Homebrew PCBs

Offer is still open for me to make a PCB to fit
your box dimensions.  Solder on an ATMEL and
a themrocuple sensor.  DO all the programming
and ship it off to you for free.

Will even include an ATMEL programmer so you
can flash any updates to the software you want
me to write.

I can even put in a 8x2 line LCD if that will
fit in your box (the 8x2 line is a standard
size I carry for one of my comercial projects)

You just need to make up the specs.




Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: How not to control ovens
- was - The list is huge! Really huge!

Ok, so i went and bought that elektor article. Took
ages to sign up with that nonsense but in the end
i got the pdf. Anyway, there is a lot less
documentation than i would have hoped for. Not even
a flowchart for the software. I knew why i don't read
the elektor magazine.....

<SNIP>


Anyway, i'll have to think about this. I'm not feeling
well today and i just purchased an article that is of
less quality than many free projects on the web...
This seems way too complicated, i had hoped i could
use the thing more or less as-is but i'd have to
change so much.... damn it this should be a dead easy
problem to solve and it is getting more and more
annoying...

ST

Sorry all,

This was meant for ST and it went to the list :S



--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew" <andrewm1973@...> wrote:

>
> Offer is still open for me to make a PCB to fit
> your box dimensions.  Solder on an ATMEL and
> a themrocuple sensor.  DO all the programming
> and ship it off to you for free.
> 
> Will even include an ATMEL programmer so you
> can flash any updates to the software you want
> me to write.
> 
> I can even put in a 8x2 line LCD if that will
> fit in your box (the 8x2 line is a standard
> size I carry for one of my comercial projects)
> 
> You just need to make up the specs.

On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 00:01:08 +0200, Andrew <andrewm1973@...> wrote:

> Offer is still open for me to make a PCB to fit
> your box dimensions.  Solder on an ATMEL and
> a themrocuple sensor.  DO all the programming
> and ship it off to you for free.
> Will even include an ATMEL programmer so you
> can flash any updates to the software you want
> me to write.
> I can even put in a 8x2 line LCD if that will
> fit in your box (the 8x2 line is a standard
> size I carry for one of my comercial projects)
> You just need to make up the specs.


You are crazy and i will not take advantage of you in that way ;-)

I might be interested in one of your displays, i searched and could not  
find smaller ones than 16 character across.
How wide is the 8x2 one?

I am set up to programm atmels here, i'm just not very good with software  
and it is a task i hate. However it would not be a problem to use software  
someone else made and on a good day i might even be able to make small  
changes.

How would you go about this? Have you read the elektor article? Would you  
trash the eeprom? What atmel would you use? I assume you'd use the Maxim  
TC interface IC? What control method would you use?

If you would not need the eeprom and used an atmel i can get that would  
not be such a bad option.
The PCB does not worry me, that is quickly done.

I will see what that industrial controller does...

ST

www.reichelt.de
  
LCD MO82 DIP 2x8 chars, no bl
  LCD 082 DIP 2x8 chars green led bl 
  both 40x20mm
  
Stefan Trethan <stefan_trethan@...> wrote:
  I might be interested in one of your displays, i searched and could not 
find smaller ones than 16 character across.
How wide is the 8x2 one?


 				
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On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 00:17:38 +0200, guja <guja2001bg@...> wrote:

> www.reichelt.de


150 eur minimum order outside germany.


ST

ok.
  how about
  http://www.rs-components.at
RS Bestell-Nr. 214-3480
RS Bestell-Nr. 214-3288
  

Stefan Trethan <stefan_trethan@...> wrote:
  On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 00:17:38 +0200, guja wrote:

> www.reichelt.de


150 eur minimum order outside germany.


ST


 		
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On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 19:36:04 +0200, guja <guja2001bg@...> wrote:

> ok.
>   how about
>   http://www.rs-components.at
> RS Bestell-Nr. 214-3480
> RS Bestell-Nr. 214-3288


That's 17 or 20 eur without VAT, more for the display than the whole oven  
cost me.

Thank you, but the display problem is solved.

ST

Hello Stefan,

  Saturday, August 26, 2006, 7:56:38 PM, you wrote:

> On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 19:36:04 +0200, guja <guja2001bg@...> wrote:

>> ok.
>>   how about
>>   http://www.rs-components.at
>> RS Bestell-Nr. 214-3480
>> RS Bestell-Nr. 214-3288


> That's 17 or 20 eur without VAT, more for the display than the whole oven
> cost me.

> Thank you, but the display problem is solved.

> ST



  Poor Stef :)

  You are complaining on prices of components that Guja is pointing
  you to.

  Your monthly income much rxceedes Guja's and mine together for at
  least 2 times, but we're nos squeeking and squeeling on prices for
  the components that we have to obtain.

  Learn to use Photo process and stop throwing money on junk EPSON's,
  cheap printheads, ink,...

-- 
 Best regards,
 Zoran A. Scepanovic
 zastos@...

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On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 21:01:53 +0200, Zoran A. Scepanovic <zastos@...>  
wrote:

>
>  Poor Stef
>  You are complaining on prices of components that Guja is pointing
>   you to.
>  Your monthly income much rxceedes Guja's and mine together for at
>   least 2 times, but we're nos squeeking and squeeling on prices for
>   the components that we have to obtain.
>  Learn to use Photo process and stop throwing money on junk EPSON's,
>   cheap printheads, ink,...


I do not appreciate this post.
You make wrong assumptions and tell me what to do, i don't like that.

ST

Aww Stefie, lighten up..You are forever "recommending" others to do things.
Turn about fair play.

Myc

On 8/26/06, Stefan Trethan <stefan_trethan@...> wrote:
>
> On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 21:01:53 +0200, Zoran A. Scepanovic <zastos@...>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >  Poor Stef
> >  You are complaining on prices of components that Guja is pointing
> >   you to.
> >  Your monthly income much rxceedes Guja's and mine together for at
> >   least 2 times, but we're nos squeeking and squeeling on prices for
> >   the components that we have to obtain.
> >  Learn to use Photo process and stop throwing money on junk EPSON's,
> >   cheap printheads, ink,...
>
>
> I do not appreciate this post.
> You make wrong assumptions and tell me what to do, i don't like that.
>
> ST
>
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