4 Channel Infra Remote Controller Using 4 Relay, HT12A HT12D
4 Channel Infrared (IR) Remote controller is using HT12A and HT12D encoder / decoder chips from Holtek.
- Supply – Transmitter : 3 to 5 VDC, 5 V @ 20 mA & Receiver : 5 VDC @ 200 mA
- Output : 4 channel Latch or Momentary on board Jumper for selection
- Crystal based oscillator for reliability of operation
- Jumper selectable 8 bit address code
- LED output to indicate reception
- On/Off slide switch in the transmitter
- Power-On LED indicator in the Receiver / Transmitter
- Valid transmission indicator
- 4 LED for Relay On/Off status
- Four mounting holes of 3.2 mm each
- PCB dimensions – Transmitter : 43 mm x 56 mm & Receiver : 80 mm x 73 mm
Where do you get these circuit boards that are 4 Channel Infra Remote Controller Using 4 Relay, HT12A HT12D
Hi,
MOQ for these board is 25.
WHere can i get this pcb printed ?
Hi,
R from india?
Thanks,
Raj
I came across this 4 Channel Infra Remote Controller Using 4 Relay, HT12A HT12D while searching. I have the following questions.
Could the little push buttons on the transmitter be substituted and activated with micro switches (limit switches) that would be positioned remote of the unit?
What is the transmission distance?
Could two of these systems be utilized for use on the one machine. That is 8 remote switches activating 8No 10mm solenoids?
My system is powered by 12volt battery.
Hi,
The remote works with the distance of 10-15 feet, the tactile switch can be replaced with microswitch.
HT12A and HR12D ICs not recommended for a new design, it would be good if you can use Arduino based remote link is bellow,
Receiver
https://www.twovolt.com/2019/10/22/arduino-4-channel-infra-red-remote-controlled-on-off-switch/
Transmitter
https://www.twovolt.com/2017/01/07/64-key-infra-red-remote-transmitter-circuit-pcb-using-pt2222m/
If you can elaborate your application, I may help you more.
Regards,
Raj
please advice me jumper setting of multiple remote
Hi,
Jumpers are provided to pair the transmitter and receiver in case using multiple units in same area so its doesn’t interfere with each other, I would suggest closing J1 in transmitter and receiver, j2-j8 keep open.