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Bart
Hi
I'm making a design for a system to reliably remote the state of a
number of buttons (up to 16) to be fed into a PC using the USB port
(through PIC).
I've tried 493 Mhz RF TX/RX modules (from Velleman) with Holtek HT12E/D
but the range (for a reliable connection) was very disappointing so I
now consider a simple standard telephone wire (max 100 meter) as
'wireless' is not really a requirement (more of a convenience). On this
wire I want to encode the state of the switches using the HT12E (and
decode with HT12D).
I know these devices are normally used to encode/decode for RF or Ir
but I guess a wire should work as well. My question is does anyone know
if a 100 meter telephone wire would be a problem for the (digital)
signal? Would I need an additional driver circuit on the HT12E site? Or
should I maybe use another chipset that encodes to an analog signal?
Any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks a lot...
Bart
I'm making a design for a system to reliably remote the state of a
number of buttons (up to 16) to be fed into a PC using the USB port
(through PIC).
I've tried 493 Mhz RF TX/RX modules (from Velleman) with Holtek HT12E/D
but the range (for a reliable connection) was very disappointing so I
now consider a simple standard telephone wire (max 100 meter) as
'wireless' is not really a requirement (more of a convenience). On this
wire I want to encode the state of the switches using the HT12E (and
decode with HT12D).
I know these devices are normally used to encode/decode for RF or Ir
but I guess a wire should work as well. My question is does anyone know
if a 100 meter telephone wire would be a problem for the (digital)
signal? Would I need an additional driver circuit on the HT12E site? Or
should I maybe use another chipset that encodes to an analog signal?
Any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks a lot...
Bart
