00 00 00 \n```\n\n## Description\n\nFilename extension: `.ir` [...] | Name | Use | Type | Description |\n ---  --- |\n| name | both | string | Name of the button. Only printable ASCII characters are allowed. |\n| type | both | string | Type of the signal. Must be `parsed` or `raw`. |\n| protocol | parsed | string | Name of the infrared protocol. Refer to `ir` console command for the complete list of supported protocols. |\n| address | parsed | hex | Payload address. Must be 4 bytes long. |\n| command | parsed | hex | Payload command. Must be 4 bytes long. | [...] | Name | Use | Type | Description |\n ---  --- |\n| name | both | string | Name of the signal. Only printable ASCII characters are allowed. |\n| type | both | string | Type of the signal. Must be `parsed_array` or `raw`. |\n| count | parsed\\_array | uint32 | The number of parsed signals in an array. Must be at least 1. |\n| protocol | parsed\\_array | string | Same as in previous formats. |\n| address | parsed\\_array | hex | Ditto. |\n| command | parsed\\_array | hex | Ditto. |",
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        "title": "HELP! How to Import IR Codes in NEC Format - Infrared Transceiver - Flipper Forum",
        "url": "https://forum.flipper.net/t/help-how-to-import-ir-codes-in-nec-format/16436",
        "description": "`name: guide4_in1\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: NEC\naddress: DC 00 00 00\ncommand: 01 00 00 00`\n\nWhen this button is working, than no conversion/reversing is needed. And I’ve put so much brain cells in this script :frowning:  \nJust copy-and-paste the buttons and replace the lines `name:` and `command:`.\n\n:frowning:\n`name:`\n`command:`\n\nCreate a file, with `some_rememberable_name.ir` [...] `name: On\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: NEC\naddress: 00 00 00 00\ncommand: 07 00 00 00`\n\nYour data shows both. I would start with the encoded line.\n\n`name: guide4_in1\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: NEC\naddress: DC 00 00 00\ncommand: 01 00 00 00`\n\nSometimes the NEC codes are coming reversed. In that case you need to convert them to bin, reverse the string and convert the result to hex.  \nSome guys have done this here: Help translating command code to flipper zero format - #7 by LupusE [...] `some_rememberable_name.ir`\n`Filetype: IR signals file\nVersion: 1\n#\nname: guide4_in1\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: NEC\naddress: DC 00 00 00\ncommand: 01 00 00 00\n#\nname: guide4_in2\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: NEC\naddress: DC 00 00 00\ncommand: 02 00 00 00\n#\nname: guide4_in3\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: NEC\naddress: DC 00 00 00\ncommand: 03 00 00 00\n#\nname: guide4_in4\ntype: parsed\nprotocol: NEC\naddress: DC 00 00 00\ncommand: 04 00 00 00`",
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        "title": "Taking over TVs with Flipper Zero Infrared Port",
        "url": "https://blog.flipper.net/infrared",
        "description": "NEC IR protocol contains a short command and a repeat code, which is sent while the button is pressed. Both the command and the repeat code have the same preamble at the beginning. [...] NEC command, in addition to the preamble, consists of an address byte and a command-number byte, by which the device understands what needs to be performed. Address and command-number bytes are duplicated with inverse values, to check the integrity of the transmission. There is an additional stop bit at the end of the command.\n\nThe repeat code has a \"1\" after the preamble, which is a stop bit. [...] To use the Universal Remote mode, navigate `Infrared -> Universal library` and select the type of device you want to control.\n\nTo check or edit the dictionary, you need to open or create the corresponding file on the SD card. For example, for TVs, the dictionary file looks like this:\n\n```\n#Button name #Protocol #Address #Command POWER NEC A:08 C:17 VOL+ NEC A:08 C:00 VOL- NEC A:08 C:01 CH+ NEC A:08 C:02 CH- NEC A:08 C:03 MUTE NEC A:08 C:0B .... \n```",
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        "title": "Justin Hawkins | Discrete IR codes for a Hisense TV",
