Space Varmint
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SV, thanks for the clear talk in post #111. I may have learned a thing or two![]()
Oh thank you! That was nice. I'm just passing along a bit of prehistoric information. Really I was giving away may age...lol.
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SV, thanks for the clear talk in post #111. I may have learned a thing or two![]()
I'm not a hundred percent sure of what software I should use, I was hoping that maybe you could tell me. (after all your the expert) The only thing that I can tell you for sure is that I'm running windows (I hate macs). There were some firmware downloads on some of the sites that I came across, but I'm not sure if I want to downlaod them just yet. I do have some software on my home computer, I will tell you what it is when I get the chance.
My variable capacitors are tiny but are not surface mounted. I saw them at a local electronics parts store and knew that I will use them soon.Audioguru, I was working on your FM transmiter, and I was unable to find any variable cappacitors with that specific capacitance. I was just wondering where you got yours.
Space Varmint, I was unable to find any of the tools for the 2250 that you described, however I found plenty of results for the PICs and I have no idea which one is which. I would really appreciate any help you can give me. Also, I found **broken link removed** on Maxim's website and I don't know how important they are to what we're trying to do.
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Also, Audioguru is famous!
some improvements..
1. make the radio controllable by remote control, like a TV
2. Make a timer so that the radio can be switched ON/OFF at a particular time.
3. The radio can be interfaced to a PC or a laptop.
OK well there is a section on here and Microchip has a forum. But you can order the programmer and you get a free sample processor here: **broken link removed**
It comes with the PIC16f690 processor which is a great chip and will do all kinds of stuff! From there you could make a programmer for your 8051 using the PIC. I already posted a schematic of it in this thread and when you get it, I can send you the code to control the latching of the outputs. You can take it from there.
I'm guessing that you have not been keeping up with this thread. However, it is always nice to hear ideas from someone new. Let me just say that the ideas that you have suggested have been considered, and we are currently going over all of those as we speak.