Hi,
I finished a new project RemoteDial.
It is a Infrared Remote Control with following features:
- very compact
- min. amount of parts
- teach mode (learnable) for most IR protocols
- 6 functions only with one push button rotary encoder
(for example Volume -, Volume +, Input -, Input +, Mute, Standby)
- run with a CR2032 battery or alternative (AA or AAA)
- qiescent current 3-9uA
- battery life >30 month
Actually we build some Dials in a german forum.
Is someone interested?
In this case I will start a new batch pcbs and I will translate the documentation.
I finished a new project RemoteDial.
It is a Infrared Remote Control with following features:
- very compact
- min. amount of parts
- teach mode (learnable) for most IR protocols
- 6 functions only with one push button rotary encoder
(for example Volume -, Volume +, Input -, Input +, Mute, Standby)
- run with a CR2032 battery or alternative (AA or AAA)
- qiescent current 3-9uA
- battery life >30 month
Actually we build some Dials in a german forum.
Is someone interested?
In this case I will start a new batch pcbs and I will translate the documentation.
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dependend on the pcb order qty.
The programmed controller round about 15€.
I can also offer a milled black acrylic glass for a standard case.
The programmed controller round about 15€.
I can also offer a milled black acrylic glass for a standard case.
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How does the encoder work ?
Most existing remote only has a vol+ or vol- button.
So how to teach the turn left / right function ?
The German GB still open ?
Thanks,
Patrick
Most existing remote only has a vol+ or vol- button.
So how to teach the turn left / right function ?
The German GB still open ?
Thanks,
Patrick
Teachmode:
- Push the encoder button while power on
- Release the button
- push vol+ from original ir remote
- push vol- from original ir remote
- ....
All received commands store in the flash.
After that one command will be send after turn the encoder one count(step)
It is fancy when your receiver have a motor pot.
https://filehorst.de/download_mobile.php?file=dJCangbe
- Push the encoder button while power on
- Release the button
- push vol+ from original ir remote
- push vol- from original ir remote
- ....
All received commands store in the flash.
After that one command will be send after turn the encoder one count(step)
It is fancy when your receiver have a motor pot.
https://filehorst.de/download_mobile.php?file=dJCangbe
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Hi all,
i have one of the first RemoteDail pcbs and what should I say, great! 😀
Packed all the components this morning and I let our trainee do it this in the forenoon ... later it looked like this.
A first test at my Pre in the office, everything is fine and works great (loud / quiet & input up / down & mute / standby).
So far it's a great toy, I didn't expect the haptic / experience. It's like controlling everything directly on the device!
Best regards ...Carsten
i have one of the first RemoteDail pcbs and what should I say, great! 😀
Packed all the components this morning and I let our trainee do it this in the forenoon ... later it looked like this.
A first test at my Pre in the office, everything is fine and works great (loud / quiet & input up / down & mute / standby).
So far it's a great toy, I didn't expect the haptic / experience. It's like controlling everything directly on the device!
Best regards ...Carsten
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Hi, great idea I am a taker should you get another run of pcb's
Need to upgrade my (your) muses deck with another board for balanced mode, if you still have any of those.
Thank you for some great concepts!
Need to upgrade my (your) muses deck with another board for balanced mode, if you still have any of those.
Thank you for some great concepts!