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        "description": "=> $data });  my $d = JSON::encode_json({ Protocol => \"NEC\", Bits => 32, Data => $data }); my = => \"NEC\" => 32 => publish(\"cmnd/tasmota_50930A/IRSend\" => $d);  publish(\"cmnd/tasmota_50930A/IRSend\" => $d); \"cmnd/tasmota_50930A/IRSend\" => sleep 1;  sleep 1; 1} } [...] payload:\n\n```\n{ {  \"Time\":\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\",  \"Time\":\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\", \"Time\"\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\" \"IrReceived\": {  \"IrReceived\": { \"IrReceived\" \"Protocol\":\"NEC\",  \"Protocol\":\"NEC\", \"Protocol\" \"NEC\" \"Bits\":32,  \"Bits\":32, \"Bits\" 32 \"Data\":\"0x00FDC23D\"  \"Data\":\"0x00FDC23D\" \"Data\" \"0x00FDC23D\" }  } } } \n``` [...] will take %.2f minutes\\n\", $num/60); printf(\"This will take %.2f minutes\\n\", $num/60); \"This will take %.2f minutes\\n\"/ 60   foreach my $i (0..$num) { foreach my $i (0..$num) { foreach my 0.. my $data = $start+$i;  my $data = $start+$i; my = + printf(\"Trying 0x%X - (remaining %.2fm)\\n\", $data, ($num-$i)/60);  printf(\"Trying 0x%X - (remaining %.2fm)\\n\", $data, ($num-$i)/60); \"Trying 0x%X - (remaining %.2fm)\\n\" -/ 60 my $d = JSON::encode_json({ Protocol => \"NEC\", Bits => 32, Data => $data });  my",
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===== Hisense_K321UW.ir =====
Filetype: IR signals file
Version: 1
#
# Brand: Hisense, Device Model: K321UW, Device Type: TV
#
name: Power
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 0D F2 00 00
#
name: Input
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 12 ED 00 00
#
name: Info
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 0C F3 00 00
#
name: Back
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 48 B7 00 00
#
name: Ok
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 15 EA 00 00
#
name: Up
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 16 E9 00 00
#
name: Down
type: raw
frequency: 38000
duty_cycle: 0.330000
data: 8956 4500 592 560 564 529 595 533 591 529 595 532 592 529 595 561 563 532 592 1671 563 1642 592 1642 592 1640 594 1641 593 1643 591 532 592 1642 592 1641 593 1640 594 1640 594 532 592 1642 592 532 592 532 592 531 593 531 593 530 594 530 594 1643 591 438 686 1641 593 1642 592 1642 592 41315 8985 2238 593
#
name: Left
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 19 E6 00 00
#
name: Right
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 18 E7 00 00
#
name: Fast_fo
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 59 A6 00 00
#
name: Fast_ba
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 58 A7 00 00
#
name: Play_pa
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: A8 57 00 00
#
name: Stop
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 5A A5 00 00
#
name: Mute
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 0E F1 00 00
#
name: Vol_up
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 44 BB 00 00
#
name: Vol_dn
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 43 BC 00 00
#
name: Ch_next
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protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 4A B5 00 00
#
name: Ch_prev
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 4B B4 00 00
#
name: YouTube
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: AA 55 00 00
#
name: Netflix
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 47 B8 00 00
#
name: Settings
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 14 EB 00 00
#
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address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 1D E2 00 00
===== Hisense_55K3201GUWUS.ir =====
Filetype: IR signals file
Version: 1
# 
# Hisense 55K3201GUWUS
# 
name: Power
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 08 00 00 00
# 
name: Vol_up
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 02 00 00 00
# 
name: Vol_dn
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 03 00 00 00
# 
name: Mute
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protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 09 00 00 00
# 
name: Input
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 0B 00 00 00
# 
name: Ch_next
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 00 00 00 00
# 
name: Ch_prev
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protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 01 00 00 00
# 
name: Up
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 56 00 00 00
# 
name: Down
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 57 00 00 00
# 
name: Left
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protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 58 00 00 00
# 
name: Right
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 59 00 00 00
# 
name: Ok
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 5A 00 00 00
# 
name: Settings
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 43 00 00 00
# 
name: Back
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 04 00 00 00
# 
name: Exit
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 4D 00 00 00
# 
name: Apps
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 0F 00 00 00
# 
name: Home
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 4A 00 00 00
