METHOD FOR CONTROLLING AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE THROUGH INFRARED DETECTION
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Nov 26, 2009
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May 20, 2008
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May 20, 2008
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A method for controlling an electronic device through infrared detection includes an infrared sensor to detect displacement alteration waveforms of a targeted object to generate a control signal to control the electronic device. The method includes: setting at least one execution command; setting an executing condition for each execution command; getting a detection signal of the infrared sensor; processing alteration waveforms of the detection signal; judging whether the detection signal alteration waveforms coincided with the executing condition; and executing the execution command corresponding to the executing condition. By means of the method set forth above the infrared sensor can detect movement of the targeted object, and convert the movement to a control means for the electronic device. Thereby through the movement of an object the electronic device can be activated to perform a selected function.
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