@mfalkvidd thanks, that change is all that's needed I think. Thanks to you and @evb for the prompt help!

@mfalkvidd thanks, that change is all that's needed I think. Thanks to you and @evb for the prompt help!

@evb said in Infrared Sender and Receiver:

If you take library version 2.2.3, the script will compile.

That does indeed work - thanks!

What's the best way to get the tutorial edited to include this information?

Following (I think) the instructions to the letter:

• Using a Pro Mini
• Installed the IRremote library (current version through Arduino Libraries Manager: 2.8.0)
• Copied exactly the sample code

When I come to compile, I get the following error:

/home/pc/Arduino/IrSensor/IrSensor.ino: In function 'void sendRCCode(byte)':
IrSensor:361:32: error: 'AIWA_RC_T501' was not declared in this scope
     else if (pIr->code.type == AIWA_RC_T501) {
                                ^~~~~~~~~~~~
IrSensor:362:15: error: 'class IRsend' has no member named 'sendAiwaRCT501'; did you mean 'sendRC5'?
        irsend.sendAiwaRCT501(pIr->code.value);
               ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
               sendRC5
IrSensor:364:83: error: 'MITSUBISHI' was not declared in this scope
     else if (pIr->code.type == LG || pIr->code.type == SANYO || pIr->code.type == MITSUBISHI) {
                                                                                   ^~~~~~~~~~
/home/adams-pc/Arduino/IrSensor/IrSensor.ino: In function 'void dump(decode_results*)':
IrSensor:419:43: error: 'USECPERTICK' was not declared in this scope
           Serial.print(results->rawbuf[i]*USECPERTICK, DEC);
                                           ^~~~~~~~~~~
IrSensor:422:49: error: 'USECPERTICK' was not declared in this scope
           Serial.print(-(int)results->rawbuf[i]*USECPERTICK, DEC);
                                                 ^~~~~~~~~~~
exit status 1
'AIWA_RC_T501' was not declared in this scope

Am I missing something?