Hi all, FM95HS02EM8XEM is a rolling code generation from Fairchild, that now is going out of production. I need its control algorithm to implement it into another microcontroller Can anyone help me ?
thanks in advance
maurizio
Hi all, FM95HS02EM8XEM is a rolling code generation from Fairchild, that now is going out of production. I need its control algorithm to implement it into another microcontroller Can anyone help me ?
thanks in advance
maurizio
do you have a link to the datasheet ?? just curious -- would like to see what the chip does to evaluate what it would take to reverse engineer and re-implement.
you can find it at:
bye
maurizio
do you want to maintain compatibility with existing recievers ?? or would replacing both be an option ??
doing an equivalent function would be dirt simple -- matching exactly what they do would be highly difficult without them coughing up the exact algorithm -- The documentation states that the details of the encoder are available to customers -- time to make a phone call !!
if you need 100% compatibility -- I'd be calling fairchild or buying up every single last one of the darn things I could find :)
or place an order for your 10 year projected needs now before it goes out of production :)
(starting to sound like it'll be easier to just find another chipset that will do the job, unless fairchild will cough up the alogithm !!)
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I need the 100% compatibility with existing receivers. I have some problems to receive this algorithm from Fairchild, because intellectual property, so i'm trusting in someone helping me to find it anywhere. An idea about any Internet site, where I can try to find it ?
thank you
maurizio
No clue -- at this point -- I would be figuring out how many I need for repair and replacement for the next 5-10 years and place an order before they go our of production -- then find a new chip for future designs
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OK! Thanks for your replies bye
maurizio
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