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'[PIC]: IR remote control'
2001\11\30@074701
by
Milan Pavlica (YU7AEC)
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Hello PICers!
I have universal IR remote control and i would like to make receiver
with PIC for it.
Output must be with relay - i will control contactors for opening
garage.
Code which i will transmit isn't matter - it would be nice if I can
program it in source code of PIC
Any suggestions, schematics, sources are welcomed...
THANKS!
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2001\11\30@091703
by
Patrick J
I made such a project a few years back... been in daily use for years.
Its a 2 channel setup as in 2 doors. I'll check if the files are easily
accessable if so then i can send you :
-Working asm source
-OrCad schematics, possibly as pdf
-OrCAD pcb layout
I'll mail you the whole shebang offliist :-)
Best regards
Datech, Sweden
Patrick J
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2001\11\30@124621
by
Josh Koffman
Hi Patrick,
How did you receive the signal? Did you use the capture/compare module,
a TMR, or just polling? I'd really like to see your code if possible.
Thanks,
Josh
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Patrick J wrote:
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> I made such a project a few years back... been in daily use for years.
> Its a 2 channel setup as in 2 doors. I'll check if the files are easily
> accessable if so then i can send you :
> -Working asm source
> -OrCad schematics, possibly as pdf
> -OrCAD pcb layout
>
> I'll mail you the whole shebang offliist :-)
>
> Best regards
> Datech, Sweden
> Patrick J
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2001\11\30@155757
by
Cristian C.
I'm interested too. Please Cc.
Thanks,
Cristian
At 11/30/2001, you wrote:
{Quote hidden}>I made such a project a few years back... been in daily use for years.
>Its a 2 channel setup as in 2 doors. I'll check if the files are easily
>accessable if so then i can send you :
>-Working asm source
>-OrCad schematics, possibly as pdf
>-OrCAD pcb layout
>
>I'll mail you the whole shebang offliist :-)
>
>Best regards
>Datech, Sweden
>Patrick J
>
>
>{Original Message removed}
2001\11\30@161353
by
Chetan Bhargava
Why don't you post the link to the list :-)
> At 11/30/2001, you wrote:
> >I made such a project a few years back... been in daily use for years.
> >Its a 2 channel setup as in 2 doors. I'll check if the files are easily
> >accessable if so then i can send you :
> >-Working asm source
> >-OrCad schematics, possibly as pdf
> >-OrCAD pcb layout
> >
> >I'll mail you the whole shebang offliist :-)
> >
> >Best regards
> >Datech, Sweden
> >Patrick J
> >
> >
> >{Original Message removed}
2001\11\30@211311
by
Patrick J
> Why don't you post the link to the list :-)
Sorry cant post a link to my archived files on tape ;-)
hehe, this seems to be a very popular subjet !
My mailbox was full today w reqs for it :-)
I am mailing the design to the ones asking asap.
/PJ
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2001\11\30@214407
by
Patrick J
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I used a special chip to decode the IR signal on another PCB
since I wanted generic building blocks. Like add an IR reciver is
just a matter of connecting the IR-recive pcb to the main pcb.
So the PIC is used to handle the system logic but has almost
nothing to do with the actual IR decoding.
I've used the IR decoder pcd in several projects ever since.
Its loaded with switches so I can change its recive mode by
flipping switches back and forth fast and easy.
If your looking for RECS80/RC5 IR direct decode asm this isnt
for you I think. If you on the other hand is looking for a simple
way to get IR in your design this is a nice little project :-)
/PJ
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> How did you receive the signal? Did you use the capture/compare module,
> a TMR, or just polling? I'd really like to see your code if possible.
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2001\11\30@215649
by
John Ferrell
I would appreciate a copy as well...
John Ferrell
6241 Phillippi Rd
Julian NC 27283
Phone: (336)685-9606
Dixie Competition Products
NSRCA 479 AMA 4190 W8CCW
"My Competition is Not My Enemy"
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2001\11\30@222147
by
Josh Koffman
You're right, it may not be what I need. Still, now I'm interested to
see what it is :) Please send it to me if you get the chance.
Thanks,
Josh
Patrick J wrote:
{Quote hidden}>
> I used a special chip to decode the IR signal on another PCB
> since I wanted generic building blocks. Like add an IR reciver is
> just a matter of connecting the IR-recive pcb to the main pcb.
> So the PIC is used to handle the system logic but has almost
> nothing to do with the actual IR decoding.
>
> I've used the IR decoder pcd in several projects ever since.
> Its loaded with switches so I can change its recive mode by
> flipping switches back and forth fast and easy.
>
> If your looking for RECS80/RC5 IR direct decode asm this isnt
> for you I think. If you on the other hand is looking for a simple
> way to get IR in your design this is a nice little project :-)
>
> /PJ
>
> {Original Message removed}
2001\11\30@223304
by
M. Adam Davis
I would like a copy for my own use, and if you don't mind, I'd like to
put it in my PIC Archive online at
http://www.ubasics.com/adam/pic/archive.shtml
-Adam
Patrick J wrote:
{Quote hidden}>I used a special chip to decode the IR signal on another PCB
>since I wanted generic building blocks. Like add an IR reciver is
>just a matter of connecting the IR-recive pcb to the main pcb.
