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9:53am 10-05-2006 Richard: Hi Alan. I think the stair lights are great. What is the source code written in. The .bas extension implies a version of basic, but which one ?; Replied on: 9:56am 10-05-2006
Hi Richard,

Thanks!

It is PIC Basic Pro
http://www.melabs.com/

9:19am 10-05-2006 Darryl: hey could u possibly send those instructions for your hard drivr clock?
my class would love to have that as a project...lol; Replied on: 9:58am 10-05-2006
Hi Darryl,

The code is here:
http://alan-parekh.vstore.ca/product_info.php/cPath/3/products_id/8

and the instructions are here:
http://www.alan-parekh.com/hard_drive_clock.html

9:16am 10-05-2006 Darryl: hey could you possibly send me those instuctions for the hard drive clock?
my class would enjoy that as a project...lol

3:52pm 09-30-2006 Shane: Hey man, cool stuff here, when i buy a house (someday) your going to help me set up the stairs right??? lol; Replied on: 6:21pm 10-02-2006
Sure thing Shane

4:43pm 09-27-2006 chris: Alan, is there a way to run the stair controller from battery voltage? I would like to make it solar charged eventually?; Replied on: 7:01pm 09-27-2006
Hi Chris,

It can be run from a 12 Volt battery just fine.

10:10pm 09-22-2006 reece: i luv ur little mesage lights !!!!; Replied on: 7:01pm 09-27-2006
Thanks

9:00pm 09-14-2006 iCe: i was wondering if it's possible to use eprom than pic to program the hard disk clock? any program for tat? it's a different programming method rite??

stan; Replied on: 11:02pm 09-14-2006
You must use a PIC programer. Some machines will do EPROMs and PIC chips but it is rare.

2:11am 09-11-2006 Stan: hi Alan.. i'm trying to do the small project of the blue bawls but seems like stg is wrong.. when i put on the supply, the LED jus lights up...; Replied on: 11:09pm 09-14-2006
Try one of the other assorted photo cells, you need one that is high resistance when in darkness.

1:43am 09-11-2006 carlos: Dear Alan congratulates him for his projects I wait comparle shortly a KIT he sends him a greeting and pardon for my it is not very good.
Carlos
Buenos Aires
Argentina

8:44pm 09-10-2006 zyr verdelor: can we have the circuit diagram and part placement of stair light?we have a project on this and it will defense it to the panel...we badly need your help!!!thanx.....; Replied on: 1:58am 09-11-2006
It is available on the kit site:
http://www.kits.alan-parekh.com/stair_light_kit/schematics.html

8:32pm 09-10-2006 fonz: hi! about rotating display, ive seen dis project and im interested to know more about this project.can i ask the schematic diagram of it and its parts placement; Replied on: 1:57am 09-11-2006
Hi Fonz,

There is no diagram for this device, it was just hand built at the time from quick hand drawn diagrams.

8:39am 09-07-2006 hans: hi alan.iwant to ask you about, how i can do calculation if i want to built scheme of electricte for one room.for ex.. 3 lamps 1 tv 3 lights.; Replied on: 10:52am 09-07-2006
Are you looking for LED resistor calculations?
If so go here:
http://alan-parekh.com/led_resistor_calculator.html

2:38am 09-05-2006 Sanjiv Dutta: I want o post about an LED based Handycam light that I just built. Kindly guide.; Replied on: 10:50am 09-07-2006
Hi Sanjiv,

Go here:
http://hackedgadgets.com/tip-us/

7:54am 09-01-2006 Stanley: Hi Alan!! Fantastic projects u have there!! esp the hard drive clock. i plan to do one myself... but i've no idea how it really happen with the 12 LEDs? how actually does it works? any explanation on it is very much appreciated... i jus doesn't know how the LED will "move"; Replied on: 6:03pm 09-01-2006
Hi Stanley,

The LEDs are fixed in place, the slot is the only thing that is moving. The LEDs are then flashed at the correct time to shine the light through the slot.

Alan

5:20am 08-19-2006 Chris: Hi Alan, your hard drive clock is truly brilliant!! what made you think of the idea?? I really like your stair lights as well & feel sufficiently inspired to do something similar here.... (!) Regards, Chris; Replied on: 12:35pm 08-19-2006
Thanks Chris,

I came up with the hard drive clock after taking a hard drive apart and thinking what it could be made into.

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