OSEPP OSEPP IR Receiver for Arduino

in this tutorial I'm going to teach you how to use an infrared receiver for this tutorial you'll need an Arduino a breadboard free jumper wires mil-to-mil an infrared receiver and a remote control we're going to add the receiver to our breadboard then we are going to connect the three pins which are pretty straightforward the first pin is the grunt which we connect to the ground on our Adina and the second pin is the 3.3 volt you might need to alter between the row of your breadboard because it gets very crowded over here so the red wire is going to the 3.3 volt and the last one is for the signal which sends the the data and we're going to connect this one to pin 12 you're now ready to build your video card this is the first part of our infrared receiver code as you can see I start with importing a library the IR remote library well as we did before we can include a library with manage