Okuma Reader

[Jeffrey Golas]

Interesting, so thats a slightly different design with mostly the same stuff. I’m working on mine and it seems to function with ~18v and 5v, but the motor control seems to be scatterbrained, sometimes it powers up stuck, other times it picks a direction and runs. I also notice only one led in the array is lit up, but since they seem to be in series im suspecting theyre all infrared.

Just brought in the oscope to confirm signals. Attaching a pic of mine.

Jeff
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> On May 19, 2020, at 8:11 PM, Duane Craps <duaneb.craps at cox.net> wrote:
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> Jeff,
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> Attached is Photos of my reader project. I can control it from the Arduino serial monitor or the front panel switches. The data scrolls into the serial monitor's input window, and I cut and paste it into a file.  There is a similar unit on ebay that has a metal case vice the nice plastic on on my unit. Either it was an earlier model or someone made a replacement after the plastic one was broken. They were used in machine shops and the case looks home made..
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> MY notes:
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> PIN 1-8 --  Bits 0-7
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> Pin 11 --  strobe
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> pin 20 --  run
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> Pin 13 -- reverse
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> I put a mean well +24/+5 volt supply And A Teensy micro controler  in the case. Thought it might have been too much to run the logic from the USB
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> -- 
> Duane Craps
> sdɐɹɔ ǝuɐnp
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