IR remote Chips...EASY 2 USE

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From: Mike Carter
Date: Wed, 15 Feb 1989 05:43

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Recently there has been some talk on this newsgroup about folks attempting
to find "easy to use" or interfacable I.R. control circuits.
My suggestion is to get ahold of Motorolla's Linear and Interface Integrated
Circuits handbook.
(DL128)
If you have one or have access to one, turn to page 9-5.
 
I couldn't think of an easier way to make home-made IR's than with these
two puppies.
Interfacing? Check out the keyboard matrix style inputs on the MC14497.
 
			-Mike
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= Mike Carter  N7GYX, Phoenix AZ| Q: Why did the Chicken cross the road  ?  =
= hplabs!hp-sdd!crash!xroads!wiz| A: To ESCape the Main Menu .              =
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= Mike Carter  N7GYX, Phoenix AZ| Q: Why did the Chicken cross the road  ?  =
= hplabs!hp-sdd!crash!xroads!wiz| A: To ESCape the Main Menu .              =
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From: wiz@xroads.UUCP (Mike Carter)
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Subject: IR remote Chips...EASY 2 USE
Keywords: Look in de books!
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Date: 15 Feb 89 05:43:03 GMT
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