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  • Thanks Moodz!
    I opened it up in MPlab with no problems(you have to take the files out of the zip folder)

    Need to have a good look through the code and see whats what, oh and learn C along the way.

    Cheers Mick

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    • Originally posted by Mechanic View Post
      Thanks Moodz!
      I opened it up in MPlab with no problems(you have to take the files out of the zip folder)

      Need to have a good look through the code and see whats what, oh and learn C along the way.

      Cheers Mick
      Hi Mick, ditto

      Would you happen to know the full description of the PIC32 being used?

      Have i missed something??

      Cheers Sid

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      • HI Sid,

        Err no and I can't seem to find it listed in the code....

        Moodz is rolling his eyes right now!

        Cheers Mick

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        • Microchip® PIC32MX320F128H microcontroller (80 Mhz 32-bit MIPS, 128K Flash, 16K SRAM)  compatible with many existing Arduino code samples and other resources  Arduino Uno form factor  compatible with many Arduino shields  42 available I/O pins  two user LEDs  PC connection uses a USB A > mini B cable (not included)  12 analog inputs  3.3V operating voltage  80Mhz operating frequency  75mA typical operating current  7V to 15V input voltage (recommended)  20V input voltage (maximum)  0V to 3.3V analog input voltage range  +/-18mA DC current per pin

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          • That's pretty slick,

            I now need to figure out all the different pins that are controlled, (The OC's are pretty striaghtforward)
            so it will be useful on the uno32 metal detector sheild I'm working on.

            It'll be usuing QED as the premise for it's operation.

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            • ...you probably already got did but for anyone else make sure you select the correct device ..

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              • Originally posted by hdphilip View Post
                That's pretty slick,

                I now need to figure out all the different pins that are controlled, (The OC's are pretty striaghtforward)
                so it will be useful on the uno32 metal detector sheild I'm working on.

                It'll be usuing QED as the premise for it's operation.

                [ATTACH]25110[/ATTACH]
                Hi Hdphilip, thanks for the screenshot showing Comms connection.

                Cheers Sid

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                • Originally posted by moodz View Post
                  ...you probably already got did but for anyone else make sure you select the correct device ..

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                  Thanks for that Moodz....

                  Cheers Sid

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                  • Originally posted by hdphilip View Post
                    That's pretty slick,

                    I now need to figure out all the different pins that are controlled, (The OC's are pretty striaghtforward)
                    so it will be useful on the uno32 metal detector sheild I'm working on.
                    Same here after reading the relevant UNO32 documents.

                    Originally posted by hdphilip View Post
                    It'll be usuing QED as the premise for it's operation.
                    Which version QED are you implementing the UNO32......Is it the single MCU or the Dual version?

                    Either way, would like to see your end results, as you have a better understanding on this platform.

                    BTW...what do you mean when you say a "UNO32 metal detector shield"......I do not understand.

                    Cheers Sid

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                    • hello sid

                      it's the single version, if you wish, pm me your email, and i'll send you something to help you understand what i'm doing.


                      moodz,
                      i see your usuing RF1 as the audio out. humm, i figured you'd be usuing a pwm.. I'll have to look deeper into the code to see what your up to...

                      and are the TX freq preset to 2500 and 1250 hz?



                      Philip

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                      • Originally posted by hdphilip View Post
                        hello sid

                        it's the single version, if you wish, pm me your email, and i'll send you something to help you understand what i'm doing.


                        moodz,
                        i see your usuing RF1 as the audio out. humm, i figured you'd be usuing a pwm.. I'll have to look deeper into the code to see what your up to...

                        and are the TX freq preset to 2500 and 1250 hz?



                        Philip
                        ... you could use PWM .... this one implements the bit clicking like a geiger counter .... an increase in signal will increase the click rate and likewise a decrease will decrease it. ( depends how you config the code though ).

                        The TX freq is 200u on and 200u off ... thats a leftover from my secret squirrel project.

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                        • ok, i got it,
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                          • A little bluetooth Fun! on my android,

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                            just not sure about having 2.4 ghz transmitter near a metal detector front end.........

                            Philip

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                            • HD ... its either great minds think alike or you have a camera in my workshop

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                              • moodz

                                i bought the hc-06, i'm going to get a hc-05, also not very impressed with thr nano usb adapters either....

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