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<strong>STAMP</strong> 2 COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTROL PROJECTS Tom Petruzzellis McGraw-Hill New York Chicago San Francisco Lisbon London Madrid Mexico City Milan New Delhi San Juan Seoul Singapore Sydney Toronto
Page 3: STAMP 2 COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTROL
Page 7 and 8: This book is dedicated to my parent
Page 9 and 10: For more information about this tit
Page 11 and 12: CONTENTS IX Chapter 13 Amateur Radi
Page 13 and 14: CONTENTS XI Setting Up and Operatin
Page 15 and 16: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In the process of c
Page 17 and 18: INTRODUCTION The microprocessor has
Page 19 and 20: INTRODUCTION XVII Chapter 4 feature
Page 21 and 22: INTRODUCTION XIX interface generate
Page 23 and 24: 1 THE BASIC STAMP 2 CONTENTS AT A G
Page 25 and 26: ADVANTAGES OF STAMP 2 3 TABLE 1-1 B
Page 27 and 28: APPROACHES TO CONSTRUCTION 5 comman
Page 29 and 30: ALTERNATIVE STAMP 2 7 DB-9 female P
Page 31 and 32: ALTERNATIVE STAMP 2 9 TABLE 1-3 BAS
Page 33 and 34: ALTERNATIVE STAMP 2 11 Figure 1-9 S
Page 35 and 36: AN EXERCISE 13 TABLE 1-4 ORIGINAL S
Page 37 and 38: AN EXERCISE 15 9-pin O8-S 6 7 8 9 1
Page 39 and 40: 2 STAMP 2 INPUT/OUTPUT INTERFACING
Page 41 and 42: CONFIGURING SWITCHES 19 +5V STAMP 2
Page 43 and 44: INTERFACES FOR THE MICROPROCESSOR 2
Page 45 and 46: SERIAL PORT INTERFACING 23 +5V STAM
Page 47 and 48: SERIAL PORT INTERFACING 25 N/O +5V
Page 49 and 50: SERIAL PORT INTERFACING 27 componen
Page 51 and 52: NETWORKING STAMP 2’S 29 I/O VSS (
Page 53 and 54: NETWORKING STAMP 2’S 31 'bsnet2.b
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NETWORKING STAMP 2’S 33 Construct
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NETWORKING STAMP 2’S 35 'slave.bs
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3 SERIAL BUILDING BLOCKS CONTENTS A
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DALLAS DS1620 DIGITAL THERMOMETER/T
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+ XICOR X25640 8K EEPROM 41 +5V 0-5
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SONY INFRARED DECODER CHIP 43 +5V .
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SVID SINGLE-CHIP VIDEO CONTROLLER 4
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EIGHT-CHANNEL INFRARED REMOTE CONTR
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49 IR sensor PNA-4602M SEN 38kHz IR
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ADDRESSABLE SERIAL-TO-PARALLEL CONV
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ADDRESSABLE A/D AND DIGITAL INPUT/O
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56-CHANNEL RADIO REMOTE CONTROL SYS
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MULTICHANNEL REMOTE SERIAL I/O SYST
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+ +5V RX AM-HRR3 RECEIVER component
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MULTICHANNEL REMOTE SERIAL I/O SYST
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4 10BASE-T NETWORK CABLE TESTER CON
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RS-232 DB-9F 7 6 5 4 3 2 9-V J2 P
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PROGRAMMING THE CABLE TESTER 67 con
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10BASE-T NETWORK CABLE TESTER PARTS
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5 IRDA COMMUNICATOR CONTENTS AT A G
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BASIC COMPONENTS 73 standard RS-232
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+ DB-9 (F) 7 6 5 4 3 2 RS-232 S1 +5
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE COMMUNICATOR 77
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tst var bit Rbit var char.byte1.bit
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6 MULTICHANNEL RADIO ALARM SYSTEM C
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BASIC COMPONENTS 83 5Vdc S1 S2 S3 I
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CONSTRUCTION 85 four switch inputs,
