wow ur so great, i also want to learn how to connect the keypad scanner to the microcontroller PIC16F877, can u give me the link of the schematic diagram, and i also hope that u also have a tutorial on that... and i need also the code.. thank u very much...^_^
he did not design this, if he did show me the calculations, and data of how he came up with this. He just followed some instruction on how to build this project he did not design this.
@ossumguywill The only thing that matters is it is fun to build something and the challenge of making it work. I forgot this is digital and the biasing has lots of tolerance practically you wont need calculations. You can actually figure out the value in your head.
you did not design this because you used chips, if you built it from single transsistor then maybe. There are only a few ways to wire a chip, and usually are standards. lol
...since he's using a pic, it's a programmable device, there are many ways to wire it up(except VDD and VSS :P) and there must be a bit of code to make it run, so i think it's right to say he designed it.
Hey mcflyalbert, I had to leave a comment and say you did a good job. Hopefully you can contact me and if possible to spend only the image of the connections of the circuit ... Thank you very much ...
HAHAAHA you wrote that in assembly ......get a life and seriously a 16F877 you could have done the same thing in a 12C part. and learn how to write C..
i don´t know what dou you mean with "save it to the chip" u mean burn the program into the pic or wirte the eeprom memory inside the PIC cause the sequence is in the DATASHEET if you want to program a PIC u need the datasheet without it you are dead it´s like to manage a cellar witouht light, look for the DS
The kepad connections will be on the bottom, so unless he ran a cable to connect keypad, it would be a bit difficult, especially since its only on a protoboard
I like that, that's really cool. Is there a guide on the internet anywhere on how to make this or something simmilar. Also how could you make it lock a door?
breadboard kicks ass, i dont know why so many developers/hobbists/lecturers dont use it more. It beats soldering onto strip for small circuits hands down.
Very nice! I have been brainstorming something to interface using a pic16f877...could you please email me the code?
ElectronicNexus 3 days ago
Hi I want to make as my first project, are you using C or assembly? can you share your codes?, thanks
alexis4723pk 3 weeks ago
wow ur so great, i also want to learn how to connect the keypad scanner to the microcontroller PIC16F877, can u give me the link of the schematic diagram, and i also hope that u also have a tutorial on that... and i need also the code.. thank u very much...^_^
jonalynpalma 1 month ago in playlist Electric
I designed my project. I hope you enjoy:)
h*t*t*p*://profahmetccc.googlecode.*c*o*m*/files/16f877keylock.zip
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profahmet 2 months ago
this my calculator
ridamortada 6 months ago
If you are listening to this with headphones and have a gun in your hand, you do feel like james bond.
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monstarpictures 7 months ago
@McFlyalbert very nice can you pass me the code?
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pretty good....can you send me the the c file and everything that you have about this project please!!! jlkiry@hotmail.com
jlkiry 10 months ago
hi... nice project... can i have the code and schem?. plzz send to my email.. i would like to do also... thankzz
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nice project!!! can you send me the code please!!! jlkiry@hotmail.com
jlkiry 11 months ago
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nice project!!! can u help me seinding me the code please?? jlkiry@hotmail.com
jlkiry 11 months ago
hey ah could you pleaaasseee show me how to do this from a website or send me schem and code and ill figure out from there...PLEASEEE!!!:)
thefirephoenix33 1 year ago
esta re aspero ese proyecto
arciwilliam 2 years ago
he did not design this, if he did show me the calculations, and data of how he came up with this. He just followed some instruction on how to build this project he did not design this.
tangnatalaga 2 years ago
@tangnatalaga there are no calculations involved... at least there should not be.
ossumguywill 1 year ago
@ossumguywill The only thing that matters is it is fun to build something and the challenge of making it work. I forgot this is digital and the biasing has lots of tolerance practically you wont need calculations. You can actually figure out the value in your head.
tangnatalaga 1 year ago
@tangnatalaga what the hell are you talking about? It's a simple digital lock, you need high, low, and a bit of PWM. That's it.
ossumguywill 1 year ago
Horrible wiring!!! but good work!
dzalf 2 years ago
very cool =D.
rroge5 2 years ago
you did not design this because you used chips, if you built it from single transsistor then maybe. There are only a few ways to wire a chip, and usually are standards. lol
tangnatalaga 2 years ago
...since he's using a pic, it's a programmable device, there are many ways to wire it up(except VDD and VSS :P) and there must be a bit of code to make it run, so i think it's right to say he designed it.
