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Thanks for the feedback Mr RB and Duffy.
I just want to quote what James Rueben wrote on Videohelp:
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I just thought I might just as well try the opto interrupter, there's nothing to lose. I know you are convinced that it is my PC, but trying might just convince...
Thanks for your comments. I will try to answer what I have done and have tried most of your comments.
I have a Intel Pentium Dual CPU; 1.80 GHz and 1 GB of RAM. I use Windows XP SP 2.
I try to capture at 3 fps.(The projector has a gear at the back that can change the speed- so the actual pull...
Mr R.B. I'm not sure what you mean, but here is my problem:
I'm still struggling, because the switch get triggered erratically at some times. So I thought of trying the OPB365T. I quote this from another site:
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I am not really sure...
I have used my IR detector and mounted it to the rear trigger.
R1: 68 OHM
R2: 100k
Picture of the triggering system- works wel, up to now:
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The silver paper moves up and down and trigger the IR detector
Any advice?
Albie
I have no idea. (Is there a way that I can check it on my PC?)
We basically bypass the "click" and only a single click/trigger "triggers" the capture on Cinecap
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This is a link, but I struggle to find the datasheet:
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Your opinion on the...
I need serious help. This is my set-up so far:
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On request, I tested values at different points, using the original configuration (R1 180 Ohm; R2 6k8 Ohm)
Here are the results:
With the IR detector facing away from the blade:
A...
I'm not going to have time today to buy resistors, but this what I'm gonna do, as said before:
Buy the resistors and a photo interrupter at the same time. Will try the resistors, but if I struggle, will try to install the interruptor.
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If I go and buy the resistors, I can just as well buy a photo interrupter.The prizes that I have seen are really cheap. Would save me another trip. So which of the following look like good possibilities?
Optoelectronics and Displays | Optoelectronics | Slotted Optical Switch
Thanks
Albie
Thanks for the reply. Please remember I am quite new to this and to get the mouse modified and actually working, is a major achievement for me!!
Am I correct, do you mean a 100k resistor in stead of my 7k resistor?
I am not sure what you mean by "adjust it until you get a good...
Just more detail I want to add:
The distance is very close ± 1-2mm, before the switch is triggered. So if I wave a white piece of paper 1cm in front of the detector, it does not trigger it.
This is how the set-up should be:
Projector projects to a lens (the Eumig allows for speed to go...
I have started to build a system/circuit to capture old cine 8/super 8 using the Cinecap programme.
I am having trouble to get the IR receiver being triggered when a white blade moves passed the IR receiver.
(There are three blades of which I have painted one white i.e. 2 black blades...
Reuben in the Videohelp forum gave this advice:
"I've been looking further at the Optek OPB608A. You can get a more up to date spec sheet for it here https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2009/05/OPB608PDF.pdf. As you found earlier the input from your mouse switch is normally at 3.3 V...
Hi Duffy
Thanks for your reply
I also got this from another guy- can you check if you agree:
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I can get hold of this sensor in South Africa:
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Website
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So, to summarise:
I have a 5 Volt point
My...
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