Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3,
4-40-58-11, 7-44, 8-43-77,
9-16-59-66, 22-17-10,
71-56, 68-60-57-55-24,
70-B, 12-23-63-69-67-41,
64-42, 65-A, 13-C
Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3,
4-40-54-58, 7-44, 43-38-77-8
9-16-59-62-66, 22-17-10,
71-56, 68-60-57-55-24, 65-70
69-67-63-61-41-23, 64-42
53-39
63
EXPERIMENT
Darkness activated AM radio receiver
with volume control
Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3,
42-64, 62-59-30, 11-31,
40-60-29-4, 12-41-61-63,
13-65, 44-7, 8-43-77
66
EXPERIMENT
Daylight activated FM radio receiver
with volume control
Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3,
30-61-60, 11-31,
40-62-29-4, 12-41-63-59,
13-65, 44-7, 8-43-77,
42-64
67
EXPERIMENT
Darkness activated FM radio receiver
with volume control
Wiring Sequence
1-8-43-60, 2-3, 4-29-58, 7-44, 57-20, 42-64, 63-41-12,
21-27-59, 28-30, 65-13, 11-26-31-40
70
EXPERIMENT
Magnet control FM radio receiver with volume control
Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3, 4-39-40, 71-21, 20-42, 70-44-7, 54-43-77-8, 38-53
73
EXPERIMENT
Magnet control auto-sensor
Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3, 4-11-40-56, 12-26-41, 13-28-42, 44-7, 8-43-77, 55-46, 45-27
72
EXPERIMENT
FM radio receiver with mute function
Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3, 4-40-54-62, 7-44, 43-38-77-8, 9-16-59-66, 22-17-10,
71-56, 68-61-60-55-24, 65-70, 23-41-69-67-63, 64-42, 53-39
62
EXPERIMENT
Daylight activated AM radio receiver with volume control
55
EXPERIMENT
Morse code training kit
Wiring Sequence
2-3, 4-53,
54-39, 38-46, 1-45
56
EXPERIMENT
Boresome humming
Wiring Sequence
1-7-36-74,
2-3, 26-37, 75-60-29-4,
30-45, 28-46, 27-59-67,
8-31-66
57
EXPERIMENT
Automobile’s “di, di” sound
Wiring Sequence
1-7-36-74,
2-3, 26-37, 75-60-29-4,
30-45, 28-46, 27-59-69,
8-31-68
58
EXPERIMENT
Hoofbeat
Wiring Sequence
1-7-36-74,
2-3, 26-37, 75-60-29-4,
30-45, 28-46, 27-59-71,
8-31-70
59
EXPERIMENT
AM radio receiver with mute function
Wiring Sequence
1-76,
2-3, 4-40-54-55-58,
7-44, 43-38-77-8,
9-16-59-66, 22-17-10,
71-68-60-57-24,
42-28-70,
69-67-41-26-23, 39-53,
27-46, 45-56
60
EXPERIMENT
Big voice AM radio receiver with volume control
Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3,
4-40-54-58, 7-44,
43-38-77-8, 9-16-59-66,
22-17-10, 71-56,
68-60-57-55-24,
65-70, 69-67-63-41-23,
64-42, 53-39
64
EXPERIMENT
Big voice FM radio receiver
Wiring Sequence
1-76,
2-3, 4-40-11, 12-41,
13-42, 44-7, 8-43-77
65
EXPERIMENT
Big voice FM radio receiver
with volume control
Wiring Sequence
1-76,
2-3, 4-40-11, 12-41-63,
13-65, 44-7, 8-43-77,
42-64
69
EXPERIMENT
Simple impact amplifier
Wiring Sequence
1-76, 2-3, 4-40-54-56, 7-44, 42-64, 63-41-36-18,
71-55-19, 8-43-77, 37-53, 65-70
68
EXPERIMENT
Big voice AM/FM radio receiver
with volume control
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Amplifier
– An electronic circuit that amplifies the signal that is sent to it. The amplifying
component can be a transistor, vacuum tube or appropriate magnetic device.
