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- From sale030 on 05-04-2012 at 14:30:35
Na plocici su donja dva PICa i MOCa za dimere. Detekcija nule je preko 1M odvedena na NULU.
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This is a very simple IR light dimmer that you will wish to have sooner or later, especially those who are lazy enough to get up and turn off the lights. There are two versions of PCB for two sizes of capacitors, so PCBs are: 32.5 x 26.5mm and 28.5 x 27mm.
You can download the project files at the bottom of this page by clicking on red "download" button.
Features of current beta version of firmware:
- Soft start (gradually turning on the light bulb)
- Soft down (gradually turning off the light bulb)
- Learning IR codes from RC5 and NEC remotes
- Dimming in 10 levels by using only IR remote
- Previous dimm-level remembering when operating with remote
- Sleep timer in duration of 1.6min for 60Hz version and 2min for 50Hz version
- ON/OFF control with wall pushbutton
Dimmer is connected to existing home wiring installation inside a junction box, which is usually located above the light switch. In order to properly connect the dimmer to installation one should follow the schematics provided for that purpose. If connected differently there is a very big chance of some freaky side effects such as burned PIC microcontroller, serious fire and who knows what else.
Learning remote control IR codes (programming procedure)
After connecting dimmer to installation you must program the remote control buttons. Here is how to do that:
1. Hold the wall pushbutton for 11 sec so that dimmer can enter programming mode. After those 11 sec, LED will start to blink fast, and light will dimm to third (3.) level. Now you have 11 sec to complete the programming sequence:
2. Press the first button on your remote that will increase light level or turn on the light when it is turned off (ON/UP)
3. Press the second button on your remote that will be used to decrease the light level (DOWN)
4. Press the third button that will be used for activating/deactivating sleep mode (SLEEP)
5. Finally, press the fourth button that will be used to turn off light completely (OFF)
During programming, both the light bulb and LED will blink to confirm IR code reception. If your remote control does not have all 4 buttons that you can use, you can repeat previous button but that will cancel out some features. For example, if your remote has only two buttons (A and B), and if during programming you press: A A A B, that means that key A will be used for ON/UP function, and key B will be used to completely turn off the light. If you choose combination A B B B, it means that the key A will be again used for ON/UP function, and key B will be used to decrease light level (it will also turn the light off completely in 10 button presses - until zero level).
Programming notice: If during programming, you notice that LED blinks even when you don't press any buttons on your remote control, it is probably because you used TSOP11xx instead of TSOP17xx receiver module. In that case, you will probably not be able to program your dimmer properly.
If you are not satisfied with your choice of remote controller buttons, you can repeat the learning procedure as much as you like.
If you are planning to use your TV's remote controller, you should probably choose those teletext buttons: red, green, yellow and blue to avoid, for example, switching channels when operating the dimmer.
Sleep timer
Sleep timer can be activated by a bit longer wall-pushbutton press, more than 1.8 sec to be precise, or by pressing the appropriate button on the remote controller. Sleep timer cancellation is accomplished just like the activation. It is possible to increase/decrease the light level when sleep timer is active. Dimmer will automatically set the light level to six (6) when entering the sleep mode, but only if previous level was greater than 6.
Important notice: This device is connected to mains power line, so it requires a lot of respect. If you are not sure in what you are doing, you better leave the installation part to the experienced electrician.
Dimmer in operation:
Note: Dimmer works better with TIC206 rather than TIC216!
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Imam i ja QT60160 (prva verzija, prije nego sto je Atmel kupio Quantum QPROX firmu) ali ih
nisam jos probao. Drugo, tu u dimmeru ima problem detekcije nule, pogledaj na originalnoj shemi
dimera gdje je spojen pin 5, a pogledaj gdje je spojen GND od PIC-a. Znaci pin 5 kupi signal u
odnosu na svoj GND, a posto si ti koristio switcher napajanje onda su te dvije mase sad
odvojene i zato ti ne radi.
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Na plocici su donja dva PICa i MOCa za dimere. Detekcija nule je preko 1M odvedena na NULU.
http://imageupload.org/en/file/211882/pcb.jpg.html
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Evo i kako radi touch switch: http://youtu.be/NKp48pjKGGg
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To je ok, nema trafoa, sve su 220V. Shema je tvoja, nisam nista menjao osim niskostrujnog
napajanja. Cip je Atmel (tj Quantum) QT1081, 8-kanalni kapacitivni touch switch. Radi
perfektno.
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I jos nesto, sa ovim dimmerom mozes da napajas SAMO obicne sijalice, ne smiju biti
halogene+transformator !!! To sto si koristio MOC3023 je OK ali opet potrosac mora biti ona
obicna sijalica DIREKTNO, a ne preko onih ~12V transformatora...
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Oj koliko zica :-) Imas li elektricnu shemu, barem ovog dijela vezanog za dimmer da to
pogledam? Garant si zeznuo nesto oko detektovanja faze kod dimera. Video ti se jos
procesira...
P.S. Koji si Q-Prox chip koristio ovdje?
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TSOP je 1736. Napominjem da nema ni soft starta, naprotiv, sijalice bljesnu na ful i pri
paljenju i pri gasenju. Sta da merim, gde da trazim problem???
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Evo i videa kako to radi:
http://youtu.be/6ST4HNtA4FU
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Napajanje mi je eksterno tj. iz 12V switch trafoa (1A). Ploca je komleksna, na njoj su 4 IR
prekidaca i 2 IR dimera, svi vezani na JEDAN TSOP. Sve radi ok osim dimera. Zidni tasteri su u
stvari senzori kao sto se vidi na slici. A evo i slika.
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