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CONSTRUCTION 87 1/ 2 -wave dipole a
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Antenna RX 5V 5V C2 AM HRR3 418 MH
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MULTICHANNEL ALARM RECEIVER/DISPLAY
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MULTICHANNEL ALARM RECEIVER/DISPLAY
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7 LIGHTNING ACTIVITY MONITOR CONTEN
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LIGHTNING SENSOR 97 current receive
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PROGRAMMING THE UNIT 99 3/ 4 " Cap
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PROGRAMMING THE UNIT 101 Figure 7-7
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LIGHTNING ACTIVITY MONITOR SENSING
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LIGHTING ACTIVITY MONITOR MAIN DISP
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8 TWELVE-CHANNEL RADIO REMOTE CONTR
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RECEIVER 109 A 5-V regulator at U1
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RECEIVER 111 1/ 4 -wave vertical an
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RY11 RY12 D13 Q12 +5V +5V +5V RY5 D
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TWELVE-CHANNEL RADIO REMOTE CONTROL
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9 CALLER ID/BLOCKER PROJECT CONTENT
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Phone line tip C1 MOV C2 Ring pho
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OPERATION 125 Tip Ring BPF 202 De
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OPERATION 127 'CID23.BS2 'this prog
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OPERATION 129 if fctc = 1 then star
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OPERATION 131 'HERE IS THE STORED O
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CALLER ID/BLOCKER PARTS LIST 133 Ca
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10 RADIO DTMF TONE DECODER AND DISP
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Tone D/A converters Row & column c
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TOUCH-TONE GENERATOR 139 TABLE 10-4
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DECODER DISPLAY 141 application. Th
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TOUCH-TONE GENERATOR/DIALER PARTS L
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TOUCH-TONE DECODER/DISPLAY PARTS LI
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TOUCH-TONE DECODER/DISPLAY PARTS LI
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11 RADIO DTMF TONE DECODER/ CONTROL
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Tone D/A converters Row and column
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DPDT RELAY 153 TABLE 11-2 DTMF BINA
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 24 23 22
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PROGRAMMING 157 your arrival remote
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RADIO DTMF CONTROLLER (FIGURE 11-2)
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12 MORSE CODE RADIO KEYER PROJECT C
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TABLE 12-1 MORSE CODE CHARACTERS AN
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PROGRAMMING THE KEYER 165 circuit s
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PROGRAMMING THE KEYER 167 'MORSE2.B
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PROGRAMMING THE KEYER 169 msg_o: fo
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13 AMATEUR RADIO FOX/BEACON PROJECT
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USE AS A BEACON 173 Figure 13-1 Int
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USE AS A BEACON 175 'FOX10.BS2 'by
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT 177 TABL
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FOX HUNTING CLUBS 179 Antenna 146.
