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Pinpointer with discrimination "Cat-FM" on ATMega328P
Friends, here Is new revision of "Cat-FM" firmware v.1.5
1. After uploading firmware, default sensetivity 2.
2. We have 3 levels of sensitivity.
3. New value of sensitivity stores In MCU.
4. Short button press -> recalibrating device.
5. Long press (more than 0.5 sec) -> turn device to sensitivity setting mode.
6. Short press In sensitivity setting mode Increase sensitivity by one and you will hear number of current setting.
7. Long press In sensitivity setting mode return device to normal mode.
8. 0 - lowest sensitivity, 3 - highest sensitivity.
9. recalibrating speed Increased two times.
the circuit works but there is a problem, the buzzer heats up a lot and, approaching it to the ear, it hums slightly, so I checked the amperage of the circuit, result 700ma.
disconnecting the buzzer the circuit consumes 28ma.
obviously I'm using the passive buzzer that I have available, but something is not right. a help?
the circuit works but there is a problem, the buzzer heats up a lot and, approaching it to the ear, it hums slightly, so I checked the amperage of the circuit, result 700ma.
disconnecting the buzzer the circuit consumes 28ma.
obviously I'm using the passive buzzer that I have available, but something is not right. a help?
Hi, check your PCB, my circut consumes 15mA In silent, and 29 mA when detecting target.
Look, In silent mode , when device don't see target, sound transistor Is strongly closed, and It opens with PWM pulses when target comes up, If your buzzer Is not working correctrly, we can see short circuit effect. Show your buxxer please.
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