Projeto Test IR remoto with Labview

[CprPontes2022]

hello, I would like help with a simple project where I need to test the buttons on the television remote control using labview and arduino as the infra red signal reception hardware, I want to build a VI in labview to read the information of the buttons on the tv remote control where if the signal is received by the arduino then this button that was pressed is ok, thus generating a txt file to create a report, this is the main school project that I have to present. another idea if you can advise me I would also like to put the control label with the remote control bar code reader to record it in a txt log, if everything is ok, create a pass log otherwise failure log.

[GerdW]

Hi Pontes,

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@CprPontes2022 wrote:

I would like help with a simple project … this is the main school project that I have to present.

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When the project is that simple then you wouldn't need to ask for help…

Generic advice:

We also do help for homework, but we don't provide homework for free. You need to present your own work and we will provide constructive comments on that code. (Attach real code, not just images of code.)

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@CprPontes2022 wrote:

using  arduino as the infra red signal reception hardware

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I recommend to program the Arduino in the Arduino IDE to use all those available libraries for Arduino. This should greatly simplify the IR signal reading part.

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@CprPontes2022 wrote:

I want to build a VI in labview to read the information of the buttons on the tv remote control

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Your Arduino will send the received data using its serial interface, LabVIEW will receive from serial port using VISA functions.

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@CprPontes2022 wrote:

another idea if you can advise me I would also like to put the control label with the remote control bar code reader to record it

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To read a bar code there are additional devices (called BarCode readers) which most often also send their data using serial ports. Do you have such hardware available?

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@CprPontes2022 wrote:

record it in a txt log, if everything is ok, create a pass log otherwise failure log.

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Writing to text files is quite easy with LabVIEW. When you want to create different files (like pass/fail) then you need to implement some logic in your VI(s)…

Generic advice:

I recommend to start with drawing some schemes/algorithms on a sheet of paper before actually starting to code…