From: <to...@ic...> - 2000-09-20 23:21:15
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On 19 Sep 2000, Christoph Bartelmus wrote: > Hi Tomas, > > > I have no clue what could be wrong. Everything you write seems to be > correct. > > You can make sure whether your hardware is ok by shorting DCD with RTS and > TXD by turns (RTS should be something about 10V and TXD something about > -10V). That way you simulate remote control signals and mode2 should show > some output. Don't worry, nothing can happen to your serial port that way > as it's specified to withstand line shortings without damage. > > Christoph Yeah, this way I got some nice output from mode2. This means that my receiver isnt working with the correct voltages right? When I press the remote-ctrl, the voltage on DCD should sink to -5 volts or something, instead of +3 like now, am I correct? Has anyone used the IRM-8601S component to build a receiver? Must it be treated differently from the others mentioned on the homepage? Or maybe it's just I who have assembled the stuff wrong, I'll check that later. /Tomas |