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    So "Well, I'm from OK, so tape is an obvious choice." is an insider joke, tell me what it is about

    Well, people in the Southern US states have a reputation of "repairing" (rigging) things with tape and wire, instead of really repairing them. :-)

    Sounds like a cool project that you are working on. Will the camera rotate completly around? If so, how many rotations?

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    Duct Tape and Bailing Wire.
    You forgot Bubble Gum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Duct Tape and Bailing Wire.
    You forgot Bubble Gum.
    And a B.F.H.
    and a left handed counter clockwise metric philips screwdriver

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    Metric Crescent Wrenches are always good to have around too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skimask View Post
    And a B.F.H.
    and a left handed counter clockwise metric philips screwdriver
    HAHA..."If it don't fit, get a bigger hammer!"

    OK, Ted's, we'll try to get back on track....
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    Quote Originally Posted by g-hoot View Post
    HAHA..."If it don't fit, get a bigger hammer!"
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    Sorry, I'm in N.D. We need those BFH's to knock off the ice...

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    A little friendly chat is never a bad idea. After all it was me who asked for a description, remember?

    Re "Cool idea": Well I don't know what you mean, maybe because I am not the youngest. Please explain.

    I just added the ldr and unfortunately the +5V->LDR->IO-Pin-idea does not work. The voltage levels are not within the specified High/Low-Levels of the PIC. I found that Light means 1kOhms and None means from 8-16kOhms.

    So I added a resistor of 4.7kOhms:

    +5V->LDR->IO-Pin->4.7kOhms->Mass. Now there are voltage levels of about 3.2 and 2.3 Volts, which is still not within the specification.

    Now I am planning to use the integrated Comparator but I do not know how, yet. What are the fuses?

    On a 16f628 I guess it is CMCON=%11001010 for the PIN on RA2 but what about VREF. How to activate that in the high range?

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    Try the RCTIME code I posted. It should work since it sounds like the resistance values for your ldr are bascally the same a the CDS Cell I am using. I have no resistor though, just connected directly between the pin and 5V.

    "cool" is a slang term that sort of means "neat" or "interesting". Again, sorry about that. I'm not used to being on a forum that has so much input from different countries. It is really "cool"! ;-)
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    I succeeded simply by using a check whether the PIN is High or Low - without the comparator.

    I am using BluTak to connect the ldr to the led and it works.......marvelously.

    Silent movement of the servo coming closer to the button. Then the servo softly moves forward and as soon as the camera reacts it stops. No matter in which position the cam is, it always stops gently. Simply awesome. I am excited.
    Last edited by Ted's; - 15th May 2008 at 06:11.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Duct Tape and <font color=red>Bailing Wire.</font color>
    You forgot Bubble Gum.
    and when it fails . . . hence the term " it went haywire" . . . Look at how much tape gets used in NASCAR . . . BFH Big Friendly Hammer . . . CMCON = 7 turn off comparators, look at pp 68 of the data sheet try vrcon = 0 shuts vrcon down
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe S. View Post
    and when it fails . . . hence the term " it went haywire" . . . Look at how much tape gets used in NASCAR . . . BFH Big Friendly Hammer . . . CMCON = 7 turn off comparators, look at pp 68 of the data sheet try vrcon = 0 shuts vrcon down
    Please reread the thread.

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