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ARINA: Arduino Remote Infrared Network Adapter Ren Neff, Thomas Trimborn & Matthias Wbbeling Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitt Bonn Outline 1. Introduction 6. Hardware 2. Related work 7. Evaluation 3. Infrared signaling 8.


  1. ARINA: Arduino Remote Infrared Network Adapter René Neff, Thomas Trimborn & Matthias Wübbeling Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn

  2. Outline 1. Introduction 6. Hardware 2. Related work 7. Evaluation 3. Infrared signaling 8. Summary 4. Protocol background 9. Future work 5. ARINA Protocol 10. Your Questions

  3. Introduction ARINA ● Receive infrared signals IR-Signal Remote ● Decode received LAN signals ● Transmit receive Internet data ● Send infrared LAN TV signals ARINA IR-Signal 3

  4. Related work Source: http://www.logitech.com/de-de/product/harmony-ultimate-hub ● Commercially available products by Logitech, Philips and others ● Quite expensive ● Proprietary systems Figure: Logitech Harmony Ultimate Hub ● Limited to provided features 4

  5. Infrared Signaling I visible light 1m 1mm 10nm 0.01nm ● not visible to a human’s eye ● commonly used IR diodes: 840 - 950nm ● cheap IR diodes to receive and transmit 5

  6. Infrared Signaling II Source: http://www.sbprojects.com ● transmitting from sender to receiver ● Signal modulation: 01100111... 36 - 40 kHZ 6

  7. Protocol (NEC) logical “ 0 ” Source: http://www.sbprojects.com logical “ 1 ” Figure: 0 and 1 as specified by NEC protocol 01100111... 0x68 - 0x00 Play << Play >> 0x68 - 0x01 Record ... ... 7 Table: mapping of “code send” to “function invoked”

  8. ARINA Protocol ● Transmission of recognized protocols ○ NEC, Philips RC-5, Philips RC-6, ... ● Transmission of RAW data 8

  9. ARINA Protocol ● Transmission of recognized protocols ○ NEC, Philips RC-5, Philips RC-6, ... ● Transmission of RAW data 8

  10. Hardware I photodiode resistor cables IR diode breadboard Arduino Mega 2560 Arduino Ethernet Shield 9

  11. Hardware II 10

  12. Evaluation setup 11

  13. Evaluation results Device name Type Manufacturer Protocol All keys Year of purchase EB-1771W Projector Epson NEC yes 2012 UE40EH5000 TV Samsung RAW yes 2012 3D-Blu-ray BD-E5500 Player Samsung RAW yes 2012 42LV579S TV LG NEC yes 2012 DVX592H DVD Player LG NEC yes 2012 Connect ID 32 TV Loewe RC-5 yes 2009 230E DVD Player Redstar NEC yes 2001 55FU4243 TV Thomsen NEC yes 2012 SoundTouch HiFi Bose RAW yes 2014 12

  14. Features of ARINA ● supports common IR protocols ● supports RAW data transmission ● small in size ● can be powered by battery (~ 20h) ● PoE ready (single cable for LAN and power) ● materials costs: ~30€ ● easy to build on your own ● easy to modify and extend 13

  15. Future work ● encrypted transmission ● control multiple ARINA ● Web-based control interface Server ● Smartphone app to TV control ARINA SAT TV TV 14 DVR DVD

  16. Thank you. Special thanks to Matthias, all reviewers, Prof. Meier Contact: neff@cs.uni-bonn.de trimborn@cs.uni-bonn.de

  17. Questions?

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