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README.md
This library enables you to send and receive infra-red signals on an ESP8266 or an ESP32 using the Arduino framework using common 940nm IR LEDs and common IR receiver modules. e.g. TSOP{17,22,24,36,38,44,48}* demodulators etc.
v2.8.6 Now Available
Version 2.8.6 of the library is now available. You can view the Release Notes for all the significant changes.
Upgrading from pre-v2.0
Usage of the library has been slightly changed in v2.0. You will need to change your usage to work with v2.0 and beyond. You can read more about the changes required on our Upgrade to v2.0 page.
Upgrading from pre-v2.5
The library has changed from using constants declared as #define to
const with
the appropriate naming per the
C++ style guide.
This may potentially cause old programs to not compile.
The most likely externally used #defines have been aliased for limited
backward compatibility for projects using the old style. Going forward, only the
new kConstantName style will be supported for new protocol additions.
In the unlikely case, it does break your code, then you may have been referencing
something you likely should not have. You should be able to quickly determine
the new name from the old. e.g. CONSTANT_NAME to kConstantName.
Use common sense or examining the library's code if this does affect code.
Supported Protocols
You can find the details of which protocols & devices are supported here.
Troubleshooting
Before reporting an issue or asking for help, please try to follow our Troubleshooting Guide first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Some common answers to common questions and problems are on our F.A.Q. wiki page.
Library API Documentation
This library uses Doxygen to automatically document the library's API. You can find it here.
Installation
Official releases via the Arduino IDE v1.8+ (Windows & Linux)
- Click the "Sketch" -> "Include Library" -> "Manage Libraries..." Menu items.
- Enter
IRremoteESP8266into the "Filter your search..." top right search box. - Click on the IRremoteESP8266 result of the search.
- Select the version you wish to install and click "Install".
Manual Installation for Windows
- Click on "Clone or Download" button, then "Download ZIP" on the page.
- Extract the contents of the downloaded zip file.
- Rename the extracted folder to "IRremoteESP8266".
- Move this folder to your libraries directory. (under windows:
C:\Users\YOURNAME\Documents\Arduino\libraries\) - Restart your Arduino IDE.
- Check out the examples.
Using Git to install the library ( Linux )
cd ~/Arduino/libraries
git clone https://github.com/crankyoldgit/IRremoteESP8266.git
To update to the latest version of the library
cd ~/Arduino/libraries/IRremoteESP8266 && git pull
Contributing
If you want to contribute to this project, consider:
- Reporting bugs and errors
- Ask for enhancements
- Improve our documentation
- Creating issues and pull requests
- Tell other people about this library
Contributors
Available here
Library History
This library was originally based on Ken Shirriff's work (https://github.com/shirriff/Arduino-IRremote/)
Mark Szabo has updated the IRsend class to work on ESP8266 and Sebastien Warin the receiving & decoding part (IRrecv class).
As of v2.0, the library was almost entirely re-written with the ESP8266's resources in mind.