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  • BC547
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    Nice hack / reverse engineering, Eclipse

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  • eclipse
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    So I've got all parts but the Pickit3 programmer. Didn't want to wait so I used Pickit2 to program the chip.
    Since the PIC16F1824 was missing from the list of supported devices I tried to update the list (here is the new file list).
    Pasted it as C:\Program Files (x86)\Microchip\PICkit 2 v2\PK2DeviceFile.dat (keep the original one too, just in case).
    And it worked!
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  • BC547
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    Nice work, keep us informed about test results !

    Thanks,
    - Bernard

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  • ripsdevala
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    Originally posted by F117 View Post
    Hopefully, we can get some pictures here of new builds and results / videos of external tests now ...

    - Bernard
    3 parts remaining
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  • reptooyep
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    Hi,
    How much current does the circuit drain ?
    I'd like to make it waterproof for scubadiving,
    Is it possible to make a program version without audio, just a +5v output when detecting to power a phone vibrator ?
    Thanks for your great work.

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  • BC547
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    Hopefully, we can get some pictures here of new builds and results / videos of external tests now ...

    - Bernard

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  • Arionas
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    Thankss .......



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  • BC547
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    It was correct on the schematic but not in the parts list.

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  • Arionas
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    Originally posted by F117 View Post
    C12 should be 10 microfarad.
    I adapted the parts list here:


    Thanks for pointing this out

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  • BC547
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    C12 should be 10 microfarad.
    I adapted the parts list here:


    Thanks for pointing this out

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  • ripsdevala
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    The part list and pcb on c12 is not same
    Please check
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  • BC547
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    Nick,

    Most headphones have an impedance > 20 ohms.
    If you connect them to the Pickini4 PCB, the sound is good / loud. You could decrease the 2 series resistors of 1K ( R16 and R17) in the original schematic, to have an even louder sound.
    To me, with the headphones I normally use, the 1K resistor is a tradeoff between going deaf and hearing the beep.
    Normally, you would not need an extra amplifier. The beep is digital: beep = 1kHz and dig, or no beep / the 1 Hz idle tick.


    Regards,
    - Bernard

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  • nick holas
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    small amp

    what do you think about that?
    pcb 20x20x5mm
    found lm386 smd on micro wave oven pcb and some smd capacitor too ,so i think that it could be adapt for free for pickini.
    i made this pcb from web scheme,do you think it is correct?
    thanks
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  • BC547
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    What have you made to hear this loudy sound??
    The sound recording is just the built-in microphone of the camera and a small loudspeaker connected to the headpone jack.
    The quality is bad, because you can't hear the 1 Hz idle tick, for instance...

    Looking forward to see your creation !

    Regards,
    - Bernard

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  • nick holas
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    What have you made to hear this loudy sound??
    Small amp (lm386,tda2822 maybee???)
    Thanks
    (Sorry for double post)

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