# 
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type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 42 00 00 00
# 
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type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 41 00 00 00
# 
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type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 4E 00 00 00
# 
name: Rewind
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 4F 00 00 00
# 
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type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 5B 00 00 00
# 
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protocol: NEC
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command: 1B 00 00 00
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protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 1D 00 00 00
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address: 04 00 00 00
command: 52 00 00 00
# 
name: Green
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 53 00 00 00
# 
name: Yellow
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 54 00 00 00
# 
name: Blue
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 55 00 00 00
# 
name: 1
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
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command: 11 00 00 00
# 
name: 2
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 12 00 00 00
# 
name: 3
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 13 00 00 00
# 
name: 4
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 14 00 00 00
# 
name: 5
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
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command: 15 00 00 00
# 
name: 6
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 16 00 00 00
# 
name: 7
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 17 00 00 00
# 
name: 8
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 18 00 00 00
# 
name: 9
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 19 00 00 00
# 
name: 0
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 10 00 00 00
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name: Cc
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 50 00 00 00
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name: _
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protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 0A 00 00 00
# 
name: Netflix
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protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 4C 00 00 00
# 
name: Amazon
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 47 00 00 00
# 
name: Vudu
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 48 00 00 00
# 
name: Youtube
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 49 00 00 00

===== Hisense_EN_33926A.ir =====
Filetype: IR signals file
Version: 1
#
name: Power
type: raw
frequency: 38000
duty_cycle: 0.330000
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#
name: Input
type: parsed
protocol: NEC
address: 04 00 00 00
command: 0B 00 00 00
#
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duty_cycle: 0.330000
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#
name: 2
type: raw
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name: Menu
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Filetype: IR signals file
Version: 1
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# Hisense 65K3300UW
# by sealldeveloper
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command: 44 BB 00 00
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protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
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protocol: NECext
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name: Back
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protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 48 B7 00 00
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name: Exit
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protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 5C A3 00 00
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name: Home
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address: 00 BF 00 00
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name: Livetv
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command: 1B E4 00 00
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address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 51 AE 00 00
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name: Subtitle
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 1F E0 00 00
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protocol: NECext
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command: A9 56 00 00
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protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: A8 57 00 00
