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Hi.
The Motorola raiser have a usb connection and few others.
Usually you should have for the speakers one ground and then left and right. The ground one will be a copper color and the L and R should have some sort of plastic.
For the Mic you will have the 2 wires.
What R00KIE suggested will...
Motor Driver
Hi.
H bridge will give you forward and stop.
F Bridge will give you Forward, Backwards, Stop and brake.
There are ready made parts that have all the parts inside ( www.st.com ) or you can build it your self using an MCU.
Good luck.
Hi All.
I'm using my TYTN II to listen to radio when I have a long drive. The TYTN II is connect using a FM radio transmitter, with the USB converter.
The problem: When using the Internet, then battery drain is quite fast, especially if you are on the move and the radio signal is not that...
Hi.
If its a usb connector, then it is probably connecting to a mobile phone. What type is it?
If not, then please let us know what is the usb connected to.
Thanks.
Hi all
does anyone know where to buy the 11-Pin mini-usb plug?
This is a link how the plug looks:
http://www.tracyandmatt.co.uk/blogs/index.php/2006/09/10/htc_hermes_usb_connector_pin_config
Thanks...
pic16f818 pwm
Hi,
Have a look at the Microchip web site. They have asm. code for this.
If you need C code, then see this web site:
www.microchipc.com ( it has c at the end of the microchip name )
Good luck.
Hi,
In the ICD-2 there are buffers that are powered from the target board voltage. This is due to the fact that you can program the PIC in any voltage ( depands on your protection flags ) from 2V - 5.5V.
So, The ICD-2 needs to be powered first, only then you can connect the target board. Any...
PLL
Hi,
I know that Microchip will be coming out or already have with MCU that can make PWM at this freq. This PIC will be used to control power supply market, but they will also fit your needs.
see: www.microchip.com
Good luck.
Hi,
Have a look at microchip web site with the PIC usb parts. They have parts and free source code in C and evaluation board and the schamatics for it.
See: www.microchip.com/usb
Good luck.
Hi,
What you need to do is wait for for the Enter to be pressed 0X0D. So, you will keep on getting one char at a time from the PC to the MCU. You will gater all that information to a buffer with a pre defined size. Then you will output what ever you have in the buffer to the LCD only when the...
Hi,
I also build some of the boards by myslef. BUT sometimes you start adding so many things to the board, that at the end it will cost you much more then buying a ready made one!
Have a look at Microchip Mechatronics dev board.
**broken link removed**
It has everything that you have talked...
Re: GPRS
Hi,
Its not a problem to do what you are asking, but you need to think about the complete project.
Here are some pointers:
* You need to get a GSM modem with built in TCP/IP stack. If you will use anything else, it will be to much to deal with.
2. Modem starts. You set the GPRS and...
Hi,
Im looking for source code for the for the LCD driver with the PIC16F91X famely.
What im looking for is a complete source code/ or almost complete to drive an external segment LCD. Microchip has a sample code but only in ASM, and it will take almost forever to convert it to C.
Thanks.
power supply transformerless
Hi,
Its a pitty that you upload something that can be found on the microchip web site. Also, there are few more App. notes there that can also help to build a Transformerless power supply.
This circuit is good for currents up to 50mA. They can give higher current...
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