What was your first micro programming experience? I chucked all my assembly language books out last year. I figured all that stuff's on the net these days.
I looked on eBay first, to make sure they weren't collectible...
Sunday, 4 August 2019 - 08:51
Reflow with hot air gun or kitchen oven? Scroungre wrote:
John_A_Brown wrote:
This is my wife's car, but I'd like my next car to be a 1953 Morris Minor, like my first car was. You could fix pretty much anything yourself...
Thursday, 1 August 2019 - 07:51
Reflow with hot air gun or kitchen oven? I ran a soldering iron over some of the doubtful looking joints, and it seems to be OK(for the time being).
Thanks for all the responses.
This is my wife's car, but I'd like my...
Wednesday, 31 July 2019 - 08:37
Reflow with hot air gun or kitchen oven? gchapman wrote:
John_A_Brown wrote:Since these things cost hundreds to replace, ...May be less.
https://www.autozone.com/electrical-and-lighting/remote-keyless-entry?filters=...
Tuesday, 30 July 2019 - 11:54
What was your first micro programming experience? My 6809 experience was initially on an SWTP computer with the 09 card. Later I built my own. I also did a fair few re-writes of one-armed-bandit stuff on PCBs that use the 6809....
What was your first micro programming experience? Around '76 or so, I was working for a company that operated video games in pubs. Atari and Midway started using microprocessors in their games, and the company sent me on a short...
Touch sensor weirdness... I take it there's nothing else happening with the firmware while you're testing this?
96 seconds is a long time, sound like some sort of interaction. If you move to the US, is it...
Quiz for fun, I/O pin and 4 levels N.Winterbottom wrote:
ki0bk wrote: Well one solution, and I did not think of this but read it here somewhere, is to have a soft uart (TX only) and send serial debug info out as...
I chucked all my assembly language books out last year. I figured all that stuff's on the net these days. I looked on eBay first, to make sure they weren't collectible...
Scroungre wrote: John_A_Brown wrote: This is my wife's car, but I'd like my next car to be a 1953 Morris Minor, like my first car was. You could fix pretty much anything yourself...
I ran a soldering iron over some of the doubtful looking joints, and it seems to be OK(for the time being). Thanks for all the responses. This is my wife's car, but I'd like my...
gchapman wrote: John_A_Brown wrote:Since these things cost hundreds to replace, ...May be less. https://www.autozone.com/electrical-and-lighting/remote-keyless-entry?filters=...
My 6809 experience was initially on an SWTP computer with the 09 card. Later I built my own. I also did a fair few re-writes of one-armed-bandit stuff on PCBs that use the 6809....
6809 still my favourite. If someone made one with built-in memory and I/O, running at 16mHz, I'd still be using it.
I did 6502, amongst many other chips.
Around '76 or so, I was working for a company that operated video games in pubs. Atari and Midway started using microprocessors in their games, and the company sent me on a short...
Please do let us all know if you get to the bottom of this.
I take it there's nothing else happening with the firmware while you're testing this? 96 seconds is a long time, sound like some sort of interaction. If you move to the US, is it...
undercover00 wrote: ki0bk wrote: Welcome to AVRFreaks! Google is your friend for arduino projects, must be a TON of tutorials if you enter "Arduino rc522"! Here is a...
N.Winterbottom wrote: ki0bk wrote: Well one solution, and I did not think of this but read it here somewhere, is to have a soft uart (TX only) and send serial debug info out as...
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