Ramsey Electronics URC1 manuel d'utilisation

URC1 • 1 UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL Ramsey Electronics Model No. URC1 Do you need to turn things on and off through your telephone or HAM radio? Do you need to remo tely access repeaters, your cottage thermostat, or your home secu rity lights? This is the kit for you! The URC1 is a Fully ex pandable system to control 64 outputs, four variable volta[...]

URC1 • 2 RA MSEY TRA NSMIT TER KI TS • FM100 Professi onal FM Stereo Transmi tter • FM25 Synthesized Stereo Transmitter • AM 1, AM 2 5 AM Tr an s mi t t e r s • TV6 Television Transmitter RAMSE Y RECEI VER KITS • FR1 FM Broadcast Receiver • AR1 A ir craft Band Receiver • SR2 Shortwave Receiver • AA 7 Active A n tenna • SC1 Short[...]

URC1 • 3 URC1 UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL Ramsey Publication No. MURC1 Price $5.00 TABLE OF CONTENTS Intro ductio n to the UR C1 ... .................... . 4 How it w orks ............. ................... ........... 5 Tips a nd No tes ......... ................... ........... 6 Part s list ..................... .................... ........ 7 URC1[...]

URC1 • 4 URC1 REMOTE CONTROL FE AT URES: • Six digit display for long codes • Fast DTMF decoding time for fast automatic phone dialers • Sensitive audio input for faint tones • Tone f eedback f or confirm ation of commands • Accurate decoding, rejects dial tones and normal audio • Small size, runs on 7 to 15 VDC. • Fully m icroproce[...]

URC1 • 5 HOW THE URC1 WORKS: Take a look at the URC1's schematic diagram as we walk through the circuit. As you can see there is not much to the universal remote control, most of the work is internal to the IC' s. The real he art of the circuit is U6 the microcont roller IC. This 20 p in IC can perform an amazing a m ount of tasks, quic[...]

URC1 • 6 "THE RAMSEY LEARN A S YOU BUILD ASSEMBLY STRATEGY" Take a look at the parts layout d iagram , there is quite a lot to the construction of the URC1. It's easier than it seem s once you get going, and af ter you hav e placed a few of the " landm ark" compon ents. Other par t's positions a re referenced to them[...]

URC1 • 7 RA MSEY URC1 PART S LIS T: SEMICONDUCTORS  1 7805 5 volt power regulator (VR1)  1 145436 (or MC14543 6) 1 4 pin dip DTMF decod er IC (U5)  1 68 HC705J2 20 pin dip pre-progra mm ed microcont roller  (white sticker m arked URC-1) (U6)  1 MAX7219 24 pin dip 8 digit display driver (U2)  1 MAX500 quad serial digital to analo[...]

URC1 • 8 CONSTRUCTION OF THE URC1: The first thing we will do with this k it is check all of our parts and pieces to make sure we have them all. Use the parts list and y our layout diagram to do this. If there are any differenc es, mak e sure the schem atic agr ees with what you have, an d also be aware of the tolerances parts have in a kit. Non-[...]

URC1 • 9  8. Install U4, the dual digitally controlled potentiometer (marked DS1267). Pay close attention again to the orientat ion of this part. This part as you will notice controls the position of th e wiper on a 1 0K pot, and has very good linearity .  9. Install U3, one of the 74HC595 serial shift registe rs. Each of these ICs control [...]

URC1 • 10  20. Install C9, a 470pF ceramic capacitor (marked 470 or 471).  21. Install VR1, the 7805 regulator into the the three holes provided in the board. The metallic portion of the regu lator should face towards the tabbed side of the board. Gently bend the regulator over until the hole in the tab lines up with th e hole in the PC boa[...]

URC1 • 11 shutting itself down during a po w er down. The y then allo w the battery to take over memory retention of the data in the microcontro l ler. Now here comes the fun! Take y our time on the next stages as they can make or break your kit. Don't be a boz o and rus h assembly to get it done, hook it up, and then destroy it. Play it sm [...]

URC1 • 12 Locate the main board again and we will finish it up.  40. Install CON2, the thirteen pin c onnector. Insert it in the holes as shown in the diagram, making su re that the leads point to the back of the board.  41. Install CON1, the 34 pin connector using the same procedure as befor e. This connecto r may consist of t wo pieces, o[...]

URC1 • 13  43. The display board mounts at a right angle to the main board w ith solder pads prov iding both m echanical support an d electrical connect ion between th e t wo boards. The display board is plac ed against the main board so that the solder pads on t he displa y board line up w ith the solder pads on the main board. Solder the di [...]

URC1 • 14 Congratulations y ou have just finished the entire URC1 kit! Now all that we have to do is som e in itial testing and setup. INITIAL TESTING: To begin our initial tests, we need a few missing pieces to complete the whole remote control system. These are: ❍ A radio, or a DTMF dialer or generator, or a DTMF telephone w ith an audio tap [...]

