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  • Originally posted by void118 View Post
    New video on my channel related to PCB design and some things about second revision.
    https://youtu.be/67yV1IAClt0
    the scheme is a lot modified compared to the previous one, could you send us an image scheme?
    who uses atmega328p like me, with this new version maybe it won't work, not having the raw pin atmega328p barebones

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    • Originally posted by useus View Post
      the scheme is a lot modified compared to the previous one, could you send us an image scheme?
      who uses atmega328p like me, with this new version maybe it won't work, not having the raw pin atmega328p barebones
      Of course yes, but a little bit later, I must completly check It before. All versions will be absolutelly compatible.

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      • Originally posted by void118 View Post
        Of course yes, but a little bit later, I must completly check It before. All versions will be absolutelly compatible.
        great thanks, because certain things are not clear to me, if you can explain the adc and the raw pin, thanks

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        • Originally posted by useus View Post
          great thanks, because certain things are not clear to me, if you can explain the adc and the raw pin, thanks
          Of course I will make new video with subtitles which can help you to build very nice pinpointer you've seen before.


          My projects Is completely free but If you wanna support my projects any help will be appriciated
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          • Originally posted by void118 View Post
            Friends,

            I find that we have two stable versions 1.5.1 and 1.5.2. Let me explain the global difference between them. Version 1.5.1 has stability tune setting, I mean If your device comes unstable you can try to tune It a little bit with the same sensitivity. Version 1.5.2 has booth sensitivity and stability setting simultaneously but on maximum sensitivity It can be unstable too and If you will try to Improve stability you will reduce sensitivity. If you will ask me I will answere I'll prefer 1.5.1
            You can try both one and choose the one you like.

            Dont forget that our planet has an electromagnetic field which can sometimes lead to Instability, so In case of that you can just recalibrate your device.

            "CAT-FM" 1.5.1 release:
            https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yVW...ew?usp=sharing

            "CAT-FM" 1.5.2 stable:
            https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MPU...ew?usp=sharing

            i tried 1.5.2, it actually sounds a lot without target, i went back to version 1.5.1 which seems to work better

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            • Originally posted by useus View Post
              i tried 1.5.2, it actually sounds a lot without target, i went back to version 1.5.1 which seems to work better
              I wrote about the difference between them, 1.5.1 I prefer because I like tune device on maximum sensitivity and I don't need reduce sensitivity at all.

              My projects Is completely free but If you wanna support my projects any help will be appriciated
              https://paypal.me/1811854?locale.x=en_US

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              • Friends,

                Here Is "Cat-FM" v1.5.1 table test:
                https://youtu.be/mM1PGCnJcCA

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                • The topic Is over?

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                  • Originally posted by void118 View Post
                    The topic Is over?
                    you should be the one to carry on the discussion, we have made proposals and questions, we are waiting for answers, especially as regards the pcb v2 you have published

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                    • Hi, ok, Arduino Pro MINI development board has linear regulator on board, so In my new design there It's not nesasary to use 7805 regulator. "RAW" Input Is Arduino Pro MINI linear regulator Input and when we apply 5-16V to It on the VCC line we will see +5V or +3.3V.

                      ADC - This input I'm using to control charge of "6F22" supply battery.

                      Friends, repeat your proposals and questions please.

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                      • Originally posted by void118 View Post
                        Hi, ok, Arduino Pro MINI development board has linear regulator on board, so In my new design there It's not nesasary to use 7805 regulator. "RAW" Input Is Arduino Pro MINI linear regulator Input and when we apply 5-16V to It on the VCC line we will see +5V or +3.3V.

                        ADC - This input I'm using to control charge of "6F22" supply battery.

                        Friends, repeat your proposals and questions please.
                        i got it thanks, so the pcb i built for atmega328p barebones is not necessary to modify it, i was interested to know this. I thought you used the adc as a sort of voltage reference, I was wrong

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                        • Originally posted by useus View Post
                          i got it thanks, so the pcb i built for atmega328p barebones is not necessary to modify it, i was interested to know this. I thought you used the adc as a sort of voltage reference, I was wrong
                          From 6F22 battery our voltage applyed to resistive divider and then, voltage from divider goes to ADC Input to control battery charge), I ordered V2 board from JLCPCB and after testing I will make full video with table and ground tests.


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                          • Originally posted by void118 View Post
                            From 6F22 battery our voltage applyed to resistive divider and then, voltage from divider goes to ADC Input to control battery charge), I ordered V2 board from JLCPCB and after testing I will make full video with table and ground tests.


                            Support project:
                            https://paypal.me/1811854?locale.x=en_US
                            i will implement it in a new pcb version to keep it updated
                            is the battery charge level signaled by a buzzer or LED?

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                            • Originally posted by void118 View Post
                              Friends, repeat your proposals and questions please.
                              the three degrees of sensitivity can be improved, at the moment the targets are too close depending on the sensitivity level.


                              it would be good for example: 1 euro coin
                              -level 1 1,5cm
                              -level 2 3 cm
                              -level 3 maximum detection

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                              • Originally posted by useus View Post
                                i will implement it in a new pcb version to keep it updated
                                is the battery charge level signaled by a buzzer or LED?
                                It will be sound + LED

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