KROUTCHY 2 years ago
i guess u are right I am not very good in understanding digital electronics, I do mostly analog circuits.
tangnatalaga 2 years ago
@tangnatalaga ok then you do this with transistors, fetch enough breadboard to fill a room!
cutterschoicenotmine 2 years ago
my god! i writed that in assembly =0
Man!! Get sdcc or some other C compiler for microprocessors and you'll se your life will get much more easy
=)
But good work anyway
andrefsp 2 years ago
Hey mcflyalbert, I had to leave a comment and say you did a good job. Hopefully you can contact me and if possible to spend only the image of the connections of the circuit ... Thank you very much ...
Olish08 3 years ago
HAHAAHA you wrote that in assembly ......get a life and seriously a 16F877 you could have done the same thing in a 12C part. and learn how to write C..
v8power101 3 years ago
wow....
amazing!!!
ammirul69 3 years ago
can you give an example on how to save it to the Chips Memory or, what would I search for to find out about that?
Thanks,
TheBigDash
thebigdash 3 years ago
i don´t know what dou you mean with "save it to the chip" u mean burn the program into the pic or wirte the eeprom memory inside the PIC cause the sequence is in the DATASHEET if you want to program a PIC u need the datasheet without it you are dead it´s like to manage a cellar witouht light, look for the DS
soulreaverdoug 3 years ago
cool!
reminds me spy movies and scifi futuristic machines xD
luve it!!
r0nd0m 3 years ago
????
edwpra 3 years ago
Tcha you know what i already asked and you have to buy it becas\use it his disine
Atomic101Heli 3 years ago
Is it too hard to transition from 16F877 to 16f84,(a)? if not, would u be willing to explain if only a little?
laParka777 3 years ago
Nice work sir can u send me the source code assembly format thanks a lot
honneyier 3 years ago
Whys?
He's already said which PIC was used, the rest is a standard matrix keypad and LCD screen.
The code is a little harder to guess though, but you'd be better off making your own so you know whats going on :)
888WhildChild888 3 years ago
Nice work, shame you fitted the keypad up-side-down! Didn't you notice?
locouk 3 years ago
The kepad connections will be on the bottom, so unless he ran a cable to connect keypad, it would be a bit difficult, especially since its only on a protoboard
:)
888WhildChild888 3 years ago
I like that, that's really cool. Is there a guide on the internet anywhere on how to make this or something simmilar. Also how could you make it lock a door?
sebzapata 3 years ago
using a solenoid and a relay is my guess :)
888WhildChild888 3 years ago
Nice work, if power fail, how can you open the lock?
NaagLugYaajUaSi 3 years ago
you dont
conrad2468 3 years ago
hi.. nice work ! can you send me your parts list and the code you used and schematic? regards
zeefportugal 3 years ago
Hey. Nice work
What did you programming in?
Assembler, C or Pic Basic?
mindthomas 3 years ago
This is **** good work. I have send you a message. Please reply!
draeberg 3 years ago
this is a very good idea and has many applications. has to go on my wish list lol
jondoe745 4 years ago
Spanish;
Hola:
¿Podrías decirme el nombre de la música del vídeo?
English;
Hello: You could say the name to me of the music of the video?
10/10
Metaconta 4 years ago
WOW NICE work out there!!!
Can u please send me the code and schematic??
Hoppe it's on C cuz i work my projects with ccs c compiler.
thanks
EKARVELAS 4 years ago
Check out my videos maybe i can help some how.
thanks
EKARVELAS 4 years ago
which model of pic16f877a did you use?
atrofimov 4 years ago
breadboard kicks ass, i dont know why so many developers/hobbists/lecturers dont use it more. It beats soldering onto strip for small circuits hands down.
cutterschoicenotmine 4 years ago
confirmation needed..
1)Old code?
2)New code?
3)Confirm new code!
RcABuTCH3R 4 years ago
That's probably a parallel HD44780 based LCD. There's lotsa information on the net about it.
technoshamanarchist 4 years ago
jimjoke its an standart hitachi LCD with an 8 bit port, so you just read the datasheet and follow the protocol
McFlyalbert 4 years ago
Ok i have parts suplyer you give me all the part numbers and were all set can you help?
Atomic101Heli 4 years ago
Plese give the schmatic and part numbers I would like it if you replied. thanks.
Atomic101Heli 4 years ago
Sir can u help me ive been waiting a a reposne!
Atomic101Heli 4 years ago
Atomic101Heli I am sorry about the wait, please check your inbox.
McFlyalbert 4 years ago
Its ok thanks.
Atomic101Heli 4 years ago
Estas fet un catacrac germanet! ;) un petonet dolcet
onetaona 4 years ago
Sinceramente fantástico, pero ya sabes que mis conocimientos abarcan otros campos ;) Enhorabuena
mhz98 5 years ago