The Girr format is documented at www.harctoolbox.org/Girr.html Determines whether the raw representation, the ccf, or the protocol with parameters is the master of the data. A parameter value, either a decimal, nonnegative number, or a hexadecimal number preceeded by 0x. Data type describing a four-digit hexadecimal number. Data type describing a Pronto Hex CCF string. Number between 0 and 1. This element models a set of remotes. It may act as a data base for a program or device. Textual title of the document. Version of the Girr specification the document claims to follow. Name that is used to identify the element. Should therefore be unique in the context. Even though arbitrary strings are allowed, C-syntax type strings, in the English language, are recommended. Name of the command as being displayed to the user. Special characters and non-English languages are here appropriate. Textual comment. Describes how, from what, and by whom the document was created. Name of creating user Source of the information, for example, another document that was converted to the present one. Date of creation, or last modification. Name of creating tool. Version of creating tool. Name of secondary creating tool, if applicable. Version of creating tool. Versioning data; semanics is still to be determined. Textual notes, possibly using formatting in HTML. The element models an abstract remote, which is basically a collection of commands. Name of captured remote control as a component. Normally different from the name. Data, only relevant for a particular application or domain, can be embedded here. Name of application or domain the application data is intended for. Numerical value for a parameter. Nonnegative integer with base 10. String value for a parameter. Protocol name as known to e.g. IrpMaster. A command is essentially an IR signal with a name. Value of the F parameter for the current command in the current protocol (if applicable). Models a raw IR signal, with into, repeat, and ending sequence (any of these may be empty). Carrier frequency in Hz. Duty cycle of modulation signal, between 0 and 1. Toggle value, the "T" parameter in many protocols. Models a raw IR sequence, defined by its durations. This should be either a sequence of numbers, or alternating flash and gap elements. Unfortunately, this cannot be described in XML Schemas :-(.