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Electronics winamp keypad

Discussion in 'Modding' started by sobriquet, 27 Sep 2002.

  1. sobriquet

    sobriquet What's a Dremel?

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    does anyone have a diagram for a 15 button winamp keypad that can be used with the winamp plugin available here? The keypad is supposed to interface serially, but i see no schematics of the actual circuits on the site, just pictures of other peoples' keypads
     
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    sobriquet What's a Dremel?

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    nevermind, i found one, email me if you want it (zoinksscooby(at) hotmail.com)
     
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    Here's a box I made using Com'on for winamp.

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    sobriquet What's a Dremel?

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    what do the LEDs do?
     
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    The two led's are connected to the same LED feed so when the the green led goes on the the red one geos off etc etc.

    When it's playing the green led goes on.

    When it stop's the Red one goes on.

    And when its paused the flashe in sequence. :D
     
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    sobriquet What's a Dremel?

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    cool, i'm working on a circuit board right now for my keypad...i'm pretty bad at it though. It's taking me forever to get a good etch for the 15-button circuit. If anyone knows of a better way to do it than using express PCB please let me know ;)
     
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    sobriquet What's a Dremel?

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    here is the circuit board I layed out for this project:
    top:
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    bottom:
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    schematic:
    http://www.dwoloz.com/schematic.gif (not my bandwidth, so i won't post the pic directly)

    on the circuit boards, the yellow trace is just for reference, in order to not cross any traces, I'm going to connect those with wires. the yellow diodes are all going to be 1n4148 diodes. The two rows of 15 pads will be where i solder the leads for the buttons to. If i can't etch these well, I'll probably end up connecting them all with wires onto some perfboard.


    sorry if this post doesn't make sense, but please help me out with this if you have any suggestions
     
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    No status indicators?, an LCD would be nice :naughty:
     
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    sobriquet What's a Dremel?

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    I'm going to have a 4x20 LCD connected to the parallel port
     
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    Nice ive just secured a 2x16 that will be gettin wedged into mine. :rock:
     
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    sobriquet What's a Dremel?

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    both the LCD and the keypad will be on the front of the HTPC i am building atm. I'm keeping a worklog over at pheaton...but i'll post final pics here too i'm sure
     
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    That would be sweet.

    My original idea was to place the winamp button's into my front room light switch alomg with an lcd and allow mood settings from there but i never got round to doing it, I might give it a whirl in a fw weeks time.
     
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    sobriquet What's a Dremel?

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    hrmm, i realized how NOT fun etching this would be...maybe fun isn't the word, but anyway I'm gonna do the whole thing up with wires, and use terminal strips for the leads to the switches for the front
     

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