3 channel IR remote Controller Project using 12F Pic

pasanlaksiri · Feb 25, 2008

3 channel IR remote Controller Project

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blueroomelectronics · Feb 25, 2008

Looks great as usual Pasan, you've got some mad skills there.

AtomSoft · Feb 25, 2008

wow nice job. Was reading it and noticed how much a nooB i am. I didn't understand most of it lol. Maybe its because no actual code was showed. But i will be looking forward to making one of these someday. But with more channels.

Can you make separate circuits with 1 remote. Like have 1 circuit on a switch box to turn room light on/off and another in a receptacle to turn some appliance on/off.

AtomSoft · Feb 25, 2008

is there a way to tell if im receiving a signal from a IR receiver just with some power and a multimeter? Like checking tha mA or voltage or something?

For anyone wanting to learn more on this i suggest:
http://users.pandora.be/davshomepage/index.htm

pasanlaksiri · Feb 25, 2008

AtomSoft said:
wow nice job. Was reading it and noticed how much a nooB i am. I didn't understand most of it lol. Maybe its because no actual code was showed. But i will be looking forward to making one of these someday. But with more channels.

Can you make separate circuits with 1 remote. Like have 1 circuit on a switch box to turn room light on/off and another in a receptacle to turn some appliance on/off.

This is perfect for u

AtomSoft · Feb 26, 2008

wow thanks alot. Will be sure to try it

Pommie · Feb 26, 2008

Good Job. Do you mind me asking how you are powering the receiver?

Mike.

Gayan Soyza · Feb 26, 2008

I think Mike is asking where to connect the center tap wire of the transformer

pasanlaksiri · Feb 26, 2008

Pommie said:
Good Job. Do you mind me asking how you are powering the receiver?

Mike.

In This Case im powering it up from little 12V 400mA Transfomer. And its much more safer.

pasanlaksiri · Feb 26, 2008

AtomSoft said:
wow thanks alot. Will be sure to try it

Ya u must try it. Its also super grate. Working perfectly

AtomSoft · Feb 26, 2008

DO you think it would be ok if i wap out the TSOP1738 for a TSOP4836 because i cant purchase the TSOP1738 (says obsolete) so can i just swap it out for the one you used?

blueroomelectronics · Feb 26, 2008

Most IR decoders will work, your TSOP4836 should work fine, just follow the datasheet for the pinout.
A TSOP34838 comes with the Junebug kit. Search the forums here for Junebug and you'll see a Sony SIRC remote decoder project done with the Junebug. The transimitter can be any Sony compatable TV remote.

Pommie · Feb 26, 2008

pasanlaksiri said:
In This Case im powering it up from little 12V 400mA Transfomer. And its much more safer.

Sorry for asking such a stupid question, I saw AC and thought mains power, doh.

Any chance of a picture of the back of your receiver board?

Mike.

AtomSoft · Feb 26, 2008

Ok now i got 4 questions: (kinda stupid but want to make sure)

1. 100nf is equal to .1 uf right?

2. 4k7 is equal to 4.7k right?

3. 330e normal 330 ohm resistor ?

4. That button is a push button right like you press and let go and it goes in & out. (dont know propper name for it)

pasanlaksiri · Feb 26, 2008

Pommie said:
Sorry for asking such a stupid question, I saw AC and thought mains power, doh.

Any chance of a picture of the back of your receiver board?

Mike.

Ok I upload a Back side picture

Pommie · Feb 26, 2008

pasanlaksiri said:
Ok I upload a Back side picture

Wow, that is incredibly tidy. I was expecting a mass of wires. Again, well done, a good example of how circuits should be built.

Mike.

pasanlaksiri · Feb 26, 2008

AtomSoft said:
Ok now i got 4 questions: (kinda stupid but want to make sure)

1. 100nf is equal to .1 uf right?

2. 4k7 is equal to 4.7k right?

3. 330e normal 330 ohm resistor ?

4. That button is a push button right like you press and let go and it goes in & out. (dont know propper name for it)

1. Yes but none polarity cap
2. yes
3. yes
4. Yes micro Push Button Switch

AtomSoft · Feb 26, 2008

Ok so if i was to build this it would cost me around $5. Wow (of course i would most likely buy double or triple quantities to be safe but still inexpensive.

I wanted to know can i use this relay? https://www.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=wG8I/COA/Ttl4ZQPYyZ/7w==

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AtomSoft · Feb 26, 2008

blueroomelectronics said:
Most IR decoders will work, your TSOP4836 should work fine, just follow the datasheet for the pinout.
A TSOP34838 comes with the Junebug kit. Search the forums here for Junebug and you'll see a Sony SIRC remote decoder project done with the Junebug. The transimitter can be any Sony compatable TV remote.

Just to remind you i will be placing that order we talked about either tonight or tommorow for sure. Cant wait to get that stuff tho. Also i am going to search for it now.

pasanlaksiri · Feb 26, 2008

AtomSoft said:
Ok so if i was to build this it would cost me around $5. Wow (of course i would most likely buy double or triple quantities to be safe but still inexpensive.

I wanted to know can i use this relay? https://www.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=wG8I/COA/Ttl4ZQPYyZ/7w==

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Its cost me less than $3

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