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type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: 00 BF 00 00
command: 5A A5 00 00
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protocol: NECext
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command: 58 A7 00 00
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      {
        "title": "HiSense EN-33922A TV Remote Control",
        "url": "https://www.amazon.com/HiSense-EN-33922A-TV-Remote-Control/dp/B00DEARX0S",
        "description": "Original new Hisense Smart Internet TV REMOTE Control EN-33922A for LHD32K366WUS LTDN40K366NWUS LTDN40K366WUS LTDN50K366GWUS LTDN50K610GW LTDN55K610GW With",
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        "title": "How to Program a Universal Remote for Hisense TV – Full Guide",
        "url": "https://electronics.alibaba.com/buyingguides/hisense-tv-remote-codes-quick-setup-guide",
        "description": "Hisense TV remote codes are numeric identifiers—typically 3-, 4-, or 5-digit numbers—that allow universal remotes to communicate with Hisense televisions via infrared (IR) signals. These codes instruct the remote which command set (power, volume, input, etc.) to send and how to time pulse bursts for reliable reception. They apply exclusively to IR-based universal remotes—not Bluetooth remotes, smartphone apps, or voice assistants. Typical use cases include replacing a lost original remote, [...] Over the past year, universal remote compatibility with Hisense TVs has evolved to support broader interoperability—driven by continued adoption of standardized IR protocols across Hisense’s product lineup. If you’re a typical user, you don’t need to overthink this: start with code 11758 (5-digit, widely confirmed across RCA, GE, and One For All remotes), then fall back to 0182 or 0216 if your remote only accepts 4-digit entries. Most users regain full control in under 90 seconds. This piece [...] If you need basic, reliable control of a Hisense TV made before 2023, choose direct 4-digit code entry (0182 or 0216). If your TV is a 2023–2025 Roku or VIDAA model, start with 11758—and verify IR is enabled in Settings > Remotes & Accessories > IR Control. If your remote doesn’t accept 5 digits, upgrade to a mid-tier universal (e.g., One For All URC-7935) for broader compatibility. Focus on proven codes: only ~12 codes cover 90% of real-world cases. The rest are supplementary options.",
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      {
        "title": "Discrete IR codes for a Hisense TV - Justin Hawkins",
        "url": "https://hawkins.id.au/posts/discrete_ir_for_hisense_tv",
        "description": "(The latter is particularly vexing, as the input selection is very awkward, with a slow popup menu in a grid format).\n\nWith some searching I did find a reference with codes in it, but they do not seem to be for my model, perhaps an older model?\n\nThe basics are easy enough, the remote sends using the “NEC” protocol, with a single 32-bit number for each command. For example, here is capturing the “volume up” button via MQTT:\n\ntopic: `tele/tasmota_50930A/RESULT`\n\npayload: [...] payload:\n\n```\n{ {  \"Time\":\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\",  \"Time\":\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\", \"Time\"\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\" \"IrReceived\": {  \"IrReceived\": { \"IrReceived\" \"Protocol\":\"NEC\",  \"Protocol\":\"NEC\", \"Protocol\" \"NEC\" \"Bits\":32,  \"Bits\":32, \"Bits\" 32 \"Data\":\"0x00FDC23D\"  \"Data\":\"0x00FDC23D\" \"Data\" \"0x00FDC23D\" }  } } } \n``` [...] ```\n hex bin 00FD807F | 00000000111111011000000001111111 00FD40BF | 00000000111111010100000010111111 00FDC03F | 00000000111111011100000000111111 00FD20DF | 00000000111111010010000011011111 00FDA05F | 00000000111111011010000001011111 00FD609F | 00000000111111010110000010011111 00FDE01F | 00000000111111011110000000011111 00FD10EF | 00000000111111010001000011101111 00FD906F | 00000000111111011001000001101111 00FD00FF | 00000000111111010000000011111111 \n```",
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        "title": "Hisense TV Remote Codes: GE, One For All, RCA & Xfinity",
        "url": "https://hiremote.app/blog/hisense-tv-remote-codes",
