Hey, anyone can help me, delta I no sound, unable to detect metal, LF357 output signal, 556 foot ninth pulse output, 4538 tenth foot no pulse output. When I touch T5E pole can be gained when the short sound, when I desoldering T2 has a very good voice can detect metal, welding T2 triode when problems with the original, the problem in that, I want to check there
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Originally posted by hg1898 View PostHi, who can help me, my Delta 556 feet 9 Pulse Output, 4538 10 feet without pulse output, I check thereAttached Files
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Originally posted by porkluvr View PostI do not know if pin-10 signal will be longer or shorter than pin-6 signal... my point is that the pin-10 signal directly follows from pin-6.
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Originally posted by Speedy_G View PostHi Orbit You are essentially asking the same question that I have posted on the Thunting forum just over two months ago. The question is whether it is possible to rectify the problem experienced by many experimenters/DIY'ers out there who have built the Delta Pulse 2 and obtained garbled "running" characters on the top row of their LCD. In other words, is there some type of modification that one could carry out on the PCB itself in order to rectify the problem experienced with those problematic LCD modules. I have established that it must be a synchronization (or incompatibility) problem between the 18F252 and the LCD frequencies. I did an experiment using the problematic HD44780-compatible 2x16 LCD modules from Topway (LMB162GDC). What I found was that when the 12V battery was used, those weird characters appeared on the top row of the LCD (nothing appears on the bottom row) as I previously mentioned. However, when a regulated 12v power supply was used instead, the Delta Pulse 2+ logo was displayed and the LCD worked OK! I found this very confusing, however, because in the latter case, it would only work properly if the switching on of the regulated power supply was subjected to a certain "timing" interval. In other words, I would have to switch ON, then switch OFF briefly, and switch it back ON again - then the LCD would display correctly. So what do you think would be the conclusion about what the actual problem might be? I guess it has something to do with "triggering" or "synchronization" between the 18F252 and the LCD controller chip. The technical jargon for the appearance of this problem, I believe, is related to: "the power-up initialization of HD44780-compatible LCD module". Well, as I have said before, the quickest solution to this problem is to use an LCD module obtained from a different manufacturer. But I can see the problem from the experimenter's/DIY'ers point of view, namely, that in certain countries (such as, perhaps, in Rumania and in my own country of South Africa), there is not a large selection of compatible LCD modules readily available, and so one would have to go through the trouble of ordering it through the internet. So I will agree with you that there must be someone out there with technical knowledge who could suggest some modification to the PCB that could allow the proper initialization of the LCD module at power-up. Let's hope someone helps us with this well-known problem. Obrigado (= thank you, in Portuguese) Ciao Speedy_G
heartly asking!!
Saromines Ramiel
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Originally posted by draco View Post
Hi nice work. But see if detect Gold and what the the size and deep?
Make tested not with aluminum and silver and answer me please
Good luck
Nicolas
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Originally posted by Orbit View Post61 6C 20 64 72 61 6B 75 20 6A 65 73 74 20 74 75 20 62 72 20 64 72 61 6B 75 6C 65 20 21 21 20 68 68 65 65 hhee(lp)!!
I'm not sure if that was a cry for help or not, but your hex code for the start of the Delta Pulse LCD code for PIC 18F252 is incorrect!
The first two lines of the start code for the demo hex (provided in the discriminator.rar file) by Japanese and Freedan3d were the following:
:0600000000F00BEF00F020
:10000800FFFFFACF23F1FBCF24F168EF0BF0FFFFDE etc. etc.
whereas the first two lines of the start code for the full hex are the following:
:020000040000FA
:1000000000F00BEF00F0FFFFFFFFFACF23F1FBCF73 etc. etc.
so I'm not sure where you obtained the partial hex code from, that you posted on this forum...
To Saromines Ramiel:
Hi Saromines Ramiel
I'm glad you solved your problem with the LCD (running character on top of LCD). Well done!
I would like to reiterate what I have suggested before that out of respect for our master technician and teacher, Elbombaci (aka Uykusuz, Sleepless, Ahmet Akgöz), who has contributed enormously to these wonderful
metal detector projects and without whom these projects would not be possible for the amateur (like me), we cannot upload the full hex file without his permission.
Alternatively, because I would like to build my third metal detector, namely, the PIM-2, if anyone has the full hex file for the PIM-2 v.05 or .06 (not demo), I will arrange a fair exchange for my file.
Please PM me.
Obrigado
Ciao
Speedy_G
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Hi nice work. But see if detect Gold and what the the size and deep?
Make tested not with aluminum and silver and answer me please
Good luck
Nicolas
Greetings
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Thanks Speedy_G, i don,t have a full hex of PIM-2,.also a demo but if possible to send me full hex of DP2 this my [email protected] thanks again speedy_g..
best time!
Saromines Ramiel
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