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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Montreal
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I'd like to build an amp(more a stereo receiver) one day, but I would add a display (4 different ways following) and a remote control to it.
Ways to have a display: 1.CHAR LCD DISP DRIVER USING Z80 + EEPROM 2.OSD DISP : http://www.8052.com/users/phillipmgallo/ 3.7-SEGMENT DISP SERIAL ICs + Z80 + EEPROM 4.DIODES, 7-SEG and LOGIC 5.LCD mono screen + Z80 1st one problem: Character LCD displays are small. 2nd one problem: Need a TV on. 3rd one problem: 7-SEG don't look good, while it might be the best. 4th one problem: $$$ and space(using 555 timers, transistors, sensors, 74xx, and tons of diodes). 5th one problem: Who wants to program some graphics? + Not cheap screen What I want to display: -Video and Audio source(When no pots moved) -Volume in %(Using pot pos. sensors, disp for 3secs.) -Bass, Treb and Bal in %(pos. sensors, disp for 3secs.) Notes: -ADCs will be requiered(Serial ones preferably) -I'll use motor. pots. -To replace position sensors, maybe 3-in-1 pots will do(if they exist)
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