C# 클래스 CyrusBuilt.MonoPi.Devices.RCSwitch.RCSwitchDevice

Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.

Call Dispose when you are finished using the CyrusBuilt.MonoPi.Devices.RCSwitch.RCSwitchDevice. The Dispose method leaves the CyrusBuilt.MonoPi.Devices.RCSwitch.RCSwitchDevice in an unusable state. After calling Dispose, you must release all references to the CyrusBuilt.MonoPi.Devices.RCSwitch.RCSwitchDevice so the garbage collector can reclaim the memory that the CyrusBuilt.MonoPi.Devices.RCSwitch.RCSwitchDevice was occupying.

Convenience method for converting a string like "11011" to a CyrusBuilt.MonoPi.BitSet.

Initializes a new instance of the CyrusBuilt.MonoPi.Devices.RCSwitch.RCSwitchDevice class with the pin to use to transmit codes with.

Transmits the specified code word to the device.

Transmits the specified code word to the device.

Sends a code word.

Switch a remote switch off (Type B with two rotary/sliding switches).

Switch a remote switch off (Type A with 10 pole DIP switches).

Switch a remote switch on (Type B with two rotary/sliding switches).

Switch a remote switch on (Type A with 10 pole DIP switches).

Converts a decimal value into its binary representation.

Returns a 13 character array, representing the code word to be sent. A code word consists of 9 address bits, 3 data bits, and on sync bit but in our case, only the first 8 address bits and the last 2 data bits are used. A code bit can have 4 different states: "F" (floating), "1" (high), "0" (low), and "S" (synchronous bit).

+-------------------------------+--------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+----------------------+------------+ | 4 bits address (switch group) | 4 bits address (switch number) | 1 bit address (not used, so never mind) | 1 bit address (not used, so never mind) | 2 data bits (on|off) | 1 sync bit | | 1=0FFF 2=F0FF 3=FF0F 4=FFF0 | 1=0FFF 2=F0FF 3=FF0F 4=FFF0 | F | F | on=FF off=F0 | S | +-------------------------------+--------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+----------------------+------------+

Returns a 13 character array, representing the code word to be sent. A code word consists of 9 address bits, 3 data bits, and on sync bit but in our case, only the first 8 address bits and the last 2 data bits are used. A code bit can have 4 different states: "F" (floating), "1" (high), "0" (low), and "S" (synchronous bit).

+-------------------------------+--------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+----------------------+------------+ | 4 bits address (switch group) | 4 bits address (switch number) | 1 bit address (not used, so never mind) | 1 bit address (not used, so never mind) | 2 data bits (on|off) | 1 sync bit | | 1=0FFF 2=F0FF 3=FF0F 4=FFF0 | 1=0FFF 2=F0FF 3=FF0F 4=FFF0 | F | F | on=FF off=F0 | S | +-------------------------------+--------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+----------------------+------------+

Sends a "0" bit.

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Sends a "1" bit.

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Sends a "Sync" bit.

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Sends a tri-state "0" bit.

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Sends a tri-state "1" bit.

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Sends a tri-state "F" bit.

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Trasmits the specified number of high and low pulses