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| New Member | I am a lunatic at this but i'm a beginner 2 :idea: . so if you dont mind i need to know where the (-)terminal of the battery fits in :cry: . Its being a bit of a problem for sometime to me. But coudnt find an answer. 1 more thing why is the earthing neccessary and is it important and how can i do it. :P Please email to me to Buddhika_karunathilaka123@yahoo.com. Thank You. Buddhika :?: |
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| Experienced Member | Quote:
the -ve of the battery is the ground point shown in the figure . just connect the -ve point of batt: to that point. The ckt does not need an earthing | |
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| Experienced Member | You Might take a look at the Laser alarm circuit on my website. http://www3.telus.net/chemelec/Proje...aser-Alarm.htm It works quite good.
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| Experienced Member | Quote:
:shock: oops!That's something I've never heard before.Anyway,keep trying.If you can't get it to work eventually,don't stick to it.Try another.There're plenty of sites aboundant in information on ICD2 clones,say Jay's site for example.You may consider going with an ICD2.I can send you a PCB file too.Get it made and simply solder the SMD components,it will work quite well.
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| Experienced Member | I'm pretty sure I can change the format of a BMP to GIF without altering its size. Email me it if you want, or better, download irfan view, it should do it.
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| Super Moderator | Quote:
Check my PIC tutorials, if you don't want PIC's?, then check the Holtek encoder/decoder range. | |
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