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433MHz/315MHz remote controls are everywhere around us, used to control devices such as turning ON/OFF the lights or a TV, or in applications such as opening/closing parking or villa entrance, … etc. Such remotes are available in the market in various shapes and sizes; however, most are equipped...
Hi all. New here and looking for help repairing a remote control.
It is for a product called Yacht Controller. It's basically a system people use to wirelessly dock their boat. The remote just stopped working, will not power on. these units are waterproof for a little while but I'm positive...
Hello eveyone,
I have a wired analog Accelerometer (KS943B100) IEPE output, BNC connectors. It is actually connected to an NI cDAQ-9171 with serial connection and then to the PC with labVIEW.
My objective is to make this application wireless by connecting the sensor to an MCU, send the data...
Hey. So I am currently working on an interesting project. I am trying to make a wireless ignitor for a small magnesium flare. What I do not understand is how to get the electronic part of this project to work. I essentially need to wire up a Baofeng BF-888S walkie-talkie in such a way that it...
I want to be able to use a remote control key fob like this... (Click here to visit **broken link removed**)
to wirelessly control 3 buttons.
I am a window cleaner using a water pump in my van to pump water to my water fed pole. To do this I'm using a speed controller which can raise the...
I would like to use a wireless doorbell I have to control a latching ON/OFF Switch, I found this great video
My receiver circuit is slightly different as it has a CD4069 but I believe it won't matter as the wires going to speaker are used.
The schematic is not clear on the part where the 2...
After reading countless of articles about internet protocols, I am in the process of rolling my own wireless one between microcontrollers in which one acts as a master and the remaining as slaves. The wireless devices I use is HM-TRP configured at 38400 baud and connected to the UART of each...
I am looking for a low delay wireless module which can send and receive data in a very short time.
Data length is just a few bytes generated by a microcontroller connected by UART/SPI interface.
The application requires repetitive send and receive of data in less than 10ms, which means time...
Hello,
I do PLC programing and often have to play around in circuits. While I'm usually ok, on this job I stumbled on a connector I don't recognize. I'm hoping I'm on the right thread! It's a WiFi antenna...I've never ever installed wifisystems so I'm stumped!! I usually, 99% of the time, deal...
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Can someone give me some info on how to get started with Bluetooth ?
I want to send the output of a multimeter via Bluetooth. Is there an out of the box solution ? (It's for a proof of concept so something that I could just hookup and pair would be good)
Any ideas on how to get started ...
Hey! I just registred here several moments ago because I am currently working on my own project and I've got a lot of questions on electronics, sensors, gadgets right now because the project requires a lot of knowledge in it but unfortunately I don't have, so I came here. Let's move on the...
Hi all,
This is my first post in this forum, as I'm mainly involved in Microcontrollers (PICS etc.) ... I have a requirement where I want to use an Arduino as a front end master controllers to some sort of a wireless duplex network, 'talking to' a series of battery powered mobile slaves units...
Hello,
I'm starting with this new project of mine, I am just new to this thing and I hope I'll make it work. I will be using a Pulse sensor https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11574
and it will be apply to a suit that is often used by the gym persons. And to avoid using many numbers of wires...
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