using two DS-1820 or more at the same line/connection?

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MasterBlaster
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#16 Post by MasterBlaster » 28 Dec 2008 19:14

sonnyk wrote:...What I meant with the led's in the earlier post was that you could make a "led bar" that is visible from the ground, that shows the values you want to see, like acc level and so on.

My "RC light" controller is based on an 12F629 or similar and drives the leds without any amplifier. Very few components. You can control the lights with one free channel on your radio.

I can send you the schematics and code if you want.
Hi sonnyk,

yes i want :lol: - it's a good idear... In my first version with flasing LED's
and a double Headlight (1W Luxeon LED on 25%), i use also the little
12F629-I/P 8-PIN mcu:

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The given XTAL is a 4 Mhz. Resonator. For the next project, i want to use
an 18F2680 or equal (28-PIN), alternative an 18F1320 because they have
more Flash and Ram. :roll:
so long,
MasterBlaster.

Using: EasyPIC4 HW. Rev. 1.03, LCD- & GLCD Display, NetWork and SD/MMC Adapter,
reg. MikroC Pro for PIC 2009, PIC 16F877A, 18F452 and 18F4685 with 8/20 MHz Xtal.

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#17 Post by sonnyk » 29 Dec 2008 17:22

Nice :)

How do you control it? do you also use a free channel for this?

[EDIT] Ooh, I can see now that you don't have a spare port for control :oops:

Very similar to my gizmo ;)
http://web.telia.com/~u92025045/rc_led_EN.pdf
//SonnyK

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#18 Post by MasterBlaster » 29 Dec 2008 18:39

sonnyk wrote:Nice :) How do you control it? do you also use a free channel for this? [EDIT] Ooh, I can see now that you don't have a spare port for control :oops: Very similar to my gizmo ;)
Hi Sonnyk,

not at this time - later i want to implement a control via RC to switch
some functions.
so long,
MasterBlaster.

Using: EasyPIC4 HW. Rev. 1.03, LCD- & GLCD Display, NetWork and SD/MMC Adapter,
reg. MikroC Pro for PIC 2009, PIC 16F877A, 18F452 and 18F4685 with 8/20 MHz Xtal.

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#19 Post by Acetronics » 29 Dec 2008 20:29

Hi,

It's not exactly C ... it's not exactly MKE written ...

but it runs pretty fine. :wink:

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=772567

Alain

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#20 Post by MasterBlaster » 29 Dec 2008 20:52

Acetronics wrote:...but it runs pretty fine. :wink:
Hi Alain,

very nice... 8)
so long,
MasterBlaster.

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#21 Post by Dany » 01 Jan 2009 17:47

Hi, an example of using more than one DS1820 on the same one wire bus has been added, see http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... c&start=66 :D
Kind regards, Dany.
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