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How a remotely controlled load

How a remotely controlled load
Very simple! Only need the remote control of home appliances and microcontroller attiny2313. 
Also need a sensor TSOP1736, button, a pair of LEDs and a soldering iron.

page of the draft http://avrproject.ru/publ/protokol_rc5_bascom_avr/1-1-0-30
 
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Step 1Designation of sensor inputs

Designation of sensor inputs
You can use any sensor TSOP with the end of the marking "36. " It is at such a frequency (36kHz) set all the control panels.
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3 comments
Mar 30, 2012. 12:04 AMfazgard says:
Excellent, looks like a very simple but useful project!
Jun 20, 2011. 8:41 AMXOIIO says:
You should look p some proper grammar. Maybe english isn't your first language but its so irritating that I don't want to read the instructable.

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