IrCode Finder - Remote control & IR codes

Easily find & test IR codes for various devices with a huge remote database, perfect for older gadgets!

14.4.5 build 186 InAPP Version
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PROS

Easy to use

Works with old devices

Huge remote database

CONS

Limited to NEC protocol

In-app purchase lock

Basic design only

Needs IR transmitter

This application boasts an extensive database of remote controls. If your device isn't listed, you can utilize the automatic testing features to identify the appropriate IR codes.

Recent changes

v14.8.0

In edit mode, it is now possible to set the height of buttons.

Added support for homemade WiFi IR transmitters. For more details, visit the official project website.

Improved support for Android 15.

v14.6.0

Artificial intelligence has been used to add translations for German, Polish, and Turkish. If you notice any errors or "hallucinations," please let me know.

The app is capable of directly searching for IR codes that adhere to the NEC protocol.

Chances are high that you'll find a suitable remote control for items like chandeliers, fans, speakers, and other basic devices.

This tool is particularly beneficial for older devices.

Please keep in mind that for the application to function properly, your device must be equipped with an IR transmitter.

Guide

The application uses the terms “DEVICE ADDRESS” and “COMMAND ADDRESS”.

Usually all codes for a particular device are located within the same “DEVICE” address (but sometimes there is duplication of commands in other addresses, as some manufacturers do to make the device compatible with several models of remotes).

The first step is to find the address of the “DEVICE” in which there are commands to which the device responds.

The easiest method to find the right device is automated testing.

In this mode, the application will go through all the codes in a row, you just have to catch the moment when the device reacts, stop testing and switch to manual selection of codes.

You can try to run automatic testing on the equipment that is turned off, if a command to turn on is selected among the codes being sorted out – this will be immediately noticeable.

You can check whether the enumeration of codes is really going on by pointing the camera of the second smartphone at the smartphone with the application running – you should see the glow of the IR transmitter.