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DAC4.irp

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+Device=79
+Function=0..255
+Frequency=38000
+Zero=500,-1000
+One=500,-500
+define X=(D+F)^1
+define Y=(1+D+F)^1
+First Bit=MSB
+Form=7000,-2800,0:1,D:8,F:8,X:8,500,-60m;7000,-2800,1:1,D:8,F:8,Y:8,500,-60m
+
+' http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/mboard/rc-discrete/thread.cgi?3945,2#36

Dell.irp

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+' This .irp is for the MCE protocol (a form of RC6-6-32)
+' It generates signals that also could be generated by mce.irp or by rc6-M-L.irp
+' But this .irp does so from values more consistent with the Dell documentation.
+'
+'
+' DecodeIr.dll will show Dell signals as MCE with a subdevice of 28 and the
+' device and function values as used here.  This .irp file does not use subdevice.
+' That part of the signal is buried inside C.
+'
+' In a correct MCE signal, the T bit alternate (0 or 1) with every press.
+' If you can't disable the associated "debounce" feature in the Windows registry,
+' you may need to create and use two sets of signals, with those two values of T.
+'
+' The M and C portions of the signal are not variable as I understood the Dell
+' documentation.  If you change those, you will have some other form of RC6, not
+' the form used by Dell.
+
+Device=0
+Function=0..85
+Define T=0
+Define M=6
+Define C=32796 '0x801C
+Frequency=36000
+Time Base=444
+Message Time=107m
+Zero=-1,1
+One=1,-1
+Prefix=6,-2,1,-1
+First Bit=MSB
+Form=;*,M:3,-2,2,C:16,T:1,D:7,F:8

Denon-K.irp

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+Device=4.3	'.1=zone1 .3=zone2 .5=zone3
+Function=0..753
+Frequency=37000
+Time Base=432
+Zero=1,-1
+One=1,-3
+Prefix=8,-4
+Default S=0
+Define C=(D*16)^S^(F*16)^(F:8:4)
+Suffix=1,-173
+Form=;*,84:8,50:8,0:4,D:4,S:4,F:12,C:8,_
+
+

Dgtec.irp

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+Device=172
+Function=0..255
+Frequency=38000
+Time Base=560
+Zero=1,-1
+One=1,-3
+Form=;16,-8,D:8,F:8,~F:8,1,^108m

DishPlayer_Network.irp

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+Device=0.0
+Function=0..63
+
+Protocol=DishPlayer_Network
+Frequency=57600
+Time Base=410
+Zero=1,-7
+One=1,-4
+Suffix=1,-15
+Form=_;F:-6,S:5,D:5,_

Dreambox.irp

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+Device=12.0
+Function=0..255
+Define A=0
+Define B=3908
+Define G=0
+Define H=8
+Define J=0
+
+Frequency=38000
+First Bit=MSB
+0=210,-760
+1=210,-896
+2=210,-1032
+3=210,-1168
+4=210,-1304
+5=210,-1440
+6=210,-1576
+7=210,-1712
+8=210,-1848
+9=210,-1984
+10=210,-2120
+11=210,-2256
+12=210,-2392
+13=210,-2528
+14=210,-2664
+15=210,-2800
+
+Define C=0-A-S-B-(B:4:4)-(B:4:8)-D-(D:4:4)
+Define X=0-A-G-J-F-(F:4:4)-(F:4:8)-(F:4:12)
+Define Y=X+G-H
+
+Form=A:4,C:4,S:4,B:12,D:8,210,-13800,A:4,X:4,G:4,J:4,F:16,210,-80400;A:4,C:4,S:4,B:12,D:8,210,-13800,A:4,Y:4,H:4,J:4,F:16,210,-80400

Furby.irp

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+'I don't know the real Device/Function split.
+'I pretend it is 5 to 8 to make IRPanels easier to use
+Device=12
+Function=0..255
+
+Protocol=Furby
+Frequency=40000
+Time Base=125
+Zero=1,-1,1,-5
+One=1,-1,1,-13
+Suffix=1,-1,1,-890
+Form=;D:5,F:8,_
+

GI4dtv.irp

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+Device=0
+Function=0..255
+
+Protocol=G.I.4dtv
+Frequency=37700
+Time Base=992
+Zero=1,-1
+One=1,-3
+Prefix=5,-2
+SUFFIX=1,-60
+Define B=D*64+F
+Define C=B^B*2^B*4^B*16^B*64^B*128^B*1024
+Form=;*,B:8,C:1:10,C:3:7,_
+

GI_cable.irp

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+Device=0
+Function=0..255
+
+Protocol=G.I.cable
+Frequency=38400
+Time Base=245
+Zero=2,-9
+One=2,-18
+
+Define C=-(D+(F:4)+(F:4:4))
+Form=36,-18,F:8,D:4,C:4,2,-120;36,-9,2,-356
+