Ming Transmitter - No Basic Stamp???
Hello all!
My question is for anyone with experience with the ming
transmitters/receivers. Is it possible to cause the transmitter to
transmit without use of a basic stamp? I would like to interface a
transmitter with a motion detector (Which gives an active high with
motion detected.) I hope to have several of these detectors notify a
basic stamp indoors when motion is detected. But for the sake of $$$
I really dont want to tie a stamp to each detector module.
Any Ideas?
Thanks all!
StampBoi
My question is for anyone with experience with the ming
transmitters/receivers. Is it possible to cause the transmitter to
transmit without use of a basic stamp? I would like to interface a
transmitter with a motion detector (Which gives an active high with
motion detected.) I hope to have several of these detectors notify a
basic stamp indoors when motion is detected. But for the sake of $$$
I really dont want to tie a stamp to each detector module.
Any Ideas?
Thanks all!
StampBoi
Comments
would be better if you had a pic chip or bs1, something in each sensor, this
way you could send a code, and the code would tell what sensor is going off
. maybe a 555 set up in each sensor to oscillate at a different freq. so by
using pulsin you could read the pulse width of each sensor and know what one
is going off just a thought.
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| Hello all!
|
| My question is for anyone with experience with the ming
| transmitters/receivers. Is it possible to cause the transmitter to
| transmit without use of a basic stamp? I would like to interface a
| transmitter with a motion detector (Which gives an active high with
| motion detected.) I hope to have several of these detectors notify a
| basic stamp indoors when motion is detected. But for the sake of $$$
| I really dont want to tie a stamp to each detector module.
|
| Any Ideas?
|
| Thanks all!
|
| StampBoi
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power applied. Check this page out. I gives a schematic for the
transmitter, using a Holtek HT-12E encoder and you use the Holtek decoder.
HT-12F or something. Here is the page. The encoder transmits a 12 bit
signal, 8 of which are ID bits. The other four are the "word". I use my
basic stamp to accept the 4 bit word that is decoded, and you can use one of
the basic stamp outputs to control whatever you want to. It a very simple
design and you only need one stamp. The Encoders and decoders only cost
about 1.79 each.
http://geocities.com/SiliconValley/Orchard/6633/rfremote.html
See the page above
Have fun!
Dave
Dave's Web Page: Designed for: D and D Import Cycles, Norfolk VA
http://www.danddimportcycles.com
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Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Ming Transmitter - No Basic Stamp???
> Hello all!
>
> My question is for anyone with experience with the ming
> transmitters/receivers. Is it possible to cause the transmitter to
> transmit without use of a basic stamp? I would like to interface a
> transmitter with a motion detector (Which gives an active high with
> motion detected.) I hope to have several of these detectors notify a
> basic stamp indoors when motion is detected. But for the sake of $$$
> I really dont want to tie a stamp to each detector module.
>
> Any Ideas?
>
> Thanks all!
>
> StampBoi
>
>
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--- In basicstamps@y..., stampboi@y... wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> My question is for anyone with experience with the ming
> transmitters/receivers. Is it possible to cause the transmitter to
> transmit without use of a basic stamp? I would like to interface a
> transmitter with a motion detector (Which gives an active high with
> motion detected.) I hope to have several of these detectors notify
a
> basic stamp indoors when motion is detected. But for the sake of
$$$
> I really dont want to tie a stamp to each detector module.
>
> Any Ideas?
>
> Thanks all!
>
> StampBoi
though!
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Thanks Guys for all the help!!
--- In basicstamps@y..., stampboi@y... wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> My question is for anyone with experience with the ming
> transmitters/receivers. Is it possible to cause the transmitter to
> transmit without use of a basic stamp? I would like to interface a
> transmitter with a motion detector (Which gives an active high with
> motion detected.) I hope to have several of these detectors notify
a
> basic stamp indoors when motion is detected. But for the sake of
$$$
> I really dont want to tie a stamp to each detector module.
>
> Any Ideas?
>
> Thanks all!
>
> StampBoi
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