Very Easy to Make! IR-Pen for Wiimote Interactive Whiteboard
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Uploaded by benpaddlejones on Jul 19, 2008
This pen requires no soldering and little electronics knowledge!
http://www.wiimoteproject.com
http://bloglearningrhhs.blogspot.com
Parts:
Energizer LED2BU1 - http://au.farnell.com/1110816/electrical-circuit-protection/product.us0?sku=e...
(also available in any Coles or Woolworths)
Vishay TSAL6400 IR-Led - http://au.farnell.com/3152868/optoelectronics/product.us0?sku=vishay-tsal6400
18ohm Resistor - http://au.farnell.com/1462380/passives/product.us0?sku=ohmite-oy180ke (cheaper: http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/4881e77303a1a1102741c0a87f9c0744...)
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Does anyone agree with youtube's back ground black, it looks tight as shit? lol
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saves all hasle i will buy 1 of ebay ).-.(
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I don't understant, for the pen okay,but you need a receiver right?
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it's not an Ir pen if you're not using a pen
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@fireball1821 Yes
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will a laser work
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@International0IDIOT It might, but the Wii remote is really looking for a wavelength of 940 nm (nano meters) ideally. The Vishay TSAL 6400 IR LED is the exactly model used by Johny Chung Lee in his video. I sell them on ebay, .99 plus 60 shipping gets 1 to you anywhere in the United States. I you buy 2 or more the shipping is only 40 cents. Just go on ebay and search for "IR PEN".
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rest in peace from Peru
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yes and not, The problem, the Led are "inside" and correct is, Outside, the control wii no "see" the Light, infrared., but is a Excelent Idea! thanks
Si y no, est muy muy bien todo pero el detalle es que el control wii debe "ver" la luz del infrarojo, y este modelo evidentemente no sirve correctamente porque queda oculto. pero es un excelente aporte. Gracias
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Where do you put the wii remote?? in front of the pc or where? I tried it but is not as accurate as you showed. Thanks
dfuentes80 3 years ago
go to wiimoteproject search for "ideal distance wiimote" you will find a post by user 'sts70nl' it will answer all your questions
benpaddlejones 3 years ago
A normal LED you can see, an IR LED you can't. If you really don't want to make an IR pen, you can try using a normal TV remote, however depending on the remote the IR light may be inconsistant and flash.
Crozonexz 3 years ago
It is a little more complicated than that!
It depends on the wave-length of the IR-led on the TV remote (many are below 940nm) and a TV remove flashes the IR-Led giving you no control over the IR-Led. You will find a cigarette lighter is actually easier and you can control it (fire emits IR-Light).
Ben :-)
benpaddlejones 3 years ago
Join the discussion board "wiimoteproject". It will provide more detailed support on your needs for producing an IR-Pen.
An IR-LED operates at a light spectrum above 850nm (wiimote best at 950nm) and cannot be seen by the naked eye. I suggest you stick with the Vishay TSAL6400.
benpaddlejones 3 years ago