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    This circuit uses HT12E and HT12D encoder-decoder chips in a 4-channel RF remote control. The transmitter section uses a 433MHz RF module connected to microswitches and diodes to transmit address and data signals. The receiver section uses a 433MHz RF module connected to a HT12D chip and transistors to control relays and LEDs based on the received signals. When a microswitch is pressed on the transmitter, its unique address and data is transmitted and received, turning on the corresponding relay and LED on the receiver board.

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    4 Channel RF Remote PDF

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    This circuit uses HT12E and HT12D encoder-decoder chips in a 4-channel RF remote control. The transmitter section uses a 433MHz RF module connected to microswitches and diodes to transmit address and data signals. The receiver section uses a 433MHz RF module connected to a HT12D chip and transistors to control relays and LEDs based on the received signals. When a microswitch is pressed on the transmitter, its unique address and data is transmitted and received, turning on the corresponding relay and LED on the receiver board.

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    This circuit uses HT12E and HT12D encoder-decoder chips in a 4-channel RF remote control. The transmitter section uses a 433MHz RF module connected to microswitches and diodes to transmit address and data signals. The receiver section uses a 433MHz RF module connected to a HT12D chip and transistors to control relays and LEDs based on the received signals. When a microswitch is pressed on the transmitter, its unique address and data is transmitted and received, turning on the corresponding relay and LED on the receiver board.

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    4 Channel RF Remote PDF

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    Rohit Parmar
    This circuit uses HT12E and HT12D encoder-decoder chips in a 4-channel RF remote control. The transmitter section uses a 433MHz RF module connected to microswitches and diodes to transmit address and data signals. The receiver section uses a 433MHz RF module connected to a HT12D chip and transistors to control relays and LEDs based on the received signals. When a microswitch is pressed on the transmitter, its unique address and data is transmitted and received, turning on the corresponding relay and LED on the receiver board.

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    [CIRCUIT IDEAS]

    SUBRAT KUMAR MALLIK

    4 channel RF remote KUMAR DEEP

    This FM based remote control circuit used very Transmitting section


    popular encoder-decoder chips HT12E & HT12D.
    As shown in figure-1 all the address lines A0-A7 (1-
    This ICs are widely used in many remot application.
    9 PINS) are connected to ground. This is done
    Here two 433Mhz Tx and Rx fm modules are used
    because address
    lines of both tx and rx
    R1 1K should be same.
    tx antenna Resistor R1(1k) is
    connected between
    D8 D5 D6 D7 oscillator pins (Osc1
    RF TX 433 MHz
    123 D1-D8 IH4007 & Osc2) to set,
    D1 t r a n s m i t t e r
    9V D.C frequency =
    D2 Receiver Frequency.
    18 10
    HT 12E Micro switches are
    1 9 D3 connected to the
    data lines through
    D4 the diodes. The
    other terminal of all
    S1 S2 S3 S4 the switches is
    MICRO SWITCH c onnected with
    ground. The TE pin
    GND
    (transmission
    Fig. 1. Tx Circuit diagram enable) is also
    connected to all
    Rx Antenna
    R5-R8=330E the switches
    N/O
    R1
    N/C R/L through four
    433MHz
    (RX)
    different diodes
    1 5 N/O
    9V D.C R2
    N/C R/L LED 1 D5-D8. The
    Dout pin of
    R5
    H T 1 2 E i s
    R6
    connected to
    18 10 Din pin of
    R7
    1
    HT 12D
    9
    433.92MHz
    R8 LED 4 s erial data
    transmitter. 9V
    Q1 Q2 standard battery
    Q3 Q4
    Q1-Q4 BC548
    supplies power
    R1 R2 R3 R4
    to the circuit.
    R1-R4 10K
    For transmitting
    GND
    R3
    N/O you may use a
    N/C R/L
    whip antenna
    N/O
    R4
    N/C R/L (radio antenna)
    for better
    Fig. 2. Rx Circuit diagram
    operation.
    [CIRCUIT IDEAS]

    Receiver section address lines are grounded as transmitting section.


    As the fig2 shows all the data line D0-D3 are When you press any switch the respective data will
    connected to transistors q1-q4. At the collector pin be transmitted from HT12E .The 433mhz RF
    of the relay and leds has been connected. The out module receives the modulated data serially and
    put will be taken from the relay. Leds are used to provides data to HT12D
    identity which relay is on position. Here all the Suppose you pressed s1, the transmitting data will
    be 0111. the blue led will active low and r1 will on.

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