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Hv ir rx mux


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  • Subject: Hv ir rx mux
  • From: "Frank Mc Alinden" <armagh@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 20:31:07 +1000
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Hi All
        Have just started on the schematic for the HV 8 Zone recieve mux to work in conjunction with the 8 zone tx unit . It will be based on my home brew unit with the addition of the following, opto isolation of Homevision signals and a busy led on each reciever . The reason for the busy led is that only 1 receiver can be active at any one time as the signals are combined at the ir rx mux , so when a signal is recieved at the ir rx mux it will send a common busy signal to All (even the active zone) rx to indicate the mux is busy decoding a current signal. This gives visual indication  to some one in another room to wait until the ir rx mux is not busy before sending a command. I know this is not ideal but is easier to implement. Also each rx unit has a pulse stretcher signal which is used to let the mux know which zone is active and home vision can scan the mux to find which zone is active and act upon the signal. There will be also an ir repeater to txmit the signal to homevision. I intend to use the same Port A pins  for tx and rx mux and will only reqire 1 input pin on hv for active rx . I also have a yellow led in each reciever this indicates the rx has recieved a signal (actually connected to the pulse stretcher) was handy when trying to get the tx unit to work . If anybody has any other ideas let me know. 
Frank Mc 
 
 
 
 

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