HI,
I have bought some Remote encoder IC’s – HT12A. It’s designed to be used for infrared as it produces a 38kHz carrier. I have successfully paired it up to its receiver (Decoder) HT12D.
They also sell the HT12E (which I did not buy) that is meant for RF. It pairs up to the same Decoder, the HT12D.
What I would like to know is if I can get my HT12A to transmit using RF instead of IR.
I have bought this radio transmitter/receiver:
**broken link removed**
A typical set up for the HT12A is:
How To Build The Fire-Stick Infrared Remote Control System Part 1
What if I don’t connect the resonator – will that get rid of the carrier wave? And hook the RF input to the DOUT of the IC? Will that work or I cant use this IC for RF?
Thanks.
I have bought some Remote encoder IC’s – HT12A. It’s designed to be used for infrared as it produces a 38kHz carrier. I have successfully paired it up to its receiver (Decoder) HT12D.
They also sell the HT12E (which I did not buy) that is meant for RF. It pairs up to the same Decoder, the HT12D.
What I would like to know is if I can get my HT12A to transmit using RF instead of IR.
I have bought this radio transmitter/receiver:
**broken link removed**
A typical set up for the HT12A is:
How To Build The Fire-Stick Infrared Remote Control System Part 1
What if I don’t connect the resonator – will that get rid of the carrier wave? And hook the RF input to the DOUT of the IC? Will that work or I cant use this IC for RF?
Thanks.