        "description": "1. Wrong code for your model year — try the next code in the series-specific table above.\n2. IR sensor is partially blocked or dirty — clean the TV's IR receiver (small black dot, usually bottom-center bezel). Test by removing any decorations from in front of it.\n3. Universal remote sending too-weak IR signal — fresh batteries. Some universals have weaker IR LEDs than the original Hisense remote, so they require closer range (2-3 ft instead of 10+).\n\n## FAQ [...] Three causes: (1) it's a Hisense Roku TV that uses Bluetooth-only pairing (no IR codes accepted — needs a Roku remote); (2) the TV's IR receiver is dead (test with phone-camera trick — point phone camera at IR sensor, press original remote, you should see purple light through the camera); (3) wrong remote brand for that TV generation (try the series-specific code from the table above).\n\n### Does Hisense use the same code across all models? [...] HiRemote app iconHiRemote\n\nEnglishENEspañolESDeutschDEFrançaisFR\n\nGet the App\n\nGuides\n\n# Universal Remote Codes for Hisense TV (3, 4, and 5-Digit by Brand)\n\nThe most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227. The right one depends on which universal remote brand you have.\n\nDmytro PetukhDmytro Petukh\n\nFebruary 15, 20268 min read\n\nTable of contents(24)+",
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      {
        "title": "How to Pair Remote With Hisense Smart TV ✅",
        "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMrwp23TQm0",
        "description": "Hisense Smart Tv, in this Hisense tv tutorial you will learn how to pair remote with hisense smart tv.",
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      {
        "title": "Discrete IR codes for a Hisense TV - Justin Hawkins",
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        "description": "payload:\n\n```\n{ {  \"Time\":\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\",  \"Time\":\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\", \"Time\"\"2020-05-02T04:27:05\" \"IrReceived\": {  \"IrReceived\": { \"IrReceived\" \"Protocol\":\"NEC\",  \"Protocol\":\"NEC\", \"Protocol\" \"NEC\" \"Bits\":32,  \"Bits\":32, \"Bits\" 32 \"Data\":\"0x00FDC23D\"  \"Data\":\"0x00FDC23D\" \"Data\" \"0x00FDC23D\" }  } } } \n``` [...] ```\n hex bin 00FD807F | 00000000111111011000000001111111 00FD40BF | 00000000111111010100000010111111 00FDC03F | 00000000111111011100000000111111 00FD20DF | 00000000111111010010000011011111 00FDA05F | 00000000111111011010000001011111 00FD609F | 00000000111111010110000010011111 00FDE01F | 00000000111111011110000000011111 00FD10EF | 00000000111111010001000011101111 00FD906F | 00000000111111011001000001101111 00FD00FF | 00000000111111010000000011111111 \n``` [...] => $data });  my $d = JSON::encode_json({ Protocol => \"NEC\", Bits => 32, Data => $data }); my = => \"NEC\" => 32 => publish(\"cmnd/tasmota_50930A/IRSend\" => $d);  publish(\"cmnd/tasmota_50930A/IRSend\" => $d); \"cmnd/tasmota_50930A/IRSend\" => sleep 1;  sleep 1; 1} }",
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        "title": "Hisense TV IR Codes Guide | PDF | Electrical Engineering | Telecommunications",
        "url": "https://www.scribd.com/document/859847773/Hisense-RS-232-and-IR-Protocol-English-2",
        "description": "The document outlines the RS-232/IR protocol for various Hisense Prosumer TV models, detailing discrete IR commands and their corresponding codes. It includes revision notes from previous versions, updates on command support, and instructions for users to check their specific TV manual for supported commands. Additionally, it provides contact information for customer support.\n\n# Hisense TV IR Codes Guide\n\nHisense TV IR Codes Guide\n\n## Uploaded by\n\nAI-enhanced title and description [...] Scribd\n\n# Hisense TV IR Codes Guide\n\nHisense TV IR Codes Guide\n\n## Uploaded by\n\nAI-enhanced title and description\n\n# Hisense TV IR Codes Guide [...] ## Share this document\n\n## Footer menu\n\n## About\n\n## Support\n\n## Legal\n\n## Social\n\n## Get our free apps\n\nScribd - Download on the App Store\nScribd - Get it on Google Play\n\n## About\n\n## Legal\n\n## Support\n\n## Social\n\n## Get our free apps\n\nScribd - Download on the App Store\nScribd - Get it on Google Play",
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      {
        "title": "HisenseⓇ Prosumer 4K TV",
        "url": "https://images.webfronts.com/cache/frmbmiupuurm.pdf",
        "description": "Discrete IR control for commands • power supply for 18/7 operation. Manually enter the IP address 1.Select. A list of codes for the most common Cable and",
        "position": 3
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      {
        "title": "Hisense TV discrete power on/off commands",
        "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/logitechharmony/comments/kcimx7/hisense_tv_discrete_power_onoff_commands",
        "description": "Just wondering if any Harmony users with Hisense TVs have been able to set up discrete power on/off commands (as opposed to a power toggle",
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        "title": "EXTERNAL RS232 CONTROL GUIDE",