Battery
– A source of energy. It contains active materials which will be irreversibly
converted during the chemical reaction.
Capacitance
– A measurement of the capacity of a capacitor for storing electric charge.
Capacitor
– A device consists of two conductors that are separated by an insulator. It is
designed for storing electrical charge or as a filter in the circuit.
Circuit
– A system of interconnected components / devices such as power source,
resistors, capacitors and transistors…etc.
Diode
– A device which is used in electric circuitry to allow an electric current to flow in
single direction and block it in the reverse direction.
IC
(Integrated Circuit) – A small electronic device made of a semiconductor material and
is used for a variety of devices, including microprocessors, electronic equipment and
automobiles.
LDR
(Light Dependent Resistor) – A device with a layer of cadmium sulphide (CdS)
material that changes resistance according to the amount of light shining on it.
LED
(Light Emitting Diode) – A diode emits light when current is passing through it.
Microphone
– A device converts sound into an electrical or acoustic signal.
Motor
– A device converts electrical energy to mechanical motion.
Reed Switch
– A magnetically controlled switch made to open and close a circuit.
Resistance –
A measurement of the degree to which an object opposes an electrical
current through it.
Resistor
– A device designed for possessing resistance.
Seven-Segment LED Display
– A display device which is commonly used in
electronic circuits or equipment as decimal numeric display or indicator.
Speaker
– A device that changes electrical signals to sound.
Switch
– A device for opening and closing power source to a circuit.
Transistor
– A semi-conductor material device that amplifies a signal and opens or
closes a circuit.
Variable Resistor
– A kind of resistor and a device of adjustable resistance in
electronic / electrical circuit.
Wire
– A component which is used in the electronic / electrical industry as a conductor
that is used to carry electricity or signals.
GLOSSARY
P.13
P.14
P.15
P.16
• Complete all wiring connections
as indicated in the sequence. By
tapping the push switch, LED
will flash. This is equivalent to
Morse-Code. By learning the Morse-Code table, it is
possible to send a message out at night.
• Complete
all
wiring
connections as indicated
in the sequence. When the push switch is pressed, LED
will light up, and the loudspeaker will produce
boresome humming sound like that of a mosquito.
• Complete
all
wiring
connections as indicated
in the sequence. When
the push switch is pressed, LED will light up, and
the loudspeaker will produce “di, di” sound like
that of automobile.
• Complete
all
wiring
connections as indicated
in the sequence. When
the push switch is pressed, LED will light up, and the
loudspeaker will produce hoofbeat like sound.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the
sequence. Switch on the main switch. Then the LED will
light up. Adjusting the variable condenser to suitable
position will allow it to receive AM radio signals. By
pressing the push switch, the radio will be mute. Since
AM radio wave is sensitive towards signal direction,
when the radio signal is weak, try to move the radio to
other direction.
Note: If you cannot receive AM signal in indoor
area, you can go to outdoor areas and try it again.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the
sequence. Switch on the main switch. Then the LED will
light up. Adjusting the variable condenser to suitable
position will allow it to receive AM radio signals.
Adjusting the variable resistor can change the volume.
Since AM radio wave is sensitive towards signal
direction, when the radio signal is weak, try to move the
radio to other direction.
Note: If you cannot receive AM signal in indoor
area, you can go to outdoor areas and try it again.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence. Switch on the main
switch. Then the LED will light up. However if the LDR is shaded, then the radio cannot
work. It is necessary for the LDR to be shone by bright light so that this circuit is
connected. Adjusting the variable condenser to suitable position will allow it to receive AM radio signals. Since AM radio
wave is sensitive towards signal direction, when the radio signal is weak, try to move the radio to other direction.
Note: If you cannot receive AM signal in indoor area, you can go to outdoor areas and try it again.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence.