URC1 • 15 TROU BLE SHO OTI NG TI PS: PROBLEM: None of the displays light, VR1 regulator gets hot fast. SOLUTION: You likel y have a short ac ross the po wer supply or you have a component placed in the incorrect orienta tion. Check all of y our parts to make sure they correla te with those in the parts layout diagram. Also check your po wer suppl[...]

URC1 • 16 PROBLEM: The thing just doesn't w ork! It must be the engineer's fault! SOLUTION: We m ake absolutely sure that our pro ducts work beyond expectations before the kits leave our doors. If y ou can't solve the problem, send in the kit, if it's our fault the fix charge is free. Read the warranty information in the back [...]

URC1 • 17 place of the pot presently in a circuit with this method of squelching. Also good in voltage divider net works, and cu rrent controls. Notice other ver sions of these opto-isolato rs can be used to isolate the s witched outputs also . The other method of squelch control uses the quieting phenomena during reception of a signal to open th[...]

URC1 • 18 change voltage output levels as well as current ra t ings. Note with la rger currents that you sh o uld provide a he at sink on Q1. To change the maximum voltage output, use the formula: Vout =5*(1 + R2/R1) There are ple nty of ways to use the out puts of the URC1 to control differe nt circuits, devices, and run equipment. These basic i[...]

URC1 • 19 Setting up the URC1: These are some general ideas for setting up the URC1 for either a multiple user remote control, or a protected m ode of operation. We will start from very first power up, all the wa y to leaving the URC1 to do it’s stuf f. If you are interested in more details abou t the codes used refer to the the section on URC1[...]

URC1 • 20 Charts and Diagrams: Display Conventio ns: Pinouts of CON2: Note: This jack is not used unless you plan on expanding your kit for more control pots and outp uts. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D # * Pin # Name Description 1 GND Ground 2 GND Ground 3 LDS Load Shift Registers 5 CLK Serial Clock 6 GND Ground 7 DATA Serial Data 8 GND Ground 9 LD[...]

URC1 • 21 This is a table showing the signal available at each pin of CON1, the access number for which the pi n is accessed and changed, the group number for disabling and enab ling, description, name, and range of output. “?” indicates a variable number. Pin # Name Device # Description Access # Range 1 VoutD 15 Level 3 *53??? 0-5V, 256 step[...]

URC1 • 22 URC1 Control Cod es: The codes on the URC1 are very simp le to use as w ell a s comprehe nsive. Codes have been laid out so that the letters on a touch tone phone represent the action that you desire. Note that all codes be gi n with an asterisk. This was done to prevent the normal dialing of a phone or some other device from accessing [...]

URC1 • 23 To turn an outp ut off : *0{output se t #}{Out put #}0 or *6{out put set #}{Outpu t #}0 This code replies with a short then long tone to ind i cate “A” for acknow ledge. Note that the last one or ze ro denotes on and off respectfully. Note there is only eight o utput sets (0-7) and eight outputs per set (0-7). Any number entered ove[...]

URC1 • 24 W h ere 2 is the command code, 1 is the device code, and 192 is the value. To vary the resistance down: *C{L evel # }* o r *2 {Lev el # }* Press and hold the last asterisk to keep decreasing the resistance. The resistance stops decreasing at a va lue of zer o (near zero ohms) . The URC1 replies with a short then long tone w he n at zero[...]

URC1 • 25 To set timer1 on for 35 hours 12secon ds, and off fore 10mS: *8101*0012 0035 Hook up some LEDs as shown with se ries resistors to the tim er outputs, and then experiment a bit to see how this me thod works. Have patience as these codes take a little time to get used to. For the master user to ex clude devices from the user: To excl ude:[...]

URC1 • 26 Note that this command can b e dangerous as it clears out everything, passwords as well as output settings. This command w ill onl y work if you’re entered as a master user. The URC1 replies with a short then long tone to indicate “A” for acknow ledge. Testing the URC1: *00TS o r *0087 This command is also dangerous, but it does n[...]

URC1 • 27 Password Master/User Date URC # 1234 M 6-5-94 1 Notes and Passwords: Device Name User Mask # Code for Access Notes Lamp 0 *601? ? indicates 1 or 0[...]

URC1 • 28 Connector considerations : Upon design of this kit we determined that w e would use standard size connector s for inter face. We ended up using connector cab les from PCs to determ ine what sizes you ma y ha ve laying around at h ome, or available at the local electronics store. Connector 1 uses a 34 pin connector, wh ich is common on m[...]

URC1 • 29 URC-1 PARTS LAYOUT DIAGRAM[...]

URC1 • 30 The Ramsey Kit Warranty Please read carefully BEFORE calling or writing in about your kit. Most problems can be solved with out contacting the factor y . Notice that thi s is not a "fine prin t" warranty. W e w ant you to understan d your rights and o urs to! All Ramsey kits w ill work if asse m ble d properly. The ve ry fact [...]

URC1 • 31 URC1 UNIVERSAL REMOTE CON TROL Quick Reference Page Guide Introduction to t he URC1 .................... .................. 4 Par ts list ........... ................... .................... ............. 7 UR C1 Assembl y instru ctions ..................... ........... 8 Init ial testi ng .............. ....................... ........[...]