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        "description": "This user guide will provide all of the command structures and system parameters required to confidently control Hisense commercial displays via a. PC or a 3rd",
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        "title": "Amazon.com: EN-33925A Replace Remote Control Compatible with Hisense TV LTDN50K610GW | 55K610GW 50K610GW 46K360M 32K366W 40K366WB LTDN55K610GW 32K20DW 40K366WN LHD32K366WUS LTDN40K366NWUS : Electronics",
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        "title": "Hisense TV Remote Codes: GE, One For All, RCA & Xfinity",
        "url": "https://hiremote.app/blog/hisense-tv-remote-codes",
        "description": "The most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227 — but the right one depends on which universal remote brand you have. GE remotes use 4-digit codes. RCA uses 4-digit. Comcast/Xfinity uses 5-digit. Spectrum uses 5-digit.\n\n## Quick reference [...] HiRemote app iconHiRemote\n\nEnglishENEspañolESDeutschDEFrançaisFR\n\nGet the App\n\nGuides\n\n# Universal Remote Codes for Hisense TV (3, 4, and 5-Digit by Brand)\n\nThe most common universal remote codes for a Hisense TV are 0073, 0095, 0156, 0182, and 0227. The right one depends on which universal remote brand you have.\n\nDmytro PetukhDmytro Petukh\n\nFebruary 15, 20268 min read\n\nTable of contents(24)+ [...] | Brand | Length | Primary code | Backup codes |\n ---  --- |\n| GE | 4-digit | 0073 | 0227, 0156, 0182, 0218, 0508 |\n| GE | 5-digit | 11314 | 11660, 11423, 10748 |\n| RCA | 4-digit | 1156 | 1416, 1660, 5780 |\n| One For All | 4-digit | 0073 | 0156, 0227 |\n| Philips | 4-digit | 1156 | 1660 |\n| Spectrum | 5-digit | 11756 | 12183, 11314 |\n| Comcast/Xfinity | 5-digit | 11314 | 11660, 11423, 12183 |\n| DirecTV | 4-digit | 1156 | 0073, 0227 |\n| Cox | 5-digit | 11756 | 11314 |",
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        "url": "https://electronics.alibaba.com/buyingguides/hisense-tv-remote-codes-quick-setup-guide",
        "description": "Over the past year, universal remote compatibility with Hisense TVs has evolved to support broader interoperability—driven by continued adoption of standardized IR protocols across Hisense’s product lineup. If you’re a typical user, you don’t need to overthink this: start with code 11758 (5-digit, widely confirmed across RCA, GE, and One For All remotes), then fall back to 0182 or 0216 if your remote only accepts 4-digit entries. Most users regain full control in under 90 seconds. This piece [...] Remove batteries for 10 seconds, reinsert, then re-enter the pairing code. For Roku-based remotes: go to Settings > Remotes & Accessories > Pair Remote, then follow on-screen instructions. Do not confuse this with factory resetting the TV itself.\n\n📡 Where can I find One For All codes?\n\nOne For All publishes official code lists at oneforall.com/code-list. Hisense-specific codes appear on page 4 (TV section) and include 11758, 12049, and 0208.\n\n1 2 3 4\n\n### Recommended Articles [...] | Solution Type | Best For Advantage | Consideration | Budget Range |\n ---  --- |\n| Direct 5-digit code entry (11758) | Fastest setup on Roku Hisense TVs | Requires remote with 5-digit support | $0 (uses existing remote) |\n| 4-digit fallback codes (0182, 0216) | Works on legacy and mid-tier models | Verify compatibility with your specific model | $0 |\n| Auto code search | No code list required | Performance benefits from stable IR conditions | $0 |",
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        "title": "US Code List V9.3",
        "url": "https://enablingdevices.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/V9.3-Codelist-US.pdf",
        "description": ". . 5341 HAIER. . . . . . . . . 3931,3381,3041,1761 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6231,3671,5281,2431 HAIER (ROKU TV). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3381 HALLMARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1761 HISENSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2851 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3381,3941,6721,3951 HISENSE (ROKU TV). . . . . . . . . . . . 3381 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6721 HITACHI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3531 . . . . . . . . . [...] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0836 RCA. . . . . . . . . . . 0746,1466,0996,0646 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0636,0626 RIF6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1576 ROKU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1306 RSR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1276,1266 SAMSUNG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0206 SANDSTROM. . . . . . . . . . . . 