Example on how to send OOK codes

[probonopd]

Hello, I am tryigng to find out whether Arduino-SI4012 could be used to control a 27.145 MHz BOSE Lifestyle system.

Would it be possible to send the following signal (the numbers are in microseconds, with "+" meaning "27.145 MHz on", and "-" meaning "27.145 MHz off"?

+9024 -4512 +564 -564 +564 -1692 +564 -564 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -564 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -564 +564 -1692 +564 -564 +564 -1692 +564 -564 +564 -1692 +564 -564 +564 -1692 +564 -564 +564 -564 +564 -564 +564 -564 +564 -564 +564 -564 +564 -564 +564 -564 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -1692 +564 -38628

How would the code look for this?

[mrmx]

If you hack a routine to make such pulses to fill the fifo buffer for a matching baudrate (for OOK the smallest pulse is of 1/50000 sec) it could be done. :-)

[xromansx]

Sure this are not microseconds ?

[xromansx]

would it be possible to emulate something like this:
{
"name": "jsbr RC Car",
"description": "Ford Mustang, 40MHz, No. 23819",
"frequency": 40.0,
"synchronization_burst_us": 1200,
"synchronization_spacing_us": 500,
"total_synchronizations": 4,
"signal_burst_us": 400,
"signal_spacing_us": 400,

"forward": 11,
"left": 59,
"forward_left": 27,
"right": 64,
"forward_right": 33,
"reverse": 39,
"reverse_left": 51,
"reverse_right": 45

}

[probonopd]

Microseconds, you are right :)