Switch on the main switch. Then the LED will light up. If there are
bright light shines on the LDR, then the radio cannot work. It is
necessary for the LDR to be shaded so that this circuit is
connected. Adjusting the variable condenser to suitable position
will allow it to receive AM radio signals. Since AM radio wave
is sensitive towards signal direction, when the radio signal is
weak, try to move the radio to other direction.
Note: If you cannot receive AM signal in indoor area,
you can go to outdoor areas and try it again.
• Complete
all
wiring
connections as indicated in the
sequence. Switch on the main switch. If you press the
button “select”, which is located at the left side of the
panel, then it will perform a FM auto-search. The
receiver will search for channel from lower end to
upper end. It will stop searching when it finds a
channel. You may press search again to let it search
for another channel. You will have to press the “reset”
button if the receiver has searched to the upper most
channel and cannot find anything. It is recommended
to add a wire on the “FM. ANT”, which is located on
the left side of the panel. The wire will act as an
antenna. This will increase the strength of the radio
signal received.
• Complete
all
wiring
connections as indicated in the sequence. Switch on
the main switch. If you press the button “select”, which
is located at the left side of the panel, then it will
perform a FM auto-search. The receiver will search for
channel from lower end to upper end. It will stop
searching when it finds a channel. You may press
search again to let it search for another channel. You
will have to press the “reset” button if the receiver has
searched to the upper most channel and cannot find
anything. Adjusting the variable resistor can change
the volume. It is recommended to add a wire on the
“FM. ANT”, which is located on the left side of the
panel. The wire will act as an antenna. This will
increase the strength of the radio signal received.
•Complete all wiring connections
as indicated in the sequence. Switch on the main switch.
The circuit is connected. However if the LDR is shaded,
then the circuit will be disconnected and the radio cannot
work. Therefore it is necessary for the LDR to be shone by
bright light so that this circuit is connected. If you press the
button “select”, which is located at the left side of the
panel, then it will perform a FM auto-search. The receiver
will search for channel from lower end to upper end. It will
stop searching when it finds a channel. You may press
search again to let it search for another channel. You will
have to press the “reset” button if the receiver has
searched to the upper most channel and cannot find
anything. Adjusting the variable resistor can change the
volume. It is recommended to add a wire on the “FM.
ANT”, which is located on the left side of the panel. The
wire will act as an antenna. This will increase the strength
of the radio signal received.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the
sequence. Switch on the main switch. If the LDR is
not shaded, then the radio cannot work. Therefore
it is necessary for the LDR to be shaded so that this
circuit is connected. If you press the button “select”,
which is located at the left side of the panel, then it
will perform a FM auto-search. The receiver will
search for channel from lower end to upper end. It
will stop searching when it finds a channel. You
may press search again to let it search for another
channel. You will have to press the “reset” button if
the receiver has searched to the upper most channel
and cannot find anything. Adjusting the variable
resistor can change the volume. It is recommended
to add a wire on the “FM. ANT”, which is located
on the left side of the panel. The wire will act as an
antenna. This will increase the strength of the radio
signal received.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the
sequence. Switch on the main switch. If you want to
use AM mode, connect lead A and lead B. You may
connect both leads to an unused spring for easy
handling. And then adjust the variable condenser to
suitable position for receiving AM channels. Since AM
radio wave is sensitive towards signal direction, when
the radio signal is weak, try to move the radio to other
direction. If you want to use FM mode, connect lead A
and lead C. You may connect both leads to an unused
spring for easy handling. Press the button “select”,
which is located at the left side of the panel, then it will
perform a FM auto-search. The receiver will search for
channel from lower end to upper end. It will stop
searching when it finds a channel. You may press
search again to let it search for another channel. You
will have to press the “reset” button if the receiver has
searched to the upper most channel and cannot find
anything. It is recommended to add a wire on the “FM.
ANT”, which is located on the left side of the panel.
The wire will act as an antenna. This will increase the
strength of the radio signal received.
