Ok I connected the IR detector to the stamp and It still doesnt work.
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I have the output of the detector going into the stamp and an led
connected to another pin as an output. When the stamp reads a low
signal from the detector, it should set the led high and vice versa.
The led flickers very fast; when I shine a remote control into the
detector, it stil flickers but it definately knows theres a signal
there.
here is my code.
loop:
if in0=1 then no_sig
high 3
goto loop
no_sig:
low 3
goto loop
What am I doing wrong? Should there be more electrical components in
the circuit? Should I get a better detector?
thanks
connected to another pin as an output. When the stamp reads a low
signal from the detector, it should set the led high and vice versa.
The led flickers very fast; when I shine a remote control into the
detector, it stil flickers but it definately knows theres a signal
there.
here is my code.
loop:
if in0=1 then no_sig
high 3
goto loop
no_sig:
low 3
goto loop
What am I doing wrong? Should there be more electrical components in
the circuit? Should I get a better detector?
thanks
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believe), so a series of bitstreams are going to be fairly fast ; the
effect on the LED is probably not going to be noticeable. LED's are
regularly pulsed on and off in commercial applications.
On Tue, 20 Nov 2001 rblundel@t... wrote:
> I have the output of the detector going into the stamp and an led
> connected to another pin as an output. When the stamp reads a low
> signal from the detector, it should set the led high and vice versa.
> The led flickers very fast; when I shine a remote control into the
> detector, it stil flickers but it definately knows theres a signal
> there.
>
> here is my code.
>
> loop:
> if in0=1 then no_sig
> high 3
> goto loop
> no_sig:
> low 3
> goto loop
>
> What am I doing wrong? Should there be more electrical components in
> the circuit? Should I get a better detector?
>
> thanks
>
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