A85: IR link idea


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A85: IR link idea



Hey, wouldn't it be cool to have a sort of "calculator laser tag" using the IR
 link?  What you could do is have the laser modulate on a frequency different
 from the transmission modulation and be constantly active.  When the other
 calc picks up this signal is flashes that it has been targeted.  Then, if a
 "fire" (send) button is pressed the shooting calc sends out an IR pulse on
the
 normal frequency (30Mhz), and, if it picks it up, the other calc records a
 "hit".  This would very cool ;)
 
 -Pat Gray
 PXGray@aol.com

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Hey, wouldn't it be cool to have a sort of "calculator laser tag" using the IR
link?  What you could do is have the laser modulate on a frequency different
from the transmission modulation and be constantly active.  When the other
calc picks up this signal is flashes that it has been targeted.  Then, if a
"fire" (send) button is pressed the shooting calc sends out an IR pulse on the
normal frequency (30Mhz), and, if it picks it up, the other calc records a
"hit".  This would very cool ;)

-Pat Gray
PXGray@aol.com

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