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Let's build a remote start/stop button

Simon Baechler

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Hi

So I would like to build a remote start/stop button for the red. I can soldier and I know where to get the parts. But I don't just want a simple start/stop button. I want to build one that has a LED that lights up when the camera is rolling. :huh:

So I think I need to add some electronic components to drive the LED. I think a resistor and a transistor, right? While we're at it I could also add an resistor/condensator combination that prevents double-switching. Although this could be done in the Camera firmware, too.

Daniel used the Lens plug for his switch. I would use the ACC plug.

Are there any electronic-savy people out there who could post a wriring diagram?
 
Hi

So I would like to build a remote start/stop button for the red. I can soldier and I know where to get the parts. But I don't just want a simple start/stop button. I want to build one that has a LED that lights up when the camera is rolling. :huh:

So I think I need to add some electronic components to drive the LED. I think a resistor and a transistor, right? While we're at it I could also add an resistor/condensator combination that prevents double-switching. Although this could be done in the Camera firmware, too.

Daniel used the Lens plug for his switch. I would use the ACC plug.

Are there any electronic-savy people out there who could post a wriring diagram?

Here is a thread with a diagram.

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7811

I would actually like some help with it - i.e. exactly which pins of the transistor and the diode and the LEDs go to what so maybe we can combine to get some help.


http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7811
 
It's been decades since I tinkered with electronics so I had to do some research, myself, to remember which end is which. Google is your friend. So, here you go:

diode characteristics and orientation (Googled "diode orientation"):
http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/components/diode.htm

transistor operation and orientation (Googled "transistor orientation"):
http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/components/tran.htm

capacitors:
http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/components/capac.htm

And LED's:
http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/components/led.htm

I just received my parts from Allied for the stop/start controller discussed in the other thread.

Michael
 

Thanks for the link. I didn't see that.

Now if someone wants to make print layout for a circuit board this would be it.
Or even better: a series of circuit boards and sell them to us. I think we could all get a case and the components ourselves. :)

I just ordered a couple of Lemo plugs. Including an EGG.2B.316.CLL. Did you get that, Sean? I'm going to put that in my download station if you help me or not. :pirate:

Simon
 
Hello Simon,

How is your downloading station going?

Patrick

I ordered all the parts. I hope to be able to use it by the end of February.
It's going to rock!

How is your Scratch system coming along?
 
How is your Scratch system coming along?

:weight_lift: :ranting2: :sick: :blink:

A mix of all these... If you see what I mean... Trying to figure out other options still based on a Scratch system.

(PS: for those not aware about the project (99.9% of poeple in this forum) : it's a financing problem not related to any Assimilate products).
 
PM or email PanaTech. He's making one for me.
Cheers,
Harry
 
Harry, Yours has left to start on it's journey to you, along with the other cables.
 
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