433mhzforarduino

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randy d13f445480 * Replaced shorts with bytes and int8_t; Significantly reduces code size, and will most likely reduce RAM usage and increase execution speed.

* Lowered RAM usage of Interrupt Chain.
* Some code comment fixes.

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InterruptChain

* Replaced shorts with bytes and int8_t; Significantly reduces code size, and will most likely reduce RAM usage and increase execution speed.

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NewRemoteSwitch

* Replaced shorts with bytes and int8_t; Significantly reduces code size, and will most likely reduce RAM usage and increase execution speed.

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RemoteSensor

* Replaced shorts with bytes and int8_t; Significantly reduces code size, and will most likely reduce RAM usage and increase execution speed.

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RemoteSwitch

* Replaced shorts with bytes and int8_t; Significantly reduces code size, and will most likely reduce RAM usage and increase execution speed.

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README.TXT

* Uses NewRemodeCode::on, ::off, ::dim, ::on_with_dim instead of 0, 1, 2 and 3, for better readability. This change is backwards compatible.

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README.TXT

433MHz radio libraries for Arduino



This package contains four libraries for use with Arduino:



 - RemoteSensor: send and receive data of a weather station with remote 

   sensors.

 - RemoteSwitch and NewRemoteSwitch: send and receive data of radio controlled

   power switches.

 - InterruptChain: chains Arduino interrupts; allows for receiving both sensor

   and switch controls at the same time.

   

The libraries are well documented with helpful examples to get you started.



Latest source and wiki: https://bitbucket.org/fuzzillogic/433mhzforarduino





QUICKSTART:



 * Copy the directories InterruptChain, NewRemoteSwitch, RemoteSwitch and

   RemoteSensor to the "libraries" directory in your Arduino sketchbook

   directory. See http://arduino.cc/en/Guide/Libraries for detailed

   instructions.

 * Start the Arduino IDE.

 * From the File menu, select Examples -> InterruptChain ->

   ReceiveRemoteAndSensor.

 * Connect a 433MHz receiver to digital pin 2 on the Arduino.

 * Run the sketch.

 * Enabled the serial monitor at 115200 baud.

 * Press buttons on your remote(s), and/or wait for your thermo/hygro sensor

   to transmit.

 * You should see the received data in the serial monitor.