Modifications

The camera we'll be using has an IR remote you can use to set it off (most higher-end cameras have these).

The camera we'll be using has an IR remote you can use to set it off (most higher-end cameras have these).

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First we will figure out the codes by reading the signal sent when the button is pressed. Then we'll take that data and make the Arduino spit out that code into an IR LED once a minute

First we will figure out the codes by reading the signal sent when the button is pressed. Then we'll take that data and make the Arduino spit out that code into an IR LED once a minute

OK step one is easy, point the remote control at the IR sensor and press the button, we got the following for our ML-L3 Nikon remote.

OK step one is easy, point the remote control at the IR sensor and press the button, we got the following for our ML-L3 Nikon remote.

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[[Image:IR-INTERVAL-3.jpg]]

Looks like the data sent is:

Looks like the data sent is: