maybe I overlooked, but where did you get the 6 led version? could you post or link the firmware files and schematics? Anyway, you may reuse the board you already posted with pic18f25k22, rebuilding the pic12f683 firmware and defining the led pins in DB0, DB1, ..., DB7 and thus you can test from 1 to 8 leds (even more) without buying anything else, if it works well then you could go for a smaller version with a smaller pic, if not then you can remove the leds and replace them with a LCD or GLCD display
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I guess this might be a modified version, the threshold in the schematics might refer to the minimum vdi so your pcb might be right, from the binary firmware I cannot see what it does, all I can do is to rebuild the led firmware for pic16f886 or pic18f2xk22 with your led bar (10 leds) if you want to test it with the vdi v2.2 pcb before building the pic12f version
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you will need the led bar, I've seen one that has 2 red leds, 3 yellow, 4 green and 1 blue, so instead of turning only one led on it might work by turning on a group of leds as a scale depending of the vdi value, red for negative vdi and yellow-green for vdi>0, the greater the vdi value the greater the number of green leds on, which pic are you using pic16f886 or pic18f25k22?
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Originally posted by nikko10 View PostYes, well, I will test it. This board for 6SVD on PIC16F819 can be disassembled? So whose project it was, it is not clear ........
Code:DB0---DB1---DB2---DB3---DB4---DB5---DB6---DB7---CS1--------CS2 -60 -30 0 5 10 20 30 50 70 90 SAT
if vdi = -45 then leds DB0 and DB1 will be on (red leds)
if op-amp is in saturation led CS2 will be on
you would need to wire each led adding a limiting current resistor e.g. for < 10mA
for the 3 led version (pic12) DB0 is saturation, DB1 vdi- and DB2 vdi+
to calibrate the 0 scale, e.g. with a small foil adjust the 5K potentiometer until leds on DB1 and DB2 are alternating
the firmwares are untested:Attached Files
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yes, you only need to disconnect the display from your pcb v2.2 and connect 3 leds if using the 3 leds firmware to DB0, DB1, DB2 with their limiting current resistors, or 10 leds or the 10 segment led bar to DB0, ..., CS2 if using the 10 leds firmware
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Today I tested the indicator on 3 LEDs on the PIC12 - it works perfectly, one indicator shows the ground balance (ferrite), the second is ferrous metal, the third is non-ferrous metal. On 10 LEDs I have not checked yet, there is no adapter from SMD to DIP to a microcircuit. Roderico can be like - what to start the indicator on PIC16F819 according to the scheme that I posted earlier?
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Hello Roderico! Finally I ordered a PIC18F26K22 and started to deal with the board. My question is - is this the final version of the schematic at the moment? Thank you!
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Fixed the LAY indicator on PIC18F25K22 SSOP-28, did not check the wiring, who will not find it difficult - double-checkindicat.VDI LED_SSOP28 PIC18F25K22.ispr.rar
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