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Specifications

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number of programme steps: 124

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very simple programming of lighting effects

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load capacity: 200 mA

 

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channel

The controller is equipped with eight outputs to

 

directly control of light emitting diodes or

 

relays, 

through which they can then

 

switch on any high-

power equipment.

 

The light sequences are not 

imposed - each

 

user programs them independently. It 

is possible

 

to program a sequence consisting of

 

124 

steps maximum.

 

This programme is stored in non-

volatile EEPROM memory

 

of the microcontroller. It is 

possible to play a recorded sequence once or to play 
it in a loop.

 

Playback speed can be adjusted

 

by 

pressing two buttons in 27 steps

 

from 0.05 second up 

to 30 seconds/step.

 

e.g., LEDs or relays

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eight outputs to control light sources

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UP/DOWN keys to adjust the speed of change

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supply: 12 VDC

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control of various types of output systems,

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operating status indication: LED

 

playback

Electrical diagram of the controller is shown in 
Figure 1. Operation of the circuit is controlled by a 
microcontroller

 

ATtiny2313 timed by an internal 

clock signal

 

. The controller must be supplied

 

with 

a voltage of 12 V DC connected to the VCC 
connector.

 

The D1 diode protects the circuit from 

incorrect polarity of the input voltage. The U1 
stabiliser provides the +5 V voltage, while the C1

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C4 components filter

 

it. As an output amplifier for 

the individual

 

controller channels, the ULN2803A 

chip was used,

 

which contains 8 transistor amplifier 

stages with protection diodes for direct control

 

of 

relays. The circuit outputs can be loaded with up to 

200 mA

 

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channel. To program the sequence

 

the 

SW1 switch of the DIP SWITCH type was used. LED 
indicates recording

 

sequence in programming 

mode and in

 

operation mode it indicates system 

activity by blinking.

 

Three buttons S1

-

S3 are used 

to operate the module. In normal operation, the S1 
button is used to replay the entire sequence, S2 to 
reduce the playback speed and S3 to increase it. In 
programming mode, S1 is used to save the step, 
while S2 and S3 are used to complete the sequence 
creation procedure and select how to play it back.

Circuit description

8-Channel LED Controller

AVT 1881

ASSEMBLY DIFFICULTY

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Page 1: ...ntrolled by a microcontroller ATtiny2313 timed by an internal clock signal The controller must be supplied with a voltage of 12 V DC connected to the VCC connector The D1 diode protects the circuit from incorrect polarity of the input voltage The U1 stabiliser provides the 5 V voltage while the C1 C4 components filter it As an output amplifier for the individual controller channels the ULN2803A ch...

Page 2: ... sequence to be created in the same way When the microcontroller memory is full of all 124 steps the circuit will light the LED longer each time the S1 button is pressed Once you have saved all the required sequences you need to decide if you want it to be played once or repeated in a loop Ending the sequence teaching procedure Mounting and start up 2 Fig 1 Schematic diagram Fig 2 Mounting diagram...

Page 3: ...ors Figure 3 shows an example of how to connect the LED strip or relay Fig 3 Example of how to connect the LED strip or relay Sequence playback speeds 12V 12V No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Czas trwania kroku 0 05 sec 0 075 sec 0 1 sec 0 125 sec 0 15 sec 0 175 sec 0 2 sec 0 225 sec 0 25 sec 0 3 sec 0 35 sec 0 4 sec 0 45 sec 0 5 sec 0 75 sec 1 sec 1 25 se...

Page 4: ...ion of components and any structural alterations may cause damage to the appliance and endanger persons using it In such a case the manufacturer and its authorised representatives shall not be liable for any damage arising directly or indirectly from the use or malfunction of the product This symbol means do not dispose of your product with your other household waste Instead you should protect hum...

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