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  1. How I think it works. Use three color sensistve light receivers. The intensity modulates with the three oscillators connected to the three light receivers. You can combine the three signals on one line. Then the waveform produced carries all three basic colors and their intensity.

    i think the link i posted is simpler
    because the CPU will have 3 variable.
    the sensor has a red/blue/green led
    and a red/blue/green variable
    but one reciver.
    when the blue led is lit, the ldr's reeding is added to Var blue,
    when the Green led is lit, the ldr's reeding is added to Var green,
    when the Red led is lit, the ldr's reeding is added to Var Red.
    the the cpu just checks a look up table, if the values fall into a certain table you got you color.
  2. OK so -
    if its got 2 connecters seperate on one edge its probubly 100Vac.

    All refs i find conform to this no matter how many pins in the main strip. The one in that doc has 2 additional grounded pins.
    I have a 15 pin 4X20lcd that knowone has pinouts for so i assume the 15th pin is the second enable pin for the lower have of the display.
    I still dont know waht pins are what except for pin 1 which is alwas got the thickest track and is ground.

    oh and i shoved 12v up a 5vpower line and anothe display stillworks. Now i know its 5v not 12 (ill be bugged if i know where 12 came from) the contrast now works.

  3. Heres a tip that will spedd in up in no time.
    remove network software and dissconnect perminatly from the internert
    remove ALL virus guards and fire walls.
    remove everything that boots at startup.
    here a quick list of thing to remove
    Zonealarm,
    Norton Av (all versions)
    Winamp,
    WMP,
    Windows messenger,
    MS office,
    ms works,
    java webstart,
    xp fire wall,
    Nokia phone manager,

    and anything else that boots a startup

  4. there are (building wise ) two different types of dectecto, powered and un powered but both work the same.

    A basic intruder alarm has
    12V supply +bat backup
    12v op for powered devices,
    NC tamper loop
    NC detector loop.
    Alarm output.

    ***************A diagram will be up by monday 27th**************

    Zone1 = triditionaly entry/exit = when dector is open a timer starts if the detector circuit is not closed the alarm triggers.
    Tamper= all device have tamper conectors if a case is open or cable cut alarm sounds.
    Zone2-n NC circuits= id dector circuits open, alarm rings.
    If the circuit is wanted i will put a rush order on the design.

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