Need help - Just want to make a simple switch using RF Modules

[Now-Started]

Thanks for the answers guys, few questions:
I only have two buttons on Tx as an option. I am sorry if I failed to explain that the process has to work with one button only, i.e. if button 1 is pressed relay one should activate and when it is released relay should stop, same with the button 2 and relay 2.

I added gpio=0 at after start to make sure the relays are off if no valid signal is comming otherwise before that statement relay was just left on.

[aratti]

Your transmitter, when you release the push-botton, should Tx ascii(100) or "d" then reciever will reset to zero both relays

start:                                                          
serin GPIO.2,N2400,["pl65"],w1
if w1=24 then gpio.5=1
if w1=51 then gpio.1=1 
if w1=100 and gpio.1=1 or gpio.5 = 1 then gpio = 0 
goto start

Al.

[financecatalyst]

Problem is that the Tx only gets power while the button is pressed once button is released, power is also removed from the pic. Is there any way I can achieve my goal using an capacitor or somthing at the output in the hardware as I dont seem to figure out an solution with software (Unless someone comes up with somthing I can try on my exsisting setup). I already tried using an 470uF at the output pin + replacing 1K wih an diode. I am having problem with timings now BUT flickering seems to have been absorbed by the capacitor. If possible any sugesstion about the cap values I can try to have instant responses by the receiver PIC?

[mackrackit]

Might be able to do what you want by counting. Keeping track of the last push...

But you will only have to count to one. The count VAR could start at 0. When the button is pushed...
IF COUNT VAR = 0 THEN
TX XYZ
COUNT VAR = 1
ELSE
IF COUNT VAR = 1 THEN
TX ZYX
COUNT VAR = 0

EEPROM may be required...

Something like that

[financecatalyst]

Might be able to do what you want by counting. Keeping track of the last push...

But you will only have to count to one. The count VAR could start at 0. When the button is pushed...
IF COUNT VAR = 0 THEN
TX XYZ
COUNT VAR = 1
ELSE
IF COUNT VAR = 1 THEN
TX ZYX
COUNT VAR = 0

EEPROM may be required...

Something like that

Thanks for the answer, but I am sorry I couldn´t get your point how this will help. Could you explain a bit more please.

[mackrackit]

Thanks for the answer, but I am sorry I couldn´t get your point how this will help. Could you explain a bit more please.

Well I miss read what you are wanting to do... If I am reading it all correctly now just have the receiver activate the relays only if there is a valid RF signal with the correct data coming in. If the data is not correct the relay stays off or goes off....

Sorry to confuse things... It is time for my nap...

BTW you is that in post #4?

[financecatalyst]

Well I miss read what you are wanting to do... If I am reading it all correctly now just have the receiver activate the relays only if there is a valid RF signal with the correct data coming in. If the data is not correct the relay stays off or goes off....

Sorry to confuse things... It is time for my nap...

That is correct. Sorry for the mixup in post #4, its two of us working on the same thing and using the same computer. Hope to find the solution soon to this problem.

[Macgman2000]

I did a design a while back where the TX needed to be completely off for max battery life. I used a n-channel FET and I/O pin to enable the pic to strap itself on while the tx button was pressed, once released the code saw the falling edge and transmitted the off data. After that the pic turned itself off.