Thread: Wiring the IR Receiver
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Unread 28-01-2008, 09:45
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Re: Wiring the IR Receiver
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Originally Posted by RyanN View Post
Also, Brent said that he was using the Digital I/O port to supply power, which is a regulated +5V from the main 12V battery. It does not rely on the backup battery.
Yes, you are right. I shouldn't answer before coffee. The effect would be the same, unreliable operation.
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