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xeo
Hello all,

a time ago I developed a small beamer control unit which is very easy to build and it has got some nice features.

Here the feature list:
Features:
# LCD display (20*4 characters)
# 5 keys
# Counting hours of operation
# Sleep timer
# Cooling extension after beamer shutdown
# Java terminal software (beta state but working ...)
# 2 channel fan control + regulation
# 2 channel temperatur monitoring
# Software update via RS232
# Switchable backlight
# Temperature protection
# Load up to 240V, 16A switchable
# TFT (+12V up to 5A) switchable additionally

And a picture:




And a video (DIVX):
Link

All parts are free including software, board schematic ...

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Have fun with smile.gif
my4keys82
Awesome stuff, nice website too.

I want to do something similar but maybe with TCP/IP comms instead of RS232, then I can just bring an ip address and use http for settings without requiring a terminal prog. I have all the code for this but haven't finished the projector yet so it's gona be some time.

love the functionality and thanks for sharing.
DAZZZLA
QUOTE (xeo @ Jul 9 2006, 10:29 PM) *
Hello all,
a time ago I developed a small beamer control unit which is very easy to build and it has got some nice features.
Have fun with smile.gif

Nice work, I like your custom characters on the LCD. I’ve been thinking about building a similar controller but using a pic 16f88. Just one question, did you use normal analog temperature sensors or a single line temperature chips?

DJ
xeo
QUOTE (DAZZZLA @ Jul 9 2006, 04:55 PM) *
Nice work, I like your custom characters on the LCD. I’ve been thinking about building a similar controller but using a pic 16f88. Just one question, did you use normal analog temperature sensors or a single line temperature chips?

DJ

Thx smile.gif

I used a simple NTC resistor because they are cheaper. But it was difficult to get the temperature almost exact. But it is good enough ... smile.gif
xeo
Ups ... I just realized that my small video file was damaged ... I fixed it and now it is working again.

Here the link to the video of my java terminal: Video Java Terminal
(About 5MB)

Hope you enjoy the video smile.gif
speeder
wow.
BAF
Any chance of this being ported to english (the manual and the interface)?
xeo
QUOTE (BAF @ May 18 2007, 02:03 PM) *
Any chance of this being ported to english (the manual and the interface)?


Yes. There is a very good chance for. Someone offered me to do the translation of the manual! The software-translation should be no problem at all (except the issue °C vs F)

Xeo
BAF
QUOTE (xeo @ May 18 2007, 12:31 PM) *
Yes. There is a very good chance for. Someone offered me to do the translation of the manual! The software-translation should be no problem at all (except the issue °C vs F)

Xeo


Is there an ETA on this?
xeo
QUOTE
Is there an ETA on this?


Sorry - not at all.

Please be patient ... I'm sure there will be something soon ...

Xeo
Lothar
QUOTE (xeo @ May 18 2007, 11:31 AM) *
Yes. There is a very good chance for. Someone offered me to do the translation of the manual! The software-translation should be no problem at all (except the issue °C vs F)

Xeo

F = (9/5)*C + 32, IIRC.
xeo
QUOTE (Lothar @ Jun 7 2007, 02:56 PM) *
F = (9/5)*C + 32, IIRC.

The forumla itself is not the problem. The problem ist everything which has something to do with °C. Every adjustment of temperature thresholds, hysteresis, display and so on. I have to evaluate how many things are really to change ...
Armorer243
I'm willing to take a crack at translation and programming as soon as I get the parts figured out and get it built. Has anyone else built this?
Armorer243
Ok, I have the parts ordered. When they arrive and I get this programmed in German I will work on an an English software version with Fahrenheit.

My question is, is anyone interested in doing a group buy with the PCB's? I don't have etching equipment and don't really want to jack around rolling my own. If we get a group together we can have the PCB's commercially made at a fairly affordable price.
y0ng
Hey,

nice features, but the link is broken. The following message is displayed on my screen: "Fatal error: ini_set/set_include_path does not work."

It would be nice when you fix it.

Quasi_Mojo
What link are you referring to?
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