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I had to examine unknown remote and used PC based IR protocol analyzer http://www.ostan.cz/IR_protocol_analyzer/. It is possible to complete everything in 1 hour.
We have device, based on atmega32 board, and need to attach rf remote control (10-20m). It must be inexpensive, ready made with 5 buttons. May be somebody will share ideas.
Thanks,
Walt
You will have to dismantle your PC power module and do some soldering. You can use this link http://danyk.cz/at_atx_en.html or some similar for guidance. Pay attention to all warnings!
I suggested to modify computer power module. There's a lot of schematics in the web.You replace resistor with simple low power potentiometer and can regulate output voltage and output current on constant load as well.
Need help in selecting Web module.
It will be used to control and monitor several devices via RS485.
I'm beginner in this field, so simplicity of development tools is welcome.
Some time ago I've found an interesting project at
**broken link removed**
If there are somebody trying to modify it?
The author seems to be busy with something else...
atmega8 lcd
Got graphic LCD module pg-2406b1 with LC7981 and would like to attach it to Atmega8.
May be somebody knows any links to start with GLCD of that kind?
Thank you.
rs485 app note pic
Need some help!
Have made working bidirectional rs485 interface with sn75176, optocouples
PC - atmega8, rate 9600.
Replaced it by max1480B, but can send data only to atmega8.
PC receives corrupted data.
Tried to make some delays after switching direction, but no results...
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