0616,0376 SANSUI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1006 SANWO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...] . 3321,2351 BELL & HOWELL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5261 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5241,5071 BENQ. . . . . . . . . 6031,5281,5531,5291 BGH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7091 BLAUPUNKT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2091 BOE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2101,2001 BOLVA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2621 BROCKWOOD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3671 BROKSONIC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6271 . . . . . . . . . . . . .",
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        "title": "Universal Remote Codes For Hisense TVs? [ What Are The ... - YouTube",
        "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tJblX_ikog",
        "description": "... Hisense models – we've got you covered with a comprehensive list. ... How to Program Your Philips Universal Remote Control + CODES LIST.",
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=== sd_files/infrared listing ===
    "name": "ACs",
    "name": "Consoles",
    "name": "TVs",
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=== search for how IR app scans files ===

=== try locate IR.cpp / infrared module ===
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    "name": "audio.h",
    "name": "audio_player.cpp",
    "name": "audio_player.h",
    "name": "clicker.cpp",
    "name": "clicker.h",
    "name": "ibutton.cpp",
    "name": "ibutton.h",
    "name": "mic.cpp",
    "name": "mic.h",
    "name": "qrcode_menu.cpp",
    "name": "qrcode_menu.h",
    "name": "timer.cpp",
    "name": "timer.h",
    "name": "tururururu.cpp",
    "name": "tururururu.h",
    "name": "u2f.cpp",
    "name": "u2f.h",
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      "path": "media/pcbs/Pirata",
      "path": "media/pcbs/Pirata/back.png",
      "path": "media/pcbs/Pirata/front.png",
      "path": "pcbs/StickCPlus_PCB_Pirata",
      "path": "pcbs/StickCPlus_PCB_Pirata/BOM of Pirata Board.xlsx",
      "path": "pcbs/StickCPlus_PCB_Pirata/Pirata Board Schematics.pdf",
      "path": "pcbs/StickCPlus_PCB_Pirata/Pirata_StickC_Board.zip",
      "path": "pcbs/StickCPlus_PCB_Pirata/Readme.md",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Black_and_Decker/Portable.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Carrier/Carrier_orlen_ac.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Electrolux/Electrol_ESV09CRO_B2I.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/LG/LG_AC.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/LG/LG_AC_2.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/LG/LG_COV30332906_AC.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/LG/LG_LP1015WNR_AC.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/LG/LG_LP1417GSR_AC.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/LG/LG_LP1419IVSM.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/LG/LG_R12AWN-NB11.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/LG/LG_SX122CL.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Lennox/Lennox_AC.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Midea/Midea_AC_MAW05R1WBL.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Midea/Midea_MP12SVKBA3RCM.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Midea/Midea_WWK08CR81N.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Midea/Midea_silent_cool_26_pro.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Panasonic/Panasonic_A75C4187.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Panasonic/Panasonic_CWA75C4179.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Panasonic/Panasonic_Climate_A75C2600.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Rinnai/Rinnai_AC.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Samsung/Samsung_AC_AR12K.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Samsung/Samsung_AR13TYHZCWKN.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Samsung/Samsung_Wind-Free.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Sharp/Sharp AH-A9UCD.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Sharp/Sharp_AH_X9VEW_AC.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Sharp/Sharp_CVP10MX.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/TCL/Tcl.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Toshiba/Toshiba_AC.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Toshiba/Toshiba_RAS13SKV2E.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Toshiba/Toshiba_RG57H4.ir",
      "path": "sd_files/infrared/ACs/Xiaomi/Xiaomi_AC.ir",

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