Python has been reluctant to transform the byte string serial input from a string of four hexadecimal bytes into decimal notation. This occurred during any IR reception like an opponent's tagger or a simple remote control. Hexadecimal was a remnant from the IRremote library which broadcasts and receives in the logical base-16 notation. This shouldn't be necessary for anyone programming laser tag in Python or any other language. human-readable.
The firmware was changed so it could deliver the four bytes as four base-10 numbers with a preceding "00" and spaces between each number. The spaces make it more
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2017-04-17 (M)
Remotes and some data on the screen
The firmware was changed so it could deliver the four bytes as four base-10 numbers with a preceding "00" and spaces between each number. The spaces make it more
Data formatted to be easily received
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2017-04-17 (M)
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