manchester coding with pt2262 encoder rf transmitter

[dilyla]

Hi there,

I'm working on transmitting data using an RF module with a PT2262 encoder. Quick question the only example ive found uses manchester coding direct and RF module.
Do i need to manchester code my data if im using an encoder?
If not how should i start the coding?
Thanks
Di

[jrsikken]

I am also interested in PT2262 encoding and PT2272 decoding IC for 433Mhz tranmsitters and receivers. I have read the PT2262 datasheet and studied the output signal. It sends 12 bits, (that correspondent with the logical input on 12 pins) and a syncbit. A logical 0 on the input gives 10001000, a logic 1 on the input gives 11101110 and a floating input gives 10001110 output signal. You can see that this signal is not as balanced as manchester code (in which each bit is encoded as 01 or 10)

I have generated code in MikroC that emulates the PT2262 output signal. And it worked well with a PT2272 receiver and with my wirelessly controlled wall socket.

Code: Select all

/* Project name:
     Jaspers PT2262 emulator
 * Description:
     The code below generates a PT2262 output signal and makes D1 '1'
 * Test configuration:
     MCU:             PIC16F887
     Dev.Board:       EasyPIC5
     Oscillator:      HS, 8 MHz
     Ext. Hardware:   433MHz AM transmitter (those cheap 3$ things) on RC3 pin
     SW:              mikroC PRO for PIC
 * Note: the 433Mhz transmitter is supplied with GND and +5V
*/

sbit RFOUT at RC3_bit;  //alias
char a, i, number;

void sendbit(char a){
  if(a==0){         //pin low
    RFOUT=1;
    delay_us(150);
    RFOUT=0;
    delay_us(3*150);
    RFOUT=1;
    delay_us(150);
    RFOUT=0;
    delay_us(3*150);
  }
  if(a==1){     //pin high
    RFOUT=1;
    delay_us(3*150);
    RFOUT=0;
    delay_us(150);
    RFOUT=1;
    delay_us(3*150);
    RFOUT=0;
    delay_us(150);
  }
  if(a==2){             //pin floating
    RFOUT=1;
    delay_us(150);
    RFOUT=0;
    delay_us(3*150);
    RFOUT=1;
    delay_us(3*150);
    RFOUT=0;
    delay_us(150);
  }
}
 void syncbit(){
   RFOUT=1;          // sync bit
   delay_us(150);
   RFOUT=0;
   delay_us(7*150);
 }


void main(){
ANSEL=ANSELH=0;
TRISC=0;
PORTC=0;
number=4;

  while(1){
    for(i=0;i<number;i++){
        sendbit(0);//address A0      0 is low, 1 is high, 2 is floating pin
        sendbit(0);//address A1
        sendbit(0);//address A2
        sendbit(0);//address A3
        sendbit(2);//address A4
        sendbit(2);//address A5
        sendbit(2);//address A6 /data D5
        sendbit(2);//address A7 /data D4
        sendbit(0);//address A8 /data D3
        sendbit(0);//address A9 /data D2
        sendbit(1);//data D1
        sendbit(0);//data D0
        syncbit();
    }
  }
 
}