Yea, well it is my design sketch... Only one I have.... If it ever breaks down I have to decipher it myself.
But pin assignments are in the asm sources too.
Thank you.
Yea, well it is my design sketch... Only one I have.... If it ever breaks down I have to decipher it myself.
But pin assignments are in the asm sources too.
Thank you.
Thanks for all the subsequent suggestions.
PICs/microcontrollers/FPGA solutions are non-starters, as I'm not into programming.
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Phil: I was thinking along broadly similar lines, as I said in my post. But avoiding that over-complex logic by accepting less precision and simply adjusting the clock frequency to get close to 24 hours.
And also using a longer counter, such as the 4536 I mentioned. (I've ordered a couple from ebay.)
Or alternatively I've now found the CSS555C micro-power version of the
555. From the datasheet that appears capable of the task unaided by ripple counters.However, so far the only source I've found is in USA, at $2.49 each, but with absurd postage charge to UK.
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Jasen: Will follow-up on LM8560 thanks, sounds good. That might give me the flexibility I described, perhaps eliminating the LDR altogether.
The Garden Lamps circuit gets its power from nearby 13.3V DC output of a variable power supply I made about 30 years ago. No batteries required!
Terry, East Grinstead, UK
Grin, right... I did pretty much the same but 3-4 years later in life.
And then going back to college totally worked..
So I guess I should just pencil in some year off.. to 'get thee s*it together'.. Unlike my daughter, who in her 2nd year of college looks to be fully launched. (of course crash and burn is always a possibility.)
George H.
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