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I was trying to get a IR signal from a remote controller.

I hooked the IR receiver to the oscilloscope and I got nothing. Then i brought the remote controller very close (~1mm far of the receiver) I started getting signal, but it was random (with another controller that I have, if I hold one button, it first send the button code and then a constant value; this doesn't happen with the other controller).

I disassembled the controller, this is all the information I got:

• XWDB-1106
• LXZK-TX1021-v1.0
• (cristal oscillator) NDR4208 [I think it ends with "i1", I'm not sure]

The receiver I'm using it's the VS1838B.

Maybe the controller frequency it's not the same as the receiver?

Edit: The remote controller was RF, not IR.

I was trying to get a IR signal from a remote controller.

I hooked the IR receiver to the oscilloscope and I got nothing. Then I brought the remote controller very close (~1 mm from the receiver) and I started getting a signal, but it was random (with another controller that I have, if I hold one button, it first sends the button code and then a constant value; this doesn't happen with the other controller).

I disassembled the controller; this is all the information I got:

• XWDB-1106
• LXZK-TX1021-v1.0
• (cristal oscillator) NDR4208 (I think it ends with "i1", I'm not sure)

The receiver I'm using is the VS1838B.

Maybe the controller's frequency is not the same as the receiver's?

Edit: The remote controller was RF, not IR.

I was trying to get a IR signal from a remote controller.

I hooked the IR receiver to the oscilloscope and I got nothing. Then i brought the remote controller very close (~1mm far of the receiver) I started getting signal, but it was random (with another controller that I have, if I hold one button, it first send the button code and then a constant value; this doesn't happen with the other controller).

I disassembled the controller, this is all the information I got:

• XWDB-1106
• LXZK-TX1021-v1.0
• (cristal oscillator) NDR4208 [I think it ends with "i1", I'm not sure]

The receiver I'm using it's the VS1838B.

Maybe the controller frequency it's not the same as the receiver?

I was trying to get a IR signal from a remote controller.

I hooked the IR receiver to the oscilloscope and I got nothing. Then i brought the remote controller very close (~1mm far of the receiver) I started getting signal, but it was random (with another controller that I have, if I hold one button, it first send the button code and then a constant value; this doesn't happen with the other controller).

I disassembled the controller, this is all the information I got:

• XWDB-1106
• LXZK-TX1021-v1.0
• (cristal oscillator) NDR4208 [I think it ends with "i1", I'm not sure]

The receiver I'm using it's the VS1838B.

Maybe the controller frequency it's not the same as the receiver?

Edit: The remote controller was RF, not IR.

I was trying to get a IR signal from a remote controller.

I hooked the IR receiver to the oscilloscope and I got nothing. Then i brought the remote controller very close (~1mm far of the receiver) I started getting signal, but it was random (with another controller that I have, if I hold one button, it first send the button code and then a constant value; this doesn't happen with the other controller).

I disassembled the controller, this is all the information I got:

• XWDB-1106
• LXZK-TX1021-v1.0
• (cristal oscillator) NDR4208 [I think it ends with "i1", I'm not sure]

The receiver I'm using it's the VS1838B.

Maybe the controller frequency it's not the same as the receiver?

I was trying to get a IR signal from a remote controller.

I hooked the IR receiver to the oscilloscope and I got nothing. Then i brought the remote controller very close (~1mm far of the receiver) I started getting signal, but it was random (with another controller that I have, if I hold one button, it first send the button code and then a constant value; this doesn't happen with the other controller).

I disassembled the controller, this is all the information I got:

• XWDB-1106
• LXZK-TX1021-v1.0
• (cristal oscillator) NDR4208 [I think it ends with "i1", I'm not sure]

The receiver I'm using it's the VS1838B.

Maybe the controller frequency it's not the same as the receiver?