I see there are pins on this chip to control volume up and down.
I want to build a simple ired remote control with some Holtek chips and was wondering if anyone knows how these pins behave.....(don't have anything breadboarded or I'd answer my own question).
If you give the pin(s) a steady high does the volume gradually get louder/softer?....or do you have to give a pulse to increment the volume?
Thanks kindly.
I want to build a simple ired remote control with some Holtek chips and was wondering if anyone knows how these pins behave.....(don't have anything breadboarded or I'd answer my own question).
If you give the pin(s) a steady high does the volume gradually get louder/softer?....or do you have to give a pulse to increment the volume?
Thanks kindly.
I agree that the data sheet is not unequivocally clear on this, but it does mention that these inputs are "active high" which normally indicates they are activated on a logic high input.
So, it seems that the volume goes up (or down) as long as the specified input is logic high. The proof probably lies in the eating of the pudding.
Jan Didden
So, it seems that the volume goes up (or down) as long as the specified input is logic high. The proof probably lies in the eating of the pudding.
Jan Didden
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