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RE: Nigel Orrs IR and Ians PC circuit
- To: 'Robert Chasmer' <robert.chasmer@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Nigel Orrs IR and Ians PC circuit
- From: Stuart Whyte <lists@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2003 09:36:10 +0100
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Rob,
Not being electronically minded, I will try to explain as best I can, but
I'm sure Ian will be able to explain more.
The circuit that Ian built for me has a transistor switch controlled by the
serial port. This then puts a signal on the bus line and controls the TX
module.=20=20
The original circuits still need power.=20=20
HTH, but like I say, Ian's explanation will be FAR better than mine. ;-)
Stuart
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Chasmer [mailto:robert.chasmer@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 25 April 2003 00:56
To: 'ukha_d@xxxxxxx'
Cc: 'lists@xxxxxxx'
Subject: Nigel Orrs IR and Ians PC circuit
Way back in Dec 2002 Stuart Whyte [mailto:lists@xxxxxxx] wrote:
> Saturday morning saw the arrival of a jiffy bag containing a custom
> made circuit board from Ian Bird that allows me to connect my PC
> serial port to the IR signal bus of the Nigel Orr designed IR
> extender, that is already running through the flat.
> After a trip to Maplins, who (amazing as it may seem) had all=20
> the parts in stock to construct an IR Receiver circuit
> http://www.lirc.org/images/schematics.gif
to teach the PC my remote
> commands.
Stuart/Ian, I have Nigel's circuit running through the house as well. With
the arrival of a new PC at the beginning of the year I'm now ready to
connect it to the IR bus and finally have a play with Dans IR software.
I see the circuit connected to your PC has a TSOP which is for receiving
IR=
.
To inject IR on the bus for Nigel's sender circuit do you just connect this
receiver in parallel with other TSOPs?.
The TSOPs I've used with Nigel's circuit are 1838's that I got from Keith,
rather than 1738's which I think have a slightly different pinout. I've
found a very similar circuit to the one on lirc but that uses the 1838's,
with a good tutorial:-
* http://www.meblin.karoo.net/infrared.htm
* http://www.heatseekerz.net/index.php?page=3Darticles&id=3D4&pagenum=3D3
=
=20
I think the idea is that this powers itself via the serial port, as there
i=
s
no mention of a separate powersupply. So my question is to I only need to
connect the OUT (Pin 3), and GND (Pin 2) to my other circuits to do the
trick?
I've guessed at some maplin codes, I'm not sure if I got the right
components:-
Maplin Part Description
VH06G/AT02C/DT55K 10=B5F, 16V (elco) Capacitor=09=09
SC93B/YR75S/RA49D 100nF / 0.1=B5F Capacitor
D4K7 Res 4.7K Resistor
QL80B 1N4148 Signal Diode
QL26D LM78L05ACZ 0.1A Fixed Regulator=20
Do this look about right?
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