Hi guys,
I have a Ethernet controller which I can control to switch on or off different channels.
When a channel is ON, it gives 3V constantly on the respective exit. When OFF - 0V constantly.
I want to wire it to a hand remote control, which switch radio receivers in order to remotely operate bulbs for example.
The remote control has buttons for ON OFF each receiver. They should be pressed momentarily.
The ON and OFF buttons on the remote have common wire and the other end connects to the ON or OFF wire respectively.
What I need to build is a circuit that connects the common wire of a button to the ON wire for a second when 3V, and to the OFF wire for a second when 0V at the exit of the controller.
I imagine some circuit with transistors and/or with timer(s) 555 but I cannot produce it without help I am afraid. Any ideas? A! I don't want to use relays.
I have a Ethernet controller which I can control to switch on or off different channels.
When a channel is ON, it gives 3V constantly on the respective exit. When OFF - 0V constantly.
I want to wire it to a hand remote control, which switch radio receivers in order to remotely operate bulbs for example.
The remote control has buttons for ON OFF each receiver. They should be pressed momentarily.
The ON and OFF buttons on the remote have common wire and the other end connects to the ON or OFF wire respectively.
What I need to build is a circuit that connects the common wire of a button to the ON wire for a second when 3V, and to the OFF wire for a second when 0V at the exit of the controller.
I imagine some circuit with transistors and/or with timer(s) 555 but I cannot produce it without help I am afraid. Any ideas? A! I don't want to use relays.
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