#
# brand:             Hampton Bay
# model:             UC7078T
# supported devices: Ceiling fan. Requires 303.875MHz RF transmitter
#
# Other Hampton Bay fans have similar remotes, but have no "Up Light",
# and the remote has a "Fan Forward/Reverse" button. I suspect these
# remotes would use the same codes, at least for the buttons that are
# common.
#
# The remotes use a Tiro wireless encoder/decoder set. I know the
# encoder is the M1E, but haven't cracked open the receiver to check
# the decoder. The datasheet for the M1D-95 has the pinout of the M1E,
# but that particular decoder is for a remote doorbell application.
# It can be found at
# http://www.tiro.cc/datasheet/doorbell/M1D-95.pdf
# I believe the decoder that is used has fewer address bits (they must
# be matched for outputs to be driven) and more data bits, since I am
# seeing 5 data bits driven, but the datasheet only shows 4.
#
# I looked up the FCC id on the back of the remote (CHQ8BT7078T) to
# determine the frequency of the remote (303.875MHz) at
# http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid/
# and ordered the transmitter from Computronics in Australia
# http://computronics.com.au/module/txrxpair/
#

begin remote

  name   UC7078T
  bits  7
  flags SPACE_FIRST|REVERSE
  eps            30
  aeps          100
  pre_data_bits 4
# Hex value of 4 dip switch code settings
  pre_data      0x0b
  header        400 300
  plead         700

# Even though space is sent first, pulse length is still  
# specified first.
  zero  300 700
  one   700 300

  min_repeat    5

  gap   12000

      begin codes
        LIGHT_UP        0x48
        FAN_HIGH        0x02
        FAN_MED         0x04
        FAN_LOW         0x08
        FAN_OFF         0x20
        LIGHT_DOWN      0x40
      end codes

end remote