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RF Shield non-latching

userHead zuriel 2016-03-22 11:43:35 1757 Views2 Replies
Would any of you know how to reprogram the RF shield so that the outputs is momentary/non-latching?

If that isn't possible, is there a way to reset the RF shield so that the digital outputs all return to 0(low)?

The products used are:
RF Shield(315MHz)(SKU:TEL0075)
Metal Remote Wireless Controller 315MHz(FIT0355)

The code to test it is:
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/*The following 4 pin definitions,correspond to 4 buttons on the remote control(The telecontroller is Remote Wireless Keynob 315MHz(SKU:FIT0355))*/
int D1 = 8; //The digital output pin 1 of decoder chip(SC2272)
int D2 = 9; //The digital output pin 2 of decoder chip(SC2272)
int D3 = 10; //The digital output pin 3 of decoder chip(SC2272)
int D4 = 11; //The digital output pin 4 of decoder chip(SC2272)


void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
/*The four pins order below correspond to the 4 buttons on the remote control.*/
pinMode(D4, INPUT); //Initialized to input pin, in order to read the level of the output pins from the decoding chip
pinMode(D2, INPUT);
pinMode(D1, INPUT);
pinMode(D3, INPUT);
}

void loop()
{
Serial.print(digitalRead(D4)); //Read individually output pins of the decoder chip,and put them on the serial monitor
Serial.print(digitalRead(D2));
Serial.print(digitalRead(D1));
Serial.println(digitalRead(D3));
}



Thank you!
2016-03-22 20:34:53 Any chip could be programmed, but this one...I didn't find its chip datasheet, either its default firmware from its official site. Quite few words talking about how to program it~ So I think it's not accessible.

But why would you like to re-program it? I am not sure if I got you, do you mean now, this shield will output "1" even there is no button pressed of the Metal Remote Wireless Controller 315MHz(FIT0355)?
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2016-03-22 16:04:42 Nvm, the chip itself is programmed to be latching.

Is there a way to get the momentary version??
userHeadPic zuriel