433mhz Espruino <-> Arduino

Got my new receivers. After a few extremely frustrating evenings, I've got the basics working....

I send it like this:

    var txpin=A1;

function sendTest2() {
     for (i = 0; i < 20; i++) { //20ms long training burst. Had crap results with shorter ones.
    	digitalPulse(txpin,1,0.5); 
    	digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); 
    } 
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,0.5); //end training burst
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,2);   //sync
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,0.7); //send a 0
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); //pause
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,1.3); //send a 1
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); //pause
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,0.7); //send a 0
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); //pause
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,1.3); //send a 1
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); //pause
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,1.3); //send a 1
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); //pause
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,0.7); //send a 0
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); //pause
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,1.3); //send a 1
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); //pause
    digitalPulse(txpin,1,1.3); //send a 1
    digitalPulse(txpin,0,0.5); //pause
  	digitalPulse(txpin,0,0);
    digitalWrite(txpin,0);
}

[#define](http://forum.espruino.com/sear­ch/?q=%23define) ListenST 1
[#define](http://forum.espruino.com/sear­ch/?q=%23define) rxpin 19

int lastPinState;
unsigned long lastPinHighTime;
unsigned long lastPinLowTime;;
unsigned long lastTempHighTime=0;
unsigned long lastTempLowTime=0;
unsigned long rxdata;
int lastTempPinState;
int bitsrx;
int rxing;
int MyState;
unsigned long curTime;

void setup() {
        lastPinState=0;
        lastPinLowTime=0;
        lastPinHighTime=0;
        rxdata=0;
        bitsrx=0;
        rxing=0;
        MyState=2;
	Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop() {
        curTime=micros();
	onListenST();
}
void onListenST() {
	int pinState=digitalRead(rxpin);
	        if (pinState==lastPinState) {
		return;
	} else {
              lastPinState=pinState;
        }
	if (pinState==0) {
		lastPinLowTime=curTime;
		unsigned long bitlength=lastPinLowTime-lastPinHighTime­;
                //Serial.println("bitlength:");
                if (bitlength < 1400 && bitlength > 600) {
                  //Serial.println(bitlength);
                }
		if (bitlength > 1500) {
			//bogus bit
                        // Serial.println(bitlength);
			resetListen();
			return;
		} else if (rxing==1) {
                        //Serial.print("Receiving");
                       // Serial.println(bitlength);
			if (bitlength > 575 && bitlength < 750) {
				rxdata=rxdata<<1;
				Serial.print("F");
                                Serial.println(bitlength);
			} else if (bitlength > 1200 && bitlength < 1350 ) {
				rxdata=(rxdata<<1)+1;
				Serial.print("T");
                                Serial.println(bitlength);
			} else {
				//Serial.println(bitlength);
				resetListen();
				return;
			}
			bitsrx++;
			if (bitsrx==8) {
				Serial.println("Got 8 bits");
				Serial.println(rxdata);
				resetListen();
			}
			return;
		}   
	} else {
		lastPinHighTime=curTime;
                if (lastPinHighTime-lastPinLowTime > 1900 && lastPinHighTime-lastPinLowTime <2100) {
		  //Serial.println("Starting");
                  rxing=1;
                  return;
                }
		if (lastPinHighTime-lastPinLowTime > 700 && rxing==1) {
                        //Serial.print("oddly long delay during rx");
		        //Serial.println(lastPinHighTime-lastPin­LowTime);
			resetListen();
			return;
		}
	}
}

void resetListen() {
        //Serial.print("end");
	bitsrx=0;
	rxdata=0;
        rxing=0;
}

Obviously, I need to do some work on both ends.

Do you have any thoughts on how to improve the Espruino side, while making sure that the code executes fast enough?