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14 RADIO MAILBOX CONTENTS AT A GLAN
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183 2 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 20
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BASIC COMPONENTS 185 TABLE 14-1 TOU
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TABLE 14-4 FUNCTIONS OF CONTROL REG
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OPERATING THE RADIO MAILBOX 189 TAB
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RADIO MAILBOX PARTS LIST 191 G=G+1
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15 ORB-TRACKER: AUTOMATIC SATELLITE
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BASIC COMPONENTS FOR ORBIT 195 Auto
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE ORB-TRACKER 197
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ORB-TRACKER ORBIT 360 PARTS LIST 19
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ORB-TRACKER YAESU 5500 PARTS LIST 2
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16 HAM RADIO REPEATER CONTENTS AT A
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BASIC COMPONENTS 209 transmitter an
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BASIC COMPONENTS 211 code converter
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BASIC COMPONENTS 213 TABLE 16-2 M88
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V Chip enable S1 Power down S2 Play
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PROGRAMMING THE REPEATER 217 The ha
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PROGRAMMING THE REPEATER 219 TAIL:
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PROGRAMMING THE REPEATER 221 ' 2 =
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PROGRAMMING THE REPEATER 223 GOTO C
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OPTIONAL TS-64 CTCSS TONE BOARD PAR
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17 BALLOON TELEMETRY CONTROLLER CON
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(Control) Radio mic connector J2-3
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CONTROLLER OPERATION 231 Antenna Pr
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CONTROLLER OPERATION 233 'alternati
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BALLOON TELEMETRY PROJECT PARTS LIS
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18 R/C KITE/GLIDER DIGITAL CAMERA S
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7 Female DB-9 6 5 4 3 2 Programming
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INSTALLATION 241 Figure 18-3 R/C ca
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Header 2 CONNECTING THE SYSTEMS 243
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R/C DIGITAL CAMERA CONTROL SYSTEM P
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19 TELE-ALERT CONTENTS AT A GLANCE
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BASIC COMPONENTS 253 to go. The opt
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CONSTRUCTING TELE-ALERT 255 hook un
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OPERATING TELE-ALERT 257 'CELL2.BS2
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ALARM CONFIGURATIONS 259 fin_1:fin_
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TELE-ALERT PARTS LIST 261 9V Sonale
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20 PAGE-ALERT CONTENTS AT A GLANCE
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BASIC COMPONENTS 265 Basic Componen
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BASIC COMPONENTS 267 TABLE 20-1 STA
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PROGRAMMING THE PAGE-ALERT 269 CH18
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USING THE PAGE-ALERT 271 dial_pager
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21 DATA-ALERT CONTENTS AT A GLANCE
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BASIC COMPONENTS 275 Figure 21-2 Mo
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BASIC COMPONENTS 277 phone line at
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MODEM MODULE BOARD 279 TABLE 21-1 D
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REAL-TIME CLOCK CHIP 281 TABLE 21-2
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SETTING UP THE DATA-ALERT 283 5V Pi
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SETTING UP THE DATA-ALERT 285 for f
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SETTING UP THE DATA-ALERT 287 'mode
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SETTING UP THE DATA-ALERT 289 write
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DATA-ALERT (MAIN BOARD) PARTS LIST
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22 INPUT SENSOR MODULES CONTENTS AT
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MOTION MODULE 295 Sensitivity adj O
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MOTION MODULE 297 5V R3 R4 C7 C1 PI
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ALARM SENSOR MODULE 299 Alarm Senso
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TEMPERATURE/VOLTAGE LEVEL MODULE KI
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TEMPERATURE/VOLTAGE LEVEL MODULE KI
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LISTEN-IN MODULE KIT 305 tors, foll
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23 DATA-TERM UNIT CONTENTS AT A GLA
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25 7 6 3 8 1 2 3 4 2 1 7 5 6 4 24 2
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BUILDING THE DATA-TERM UNIT 311 TAB
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OPERATING THE UNIT 313 TABLE 23-4 J
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OPERATING THE UNIT 315 SERIN ipin,1
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OPERATING THE UNIT 317 pause 15000
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DATA-TERM PARTS LIST 319 pause 2000
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24 WEBLINK MONITORING SYSTEM CONTEN
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BASIC COMPONENTS 323 JP2 5V P10 P8
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BASIC COMPONENTS 325 would be able
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE SYSTEM 327 9V 9
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE SYSTEM 329 paus
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MODES OF OPERATION 331 Modes of Ope
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SETTING UP AND OPERATING THE SYSTEM
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THRESHOLD/COMPARATOR BOARD 335 D3 9
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25 X-LINK INTERNET CONTROL SYSTEM C
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BASIC COMPONENTS 339 RLY6 RLY1 9V 9
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE BOARD 341 chip.
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X-LINK WEB-SERVER MODULE ASSEMBLY P
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INDEX A A/D converter (see Analog-t
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INDEX 359 Lightning activity monito
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INDEX 361 Twelve-channel radio remo
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