ShiftRC Files

Hi welcome, this folder contains the schematic files and images of the rc handler(receiver side)
all resistor and capacitor numbers in the schematics can be altered and it will still work in general.
[default]"RCSHIFTERAutoBoot.cddx"/"RCShifterReceiverAUTOBOOTV1.01.png", this one is quite simple, more stable, and has a very simplistic autoboot.
[simple]"RCShifterReceivev1"/"RCShifterv1": this is the simplest version, you can leave out the 2 resistors on the right.
[simple]"RCShifterReceivev2"/"RCShifterv2": same as the one above, but it has a small capacitor added between SRCLK and SRCLR, in general this is certainly not needed and even the resistors are often not needed, but adding a very small resistor there and/or making the current flow through a small resistor before reaching RCLK makes sure RCLK is always* triggered later than SRCLK. this design is mostly to make it so that it will remain stable even if you make many of them.
[broken]"RCShifterReceivev3"/"RCShifterv3": this one automatically turns on one state, this means you don't need to do so manually, this asumes there is only one state on at all times, this is the way it is meant to be used, so it just works when you power it on and switches state everytime the RC signal goes to high. the capacitor for turning it on should be given a as low value as possible and working(or the resistor in front of it), since this reduces the chance of interferance causing problems.
[broken"RCShifterReceiverAUTOBOOTSecureBootV4"/"RCSHIFTER4": this is version 3 but it disables the signals from the antenna or receiver when booting to prevernt interferance
Changelog.

Lowever versions are simpler to make in general, higher numbers mean they have extra functionality.
v0.03
Found some mistakes in multiple designs when testing them.
right now only the simplest one of the old ones works.
I have redesigned the AUTOBOOT one to make it simpler and to actually work since the old one had many problems.
I do warn you to not use the old designs anymore only the simplest one would make sense if you have a proper way to boot it.
otherwise I recommend to use RCShifterAutoBootRCShifterReceiverAUTOBOOTV1.01.
again it has optional elements, it has one extra capacitor to stabilize the power suply and 2 extra 10ohm resistors to make sure SRCLK is called after SER during boot, and before RCLK
the new autoboot is not yet tested, but the old autoboot is tested to typically not work properly.
as of writing this only the most simplistic one(s) has been tested and worked properly.
during the tests I used a arduino to boot it and to execute the tests because buttons often have a heavy bounce effect.
if you have buttons without to much bounce, or which are stabilized then you can use the simplest version and boot it with a button as well.
v0.02
Fixed shifter 3 AUTOBOOT
added 4, which prevents interfearance during boot.
v0.01
added RC shifte 1, 2 and 3.
RC shifter 3 has a problem since I forgot to added a connection to the diagram which causes it to fail to set the state propperly.