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adding_a_buzzer [2016/10/14 12:46]
lostmyquad [Building your own using] 		adding_a_buzzer [2017/04/21 22:15] (current)
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 </code> </code>
  
-There are 3 other defines related to the buzzer functionality +There are 3 other defines related to the buzzer functionality found in ''hardware.h''
 <code> <code>
 //#define BUZZER_PIN       GPIO_PIN_13 // SWDAT //#define BUZZER_PIN       GPIO_PIN_13 // SWDAT
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 **Note:** the value you choose for the ''BUZZER_PIN'' will define how you'll connect your buzzer to the quad. The current options allow you to choose between either the ''SWCLK'' or the ''SWDAT'' port for the signal connection. (this will become more clear once you're becoming familiar with the hardware and wiring explained below). **Note:** the value you choose for the ''BUZZER_PIN'' will define how you'll connect your buzzer to the quad. The current options allow you to choose between either the ''SWCLK'' or the ''SWDAT'' port for the signal connection. (this will become more clear once you're becoming familiar with the hardware and wiring explained below).
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 ===== Hardware ===== ===== Hardware =====
  
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 I'm using a spare Floureon H101 TX to salvage parts so your actual items could differ. I'm using a spare Floureon H101 TX to salvage parts so your actual items could differ.
  
-The diagram below shows the location of the three components you need to salvage. This example shows the location inside a Flourean H101 TX:+The diagram below shows the location of the three components you need to salvage. This example shows the location inside a Flourean H101 TX. Click on the image for a larger version to see detail.
  
-{{:h101-tx-salvage-parts-locations.jpg?nolink&400x300}}+{{:h101-tx-salvage-parts-locations.jpg?direct&400x300|h101-tx-salvage-parts-locations.jpg}}
  
 === Assembly === === Assembly ===
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 The finished item we're describing here will look something like: The finished item we're describing here will look something like:
  
-{{:salvaged_parts_buzzer.jpg?direct&400x400}}+{{:salvaged_parts_buzzer.jpg?direct&400x400|salvaged_parts_buzzer.jpg}}
  
 == Overview == == Overview ==
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 == Circuit diagram == == Circuit diagram ==
  
-[add circuit diagram here]+{{:buzzer1.jpg?direct&|When the signal from BUZZER_PIN is sent to the Base pin of the transistor, power from BAT+ is allowed to flow through the speaker(+ to -) into the transistors Collector pin and out of the Emitter to GND.}} 
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 +{{:buzzer2.jpg?direct&|The signal line for BUZZER_PIN is defined in config.h and can be either SWCLK or SWDAT depending on your setup.  Note that H8 Blue boards have their CLK and DAT pins reversed.}}
  
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