>So the PIC is used to handle the system logic but has almost
>nothing to do with the actual IR decoding.
>
>I've used the IR decoder pcd in several projects ever since.
>Its loaded with switches so I can change its recive mode by
>flipping switches back and forth fast and easy.
>
>If your looking for RECS80/RC5 IR direct decode asm this isnt
>for you I think. If you on the other hand is looking for a simple
>way to get IR in your design this is a nice little project :-)
>
>/PJ
>
>{Original Message removed}
2001\11\30@233352
by
Anthony Claflin
'[PIC]: IR remote control'
2001\12\01@081448
by
Mahmood Elnasser
Hi all
I designed a satellite dish positioner 4 yrs ago , using pic16c84 and
opto-isolator , i made the infra red link utilizing the satellite's ir
reciever chip ( which is quite cheap ) and some software to decode the
buttons . i will post it on the list when i get home , 2 - 3 weeks time . it
uses only one pin of the pic which makes it great if u want to interface a
keypad to your project and u r pushed for pins .
the circuit worked beautifully and i managed to convert my cheap receiver
into a full positioner version which was over double the price at the time .
and i still use it today with my digital sat receiver .
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2001\12\01@124620
by
Josh Koffman
|
That sounds great Mahmood, I'm looking forward to it. Just out of
curiousity, how did you handle the incoming signal? Did you just poll,
or use the CCP or TMR modules?
Thanks,
Josh
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Mahmood Elnasser wrote:
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> Hi all
> I designed a satellite dish positioner 4 yrs ago , using pic16c84 and
> opto-isolator , i made the infra red link utilizing the satellite's ir
> reciever chip ( which is quite cheap ) and some software to decode the
> buttons . i will post it on the list when i get home , 2 - 3 weeks time . it
> uses only one pin of the pic which makes it great if u want to interface a
> keypad to your project and u r pushed for pins .
> the circuit worked beautifully and i managed to convert my cheap receiver
> into a full positioner version which was over double the price at the time .
> and i still use it today with my digital sat receiver .
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2001\12\02@041649
by
Mahmood Elnasser
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Sorry Josh i can't remember how i did it exactly coz it was long time ago ,
but what i remember is that i measured the signal of the remote control on
the receiver end by using a digital storage scope , i figured out the format
of the signal and i compared over 10 types of sat remotes , the code was
quite intresting and i will post it also with the other stuff when i dig
through my old archive . I'm planning of rewritting the whole project with
hi-tech c , i did it in mplab asm at the time , no changes will be made to
the hardware coz i had no problems with it so far .
I think i may have used RB0 int for counting the dish position pulse from
the sensor (16 bit counter) and used RB4 pin change interrupt for measuring
the IR pulse widths to decode the key , i used TMR0 to measure the width of
the IR pulses of course and u have to give it a margin of error . I tested
it intensively and got the right key pressed every single time .
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2001\12\02@093249
by
John Ferrell
It looks like the major obstacle to overcome is the SAA3049 decoder chip.
Then there might be a problem with the acquiring the encoder as well...
Now searching alternatives...
John Ferrell
6241 Phillippi Rd
Julian NC 27283
Phone: (336)685-9606
Dixie Competition Products
NSRCA 479 AMA 4190 W8CCW
"My Competition is Not My Enemy"
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2001\12\03@081946
by
Misana Enginyeria
Please Patrick i like this project, Can you send me? ricard
spam_OUTmisana.com.
Thanks
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Asunto: Re: [PIC]: IR remote control
I made such a project a few years back... been in daily use for years.
Its a 2 channel setup as in 2 doors. I'll check if the files are easily
accessable if so then i can send you :
-Working asm source
-OrCad schematics, possibly as pdf
-OrCAD pcb layout
I'll mail you the whole shebang offliist :-)
Best regards
Datech, Sweden
Patrick J
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2001\12\03@101647
by
Laszlo Kohegyi
2001\12\03@105857
by
Milan Pavlica (YU7AEC)
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I need this stuff:
When i send for eg. code 1 then to start first relay to opent gate
when i send code 2 to close gate - two codes, tow separate outs
That's it...
I just do not have time wo playe with in in ASM
I have remote control with PCA84C122
Thanks!
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2001\12\03@111822
by
John Ferrell
Must be good, it is not available due to excess traffic.....
Foolish me, I thought they were collecting from advertising....
John Ferrell
6241 Phillippi Rd
Julian NC 27283
Phone: (336)685-9606
Dixie Competition Products
NSRCA 479 AMA 4190 W8CCW
"My Competition is Not My Enemy"
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2001\12\03@141948
by
Josh Koffman
Actually, I looked at that page a few days ago. It contains just the hex
file...I can't seem to find actual asm code. Did I just miss it?
Josh
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