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Well spoted! I'll try this weekend.

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Hi all! Happy new year to all of you! My new years resolution is to make the most of the Bangle watch 2, so I can't let my current projects down.

I've been debugging with arduino, and I turned my lamp on from the arduino with the code I got from your tutorial.

So I tried this same code in Puck JS an it didn't work . Then I calculated the difference between the code on your page and the signal from puckJS and this was the result:

Original on code from puck's page (71 elements)
const original = [9600, 4900, 500, 700, 500, 700, 600, 700, 500, 700, 500, 700, 600, 700, 500, 700, 500, 700, 600, 1900, 500, 1900, 500, 1900, 600, 1900, 500, 1900, 500, 1900, 600, 1900, 500, 1900, 500, 1900, 600, 1900, 500, 1900, 600, 700, 500, 600, 600, 700, 500, 700, 500, 700, 600, 600, 600, 700, 500, 700, 600, 1900, 500, 1900, 500, 1900, 600, 1900, 500, 1900, 500, 43100, 9600, 2500, 500];//71

code received in my arduino after puck sends the original code (68 elements).
const fromPuck= [9410, 5026, 354, 842, 378, 786, 458, 838, 326, 810, 378, 810, 434, 858, 378, 1378, 302, 890, 438, 2062, 354, 2058, 298, 2098, 434, 2070, 302, 2070, 354, 2046, 410, 2098, 302, 2058, 326, 2118, 382, 2114, 306, 2090, 410, 882, 330, 810, 406, 910, 306, 886, 330, 782, 510, 794, 410, 870, 330, 866, 434, 2086, 302, 2082, 354, 2046, 438, 2102, 306, 2110, 306, 1000];//68

const diff= [];

for (let i = 0; i < 68; i++) {
diff[i]=original[i]-fromPuck[i];
}
console.log(diff);

Difference of the 2 arrays, puck seems to send always just 68 elements
[190, -126, 146, -142, 122, -86, 142, -138, 174, -110, 122, -110, 166, -158, 122, -678, 198, -190, 162, -162, 146, -158, 202, -198, 166, -170, 198, -170, 146, -146, 190, -198, 198, -158, 174, -218, 218, -214, 194, -190, 190, -182, 170, -210, 194, -210, 194, -186, 170, -82, 90, -194, 190, -170, 170, -166, 166, -186, 198, -182, 146, -146, 162, -202, 194, -210, 194, 42100]//68

Do you see anything odd? My puck JS is sending signals, I can read them in arduino but they aren't good enough to turn my lamp on, and I'm able to turn my lamp on from my arduino.

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Hi Gordon,

Do you think my Puck.js could be somehow wrong? I have a plan to make a morning alarm that wakes you up with light, and PUCK.JS is perfect!

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Hi Gordon, I have 2.10, when conected says: Found PUCKJS, 2v10

Should I upgrade it? Could it be my PUCKJS?

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I did try to imitate the TV remote and it doesnt work. Perhaps I should build an arduino IR receptor to debug what is Puk.js sending?

Hi,

I'd like to control my IR cheap bulb with Puck.js, the bulb works fine, it can be controlled with the remote.

The problem is the Puck.js, I can see some IR light when I trigger the code. I tryed different codes some recorded by myself some from internet (quite similar), I tried different buttons, red, blue, on, off... I tried to put the puck quite close.

Is perhaps Puck.jsjust weak? I'm doing something wrong?

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Seems like it was the receptor, bought a new one and now it works.

Indeed! It works, my bad!

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Do I need to pay for a Pro GitHub account to see my .html previews?

Im trying to follow the Web Bluetooth tutorial

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Good approach Gordon, but is not, is tight and keeps triggering. Perhaps I should get a different receptor.

Hi, I'm trying to follow the infrared tutorial to record the patterns of my remote control. But it seems that my IR receptor triggers quite often, in the console I have a constant stream of readings, it accelerates significantly when I press the button in the controller. Is perhaps a bad receptor?