[Lab] Anyone with RF experience

[Richard Wiens]

Thanks guys for the suggestions.  The 'off this shelf' remote relay for $7 seems like a no-brainer but I would still like to crack the nut of making the 433 MHz stuff work.
I was trying to avoid using MCUs, but perhaps a standalone ATmega is close enough.  I might also try a simple 555-generated pulse on the TX side to generate sort of a PWM effect on the RX side.
Richard
   

   From: Jason Cobill <jason.cobill at gmail.com>
 To: Adrian Jones <adrian at woodsgood.ca> 
Cc: lab <lab at artengine.ca> 
 Sent: Wednesday, December 3, 2014 2:00 PM
 Subject: Re: [Lab] Anyone with RF experience
   

   That video is soooo cool.
   Your glove would be a big hit at a party. :)

   -Jason Cobill

On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 1:21 PM, Adrian Jones <adrian at woodsgood.ca> wrote:

Jason,
I used the same RF link between a glove unit and a base-station (see
http://woodsgood.ca/projects/midi-projects/midi-glove/ ). In this case,
packets of information are sent from the glove and received by the base
station.
To use this in your application, how about using a push-button to transmit a
unique "ON" code and a second for a unique "OFF" code. The receiver then
detects the packets and toggles an output.

I've just added the code to the site so lift the transmit/receive portion
and hack away!

Many thanks,

.... Adrian

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