BRN Pi-1 Digital Pi Detector **New** from Turkey

[ezberbozan]

this detector is digital Pulse indicator system.
this detector use not smetrical voltage.
construction is very very easiy.
everybody can do it.
wery low battery expend, just 50mA

http://www.detector-planet.com/dpforum/index.php/topic,30.0.html

[ezberbozan]

BRN Pi-1 Digital Pi Detector **New** from Turkey

this is performance video ;

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8758693964950244173

[rospy]

Very good my friend.

[zenit52]

Hi ezberbozan,

this is look very nice MD,
Please if possible put here source code of PIC micro program for us,
Thanks,

with best regards... zenit52

[ezberbozan]

BRN Pi-1 Digital Pi Detector **New** from Turkey

hi all
soryy I can't put here source code, because secret.

[zenit52]

Hi ezberbozan,

Please explain to us how generate Tx pulse by PIC micro, did you use pwm in PIC micro ?
Thanks,

with best regards... zenit52

[Mustafa]

Hi zenit52,
I decompiled only timing part.

[ezberbozan]

BRN Pi-1 Digital Pi Detector **New** from Turkey

hi zenit52

not pwm. single pulse

[asenkron]

hello

eger projenın kaynak kodlarını vermek ısteseydık verırdık.fakat mustafa nın emege hiç saygısı yok .hex ten kodları cıkarmış olabılır.fakat yayınlaması yanlış.
bu mesajın kaldırılmasını .bu gıbı durumlar devam ederse paylasımlarımızı askıya alacagımızı .sahsım ve ekıbım olarak beyan ederim.eroll bunu tercüme edıver.

[erolunall]

Hello
Asenkron saying that İt is not true to give source code.
Mustafa pls respect to labor.
Webmaster Pls delete given source code.
İf this kind of things continue we will not share our project.
I and My team Things so

Asenkron

[Carl-NC]

I removed the code Mustafa posted. This is a bit a gray area... with schematics, you cannot post a copy of an "original" schematic without permission, but if you reverse-engineer a schematic (drawn yourself by inspecting the circuit) then that is OK.

With micro code, if you analyze the circuit's timing and determine an equivalent micro code that will do the same function, then you can post that micro code. But you cannot post someone else's "original" micro code without permission, even from a disassembler.

Thanks,
Carl

[Mustafa]

Hi Carl,
The code I posted was not the original code.
Reverse engineering a schematic by inspecting the circuit is not different from decompiling source code from hex file.
I respect your decision, I will not post any source file here anymore but your decision is wrong.
Best regards,
Mustafa

[Mustafa]

Ok,
What about if I convert the hex file to C?
Original code is written in Proton+ Picbasic.

[Carl-NC]

In legal cases in the US, decompiling a hex file is considered no different than the original code. Whether you convert it to assembly, C, or Basic.

What you need to do is analyze what the code does; that is, analyze the timing pulses that are generated by the code, then you can suggest code that will do the same thing. Yeah, I know, it's a fine line, and you may end up with practically the exact same code. Just like when you draw out a circuit from a PCB you end up with the same schematic as the original, but it doesn't violate copyrights.

- Carl

[Andy_F]

I removed the code Mustafa posted. This is a bit a gray area...

Here it was possible (though not completely successfully): http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13693 . Double standards ?