how do I connect a BN59-01006A samsung rc to an Arduino Uno IR receiver module
From the looks of your device on the break out it is likely a GP1UX311QS that is can run either 3.3V. Go with connecting the - to GND and the + to 5V.

That device will likely receive 38kHz modulated signals. It is possible (likey) your remote is 38kHz modulated. It is possible it may be something else. Where the blinking LED on the breakout is a good indicator that it is demodulating something.

Ken's Library has an example called "IRrecvDump.ino". Start with this. Where on the keyes breakout the S pin is the demodulated signal and on Ken's library's are defaultly connected to pin 11. Where the + and - are power and ground.  

The "IRrecvDump.ino" will attempt to decode a variety of typical formats of data. Where Samsung is not in the initial list. But it will dump the timing of the data stream. So that you or others can determine the pattern. And possibly add it to fork of the github.

Where you can review all the inidividual forks and ADDs on the GitHub Network Diagram

A quick Google of: samsung shirriff github. Shows several forks that indicate they have added Samsung. 


https://github.com/shirriff/Arduino-IRremote/pull/3
https://github.com/targettio/Arduino-IR-remote/blob/master/IRremote.h
etc..