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    Default door bell , detect activation

    Hello all

    here I come with my very low skills in electronics, to learn stuff that my brain can't compute

    I have installed a doorbell downstair, but it doesnt ring loud enought. So I taugh I would make a clever doorbell chime/lights with a PIC brain for upstair, as I don't really wan't to hear a loud thing all the time.

    So I extended a wire upstair, thinking I could tap into to signal serially just adding a resistor(it's 12v). uhhh.

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/atta...1&d=1201800699

    But then I realized I would never get anything from that setup, unless I would tap into the line serially with a relays.

    So I wonder know, is there a *simple*, electronic way(else than a relay) to get a 5v signal from that setup??
    Some kind of ghost current detection?

    thanks to the knowedgeables!

    Dom
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