The project uses WiFiS3 library to connect the Arduino UNO R4 WiFi to your local network. You need to configure your WiFi credentials in [src/configure.h](src/configure.h):
```cpp
#define SECRET_SSID "your_wifi_ssid"
#define SECRET_PASS "your_wifi_password"
```
The Arduino connects as a WiFi client (station mode) and starts a TCP server on port 8000 to communicate with external devices, typically an Android application.
## Use TCP Server Socket to Communicate with Android APP
The Arduino runs a TCP server on port 8000 that handles communication with an Android application. The communication protocol includes:
- Hello handshake: [a_hello](src/main.cpp#L32) command initiates connection, responded with [e_hello](src/main.cpp#L33)
- Binary transmission: [a_bin](src/main.cpp#L34) command sends IR binary data, responded with [e_bin](src/main.cpp#L35)
- Control commands: [a_control](src/main.cpp#L36) command sends IR control commands, responded with [e_control](src/main.cpp#L37) or success/failure indicators
The system decodes the Base64 data and loads it into the IR decoding engine using the `ir_binary_open()` function. This prepares the system to handle specific IR protocols for different device types (air conditioners, TVs, etc.).
## Receive IR Control Command, Decode and Transmit
When a control command is received in the format:
`a_control,[length],[command_json_base64]`
The system:
1. Decodes the Base64-encoded JSON command
2. Parses the control parameters (temperature, power state, modes, etc.)
3. Uses the IR decode API to generate the appropriate raw IR signal data
4. Transmits the IR signal using the IRremote library on pin 3
The system supports various IR protocols and device types through its modular decoder architecture located in the [src/ir_decode](src/ir_decode) directory.
