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| Hi guys Im currently working on taking a temperature from a DS1620 sensor (gives a 9 bit output of the temperature, of which im only using 8 bits), putting it through a little HC08 QT1 then transmitting it through the AM-RT4 transmitter at 433MHz. I'm having a little trouble getting my head round exactly what format this transmission will take place with. I've bit banged the 8 bit temperature into the uC, and im adding a ID byte aswell from 2 pins of the uC. Should this just transmit if i feed it into the transmitter? Where baud rate is 1200 as receiver (Hrr3-433) can only handle 2000. Cheers for any help on this. Transmitter http://www.rfsolutions.co.uk/acatalog/DS013-3.pdf Receiver http://www.rfsolutions.co.uk/acatalog/DS016-11.pdf sensor http://pdfserv.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/DS1620.pdf | |
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| You don't mention what micro-controller you're using, but you might find my PIC RF tutorial helpful?. | |
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| Transmission should not be a problem. Decoding at the receiver is what you need to be concerned about.
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| Thanks guys, its a Freescale HC08 im using, the little QT1. Sounds a bit worrying with your decoding statement, though i admit i haven't put a lot of thought into the decoding element. I assumed my receiver would handle the capture of data quite well and i would feed the data into a uC in a similar fashion to sending it out. | |
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The encoding is just as important as the decoding, but it's a lot easier to do the encoding! - but if it's not done correctly the transmission system won't work anyway!. | ||
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