Yes there is the IN command ,but i've never played with this command so i'm not sure of the syntax, i'd say it's
if in 888,1 >0 then etc etc
what version of windows are you running kevin?
Hi i couldn't get it going anyway.. I could use 4 opamps and i want the signal to be amplified from a microphone, it must be using a low voltage single supply and then to flash a bulb to the bass beat of music. Any other ideas would be most marvalous. Thanx
Rich
I'm Building a 8X8 LED graphics display at the moment ran on the same principle so more posts on this to come.
If any one knows how to scan a character and return a value that i can output to the port then that would be most handy
to make it clearer i know how to do the opposite ie for the...
didn't have much time on last post to explain clearly but look at my other thread where i've posted a few notes and a diagram/explanation.
http://www.electronics-lab.com/forum/index.php?board=13;action=display;threadid=333
Had a bit of spare time so i did a sketch of a simple interface for the printer port.
This was an original concept by myself to intergrate both my courses at college (electronics and I.T.) to control stepper motors in the cruedest of ways.
It did work though and all the other guys where...
hi use msdos 6.2's qbasic.. type,
10 out 888,1
this will send the left hand side top output from the socket to 5 volts , out 888,0 will send it back to 0 volts.. you will need a buffer inthe shape of an opto isolator or a transistor to run a relay but it's easy.
if you use a 9volt PP9 battery then it would be easier to interface anymore electronic circuits you may need to trigger or run from your switching arangement.
cheers .. rich
i had the vision of building one of these babys before and it's been re kindled after watching the 2nd series of pheonix nights.. lol
Both using a tape and using a digital voice recorder are viable but as the tape decks are easy to come by and have a solenoid, magnetic reed switch, heads and...
recently tried this and it works exeptionally well... i didn't bother with the diodes so i used a 4 way opto isolator due to using two seperate supplies. 12volt for the decoder and a 4.5 volt battery supply for the reciever.
find schemetics for a tatung 'D' series television and look at the infrared reciever section there you'll findn i/r reciever with 3 pins +5volts, ground and output. these cost
heres the answer to your switching problem (see atachment) .. But why are you using only 1.5 volts? and what are you planning to control with a 1.5 volt supply voltage? i'm also pondering over what such a switching arangement may do!.. or is it that you have finally found a use for AOL cd roms...
Hi Steve, i have also been on the H/T and static electricity thought train and i feel it could be a worthwhile study but i have no time to do the experiments that you outline.. mail me at [email protected]
it was a few years ago when i was begining in electronics i got approx .25 of a volt and i didn't take a current measurement im afraid. a guy who was known to be eccentric told me of this phenomenon so i tried it and low and behold there was a voltage there.
the tda2506 seems to be a secam decoder tried to search but found that but nothing on my s/engines for that number.. tried a few though.
is it a car stereo? if so put a couple of phono leads through the back and feed them to a seperate car amp.
try the links yourself if you want...
it certainly does look like a jungle chip.. here you go.. wow that took some finding!!
it seems to be a replacement for the 8680 despite having a completely different number. 1 of the links is for the data sheet the other is a link from a link that was linked in a link from a search submitted...
I don't know your skill level so i'll explain it basically.
The most common cause is the line output transistor, take it out and check it with the legs pointing towards you and the writing facing upwards, set your avo on diode check (if its digital meter) or the lowest setting you have for ohms...