Electronics remote control

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  1. hyperactive98

    hyperactive98 What's a Dremel?

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    someone just posted something a couple days ago about making an IR control for your computer. i looked back, but cant find it. it posted a link to a site with an in-depth tutorial on how to make it. actually, it might have been vhforums.net (virtual hideout), but could some1 post it again?
     
  2. hyperactive98

    hyperactive98 What's a Dremel?

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    in the thread subject it said something about "IRda" :rolleyes:
     
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    it was me, ant the thread is here if this isnt what you were talking bout , ignore this.
     
  4. hyperactive98

    hyperactive98 What's a Dremel?

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    no no, it wasnt that. some1 gave a link to a site that told how to build an IR reciever. not a transmitter, but a reciever.
     
  5. linear

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    hyperactive98 What's a Dremel?

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    hmm, the search feature doesnt work 4 me. if it works for someone, could they search for "irda", and give me links to the results? none of those were it, thanks anyway.
     
  7. CrOaKeR

    CrOaKeR Host warrior 4, Vengence!

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    U need IRMAN!

    This will do the job m8!

    IRMAN

    :D
     
  8. hyperactive98

    hyperactive98 What's a Dremel?

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    IT WAS HOW TO BUILD ONE!!!!! I CANT SPEND FORTY BUCKS RIGHT NOW "M8"!!!
     
  9. BlackFlux

    BlackFlux What's a Dremel?

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    Does this help?
     
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    God, get the rod out of your ass:rolleyes:
     
  11. ChenZen

    ChenZen Minimodder

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    help !!

    although i studed 1 year of electronics at university, i still dont know my positives to negatives. :)

    please can u help me find the maplin codes for the following, i have tried but i cant seem to get anywhere. or what is the equivelent components maplin stock.....

    Building The Sensor

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    The sensor is quite easy to build, and is very cheap. The parts are all very common and can be bought at your local electronics’ shop.
    These are the parts needed for the sensor:
    - Capacitor (C1): 10µF, 16V
    - Capacitor (C2): 100nF
    - Resistor (R1): 4,7kOhm
    - Diode (D1): 1N4148
    - IR-Receiver (IC1): TSOP1838 (by Vishay)
    - Voltage-Regulator (IC2): 78L05, 100mA, TO-92(package)
    - Connector: RS232, female, 9pins
    - Case: suitable for the connector
    - Shrink Sleeve: As tin as possible
    - Copper wire


    ive found everything apart from the IR-Reciever or an equivelent, and the Voltage Regulator....

    please help
     
  12. hyperactive98

    hyperactive98 What's a Dremel?

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    im sorry 4 being a jerk, but no one was reading the previous posts. and BlackFlux, you are my savior, you found the right site!! thank u so much.

    /me sexx00rs blackflux
     
  13. CrOaKeR

    CrOaKeR Host warrior 4, Vengence!

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    Luv u too!

    Last time u get my help :p
     
  14. RTT

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    no need to get 'quite' so flippant matey ;)

    Croaker was only trying to help!
     
  15. hyperactive98

    hyperactive98 What's a Dremel?

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    sorry Croaker, i didnt see the subject where it said "u need IRMan". becuz i didnt see that, it seemed offtopic and irrelevent.
     
  16. hyperactive98

    hyperactive98 What's a Dremel?

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    i just ordered the ir reciever, diode, and voltage regulator from Mouser Electronics. im getting the rest at the Rat Shack.
     
  17. CrOaKeR

    CrOaKeR Host warrior 4, Vengence!

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    Its kewl, good luck wiv the mod, keep us informed :dude:
     
  18. NuTech

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    The IR Reciever can be found at www.rswww.com . Part number: 286-1425. Good news, its only a quid.

    I haven't checked for the voltage regulator yet, will do later on.
    Im bulding this myself so in return can you post the order numbers for the rest of the parts you have found :D .
     
  19. ChenZen

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    Maplin codes

    C1 - VH06G
    C2 - DT98G
    R1 - D4K7

    RSwww.com codes

    D1 - 271-606
    IR-Reciever - 286-1425
    RS232 Connector - 249-9991

    Voltage-Regulator - here

    if any of these are wrong... please tell me...
     
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  20. NuTech

    NuTech Minimodder

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    Thanks

    Looks spot on to me.

    Only problem i can see is all the extra shipping im gonna have to pay :rolleyes: .

    Tried consolidating all the parts to one retailer but as you've probably checked already, it cannot be done.

    On looking at the guide though it does state that most of these parts can be subsituted but unfortunatly i dont have the knowledge to do so without screwing the whole thing up.

    Anyway, thanks again for the list and dont forget to post updating your progress.
     

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