For both AM and FM mode, adjusting the variable
resistor can change the volume. This circuit enable
users to switch between AM and FM easily.
Note : If you cannot receive AM signal in
indoor area, you can go to outdoor areas
and try it again.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence. Switch on the main
switch. Use the magnetic pole to access the reed switch. The circuit is then connected
and transferring the signal of loudspeaker to the input terminal, loudspeaker is
producing self-coupled self-excited oscillating sound.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence. Switch on the main
switch. LED will light up. Slightly scratch the buzzer. You will find that the
loudspeaker is amplifying the scratching sound. You may also beat the buzzer to hear
the amplified sound of impact on the buzzer. Adjusting the variable resistor can change the volume. This principle
can be used for security systems. People can fix a buzzer on the door, on the car door or on the window. Then if
the door or window has been forced, loudspeaker will produce amplified impacting sound.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence. Use the magnetic
pole to access the reed switch. If you press the button “select”, which is located
at the left side of the panel, then it will perform a FM auto-search. The receiver will search for channel from lower end to
upper end. It will stop searching when it finds a channel. You may press search again to let it search for another channel.
You will have to press the “reset” button if the receiver has searched to the upper most channel and cannot find anything.
Adjusting the variable resistor can change the volume. It is recommended to add a wire on the “FM. ANT”, which is
located on the left side of the panel. The wire will act as an antenna. This will increase the strength of the radio signal
received.
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence. Switch on the main
switch. If you press the button “select”, which is located at the left side of the panel,
then it will perform a FM auto-search. The receiver will search for channel from lower
end to upper end. It will stop searching when it finds a channel. You may press search again to let it search for another
channel. You will have to press the “reset” button if the receiver has searched to the upper most channel and cannot find
anything. By pressing the push switch, the radio will be mute. It is recommended to add a wire on the “FM. ANT”, which
is located on the left side of the panel. The wire will act as an antenna. This will increase the strength of the radio signal
received.
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Wiring Sequence
1-8-43-60, 2-3, 4-29-48, 7-44, 42-64, 63-41-12, 27-47-59,
28-30, 65-13, 11-26-31-40
71
EXPERIMENT
Touch control FM radio receiver with volume control
• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence. Touch the touch
plate with your finger. Note that if there is no response, you may need to dampen your finger first before touching. Then
the circuit will be connected. If you press the button “select”, which is located at the left side of the panel, then it will
perform a FM auto-search. The receiver will search for channel from lower end to upper end. It will stop searching when
it finds a channel. You may press search again to let it search for another channel. You will have to press the “reset”
button if the receiver has searched to the upper most channel and cannot find anything. Adjusting the variable resistor
can change the volume. It is recommended to add a wire on the “FM. ANT”, which is located on the left side of the panel.
The wire will act as an antenna. This will increase the strength of the radio signal received.
65
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P.16
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COLORS AND CONTENTS MAY VARY
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If at any time in the future you should need to dispose of this product please note that Waste electrical products should not be disposed of
with household waste. Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice. (Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive)
Wiring Sequence
1-21, 2-3, 4-40-54-58, 7-44, 43-38-20-8, 9-16-59-66, 22-17-10, 71-56,
68-60-57-55-24, 65-70 23-41-63-67-69, 64-42, 53-39
61
EXPERIMENT
Magnet control AM radio receiver with volume control
65
63
64
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• Complete all wiring connections as indicated in the sequence. Switch on the main switch. Use
the magnetic pole to access the reed switch. The circuit is connected and LED will light up.
Adjusting the variable condenser to suitable position will allow it to receive AM radio signals. Adjusting the variable
resistor can change the volume. Since AM radio wave is sensitive towards signal direction, when the radio signal is weak,
try to move the radio to other direction.
Note: If you cannot receive AM signal in indoor area, you can go to outdoor areas and try it again.
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64
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10
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67
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57
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