I'm looking into wireing up an old ir receiver I got in a wall-e U-command. Looking at it, this appears to be the pinout for it, but if not it looks almost exact to the one in the picture.
Pinning: 1 = OUT, 2 = GND, 3 = VS
PDF datasheet picture in datasheet
Does everyone think that it would make sense?
It's possible it may be that one however the first question which comes to mind is "What do you plan on doing with it?"
The IR Receiver is only part of the circuit you would require.
The IR Receiver should have some markings on it, at least a part number or code of some type somewhere.
mine says cmc0083
@Technopro, how did you get on with this, did you manage to wire and code up?
Never did get to it. Might just try to once Dewy is finished!
To connect an IR receiver like that isn't easy - it requires a pile of additional hardware to decode the signals. It's not as easy as morse code or serial, etc... It requires modulating the signal within a frequency of infrared light.
So, the solution is to use the i2c BV4615 that you can find in ARC. It only works with some remotes, not all. It worked fine with my Sony remote. Their datasheet explains more.
The ideal solution is to use an Mobile device and control your robot
Rather than an IR remote at all.
Valid point DJ. Maybe not then.
@DJsures, what if I wanted a robot to look for an ir led that was on not flashing, or follow an ir light?
What I am trying to achieve is similar to the roomba looking for its docking station "seekdockingstation". So by using a ir receiver to look for an ir source that was on, my robot would be able to locate its charger.
If its possible, then I will add a couple more recevers & transmitters to allow correct line up between robot and charging station