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IR and NRF remote based on arduino

Something to make your life easier on the bed, when you have to switch off your tv and any other light in the house :-)

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I wanted a remote that can be able to control my television, but also the light next to it, so I decided to create an IR and NRF remote which will be both!

This remote is based on an arduino nano, an IR led and also a NRF24L01 radio frequency transmitter. With this transmitter, I could switch on/off all of the other lights in the house, not only the light next to the television (The range is theoretically 100 meters) !

I added a connector to power it with a charger or a 9V battery and also a button battery to keep it portable. To change from one to an other, I simply used a jumper.

The next step of this project is to design and to print a case for my new remote!
To be continued...

Telecommande_IR_NRF.ino

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  • 1 × Arduino Nano
  • 1 × IR LED
  • 1 × NRF24L01 Transmitter
  • 1 × Push buttons
  • 1 × A piece of PCB

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