Is your Pixl.js firmware up to date? And you're using the code from that remote control sockets example?
Did you actually see the waveforms it sends getting messed up?
It shouldn't be that limited. After all we use exactly that code fine on nRF52 for sending IR control signals from Puck.js and it's fine. Even if it were only accurate to 1/32kHz, that should still be more than enough for the 0.3ms signal pulses that are send out.
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Is your Pixl.js firmware up to date? And you're using the code from that remote control sockets example?
Did you actually see the waveforms it sends getting messed up?
It shouldn't be that limited. After all we use exactly that code fine on nRF52 for sending IR control signals from Puck.js and it's fine. Even if it were only accurate to 1/32kHz, that should still be more than enough for the 0.3ms signal pulses that are send out.