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Yes you can plug it in the microphone jack with a few extra components.

Here what schematic I have found on LIRC's webpage (by Matthias Ringwald):

enter image description here

As far as I know most IR signals are Manchester coded:

  • high to low transition means 1
  • low to high transition means 0

Or the other way round because there are two conventions.

Be sure to check SB-Projects for information regarding different IR protocols.

To view the signal on your PC I recommend Christian Zeitnitz's Scope and to record it try Audacity.

Yes you can plug it in the microphone jack with a few extra components.

Here what schematic I have found on LIRC's webpage (by Matthias Ringwald):

enter image description here

As far as I know most IR signals are Manchester coded:

  • high to low transition means 1
  • low to high transition means 0

Or the other way round because there are two conventions.

Be sure to check SB-Projects for information regarding different IR protocols.

Yes you can plug it in the microphone jack with a few extra components.

Here what schematic I have found on LIRC's webpage (by Matthias Ringwald):

enter image description here

As far as I know most IR signals are Manchester coded:

  • high to low transition means 1
  • low to high transition means 0

Or the other way round because there are two conventions.

Be sure to check SB-Projects for information regarding different IR protocols.

To view the signal on your PC I recommend Christian Zeitnitz's Scope and to record it try Audacity.

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Cornelius
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Yes you can plug it in the microphone jack with a few extra components.

Here what schematic I have found on LIRC's webpage (by Matthias Ringwald):

enter image description here

As far as I know most IR signals are Manchester coded:

  • high to low transition means 1
  • low to high transition means 0

Or the other way round because there are two conventions.

Be sure to check SB-Projects for information regarding different IR protocols.