AEG Electrolux ERN 2922 User Manual

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YOUR
ONE
-STOP
SOURCE
OF
ELECTRONICS
INFORMATION
FEBRUARY
1988
$2.50
CANADA
$3
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Electronic
Heat
Control
Computer
-Aided Circuit
Troubleshooting
An
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Call Indicator
Adding Computer
Control
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a
General-
Coverage
Receiver A Resistance
-Measuring
Module
IC Technologies'
Troubleshooting
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TV.'VCR
Remote Controls
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VEriations of
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Law Ev3luating
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C7,10
Technologies'
RS-232
Troubieshooting
Aids & Bitstream's "Fontware"
Forrest Mims on Using
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - : How To Install

YOUR ONE -STOP SOURCE OF ELECTRONICS INFORMATION FEBRUARY 1988 $2.50 CANADA $3 50 THE MAGAZINE FOR ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER ENTHUSIASTS n ss <&q

Page 2 - COUNTERS

NEW PRODUCTS RAM -Based "Disk" Drive Novo Drive 2000 for IBM PC, XT, AT and compatible computers from Kapak Design (Saratoga, CA) is

Page 3 - Parti PIaee

Soldering Iron Tip Tinner /Cleaner Multicore (Westbury, NY) has a new soldering iron tip tinner /cleaner. The TTCI tinner /cleaner consists of a sm

Page 4 - 11111111/MODERN

NEW PRODUCTS provide improved picture perform- ance without roll or flutter even while the vehicle on which it is in- stalled is in motion. The B

Page 5 - SLASHED

N ow from NRI comes the tarsi course of its kind ... anywhere! Learn to use, program, and service today's digital electronic music equipment as y

Page 6 - 1111'EDITOR

Communications Installin g Cellular Mobile Phones A guide to the cellular connection in vehicles By Art Salsberg ellular telephone technology has ma

Page 7 - Hometown

rill February 1988 thus ensuring users that connection and use prices won't get out of line. When you buy a cellular phone, you must get a

Page 8

2. The first step in planning a cellular telephone installa- tion is to find a suitable mounting site for the phone. The floor area between th

Page 9 - Frankenstein

NEW! CB Radios & Scanners Communications Electronics '," the world's largest distributor of radio- scanners, introduces new models

Page 10 - NEW PRODUCTS

Project Electronic Heat Control How electronics provides more efficient utilization of available energy resources and some controller circuit examples

Page 11 - / MODERN

A couple of degrees by itself would be of little consequence if it were not for the fact that objects, including ambient air, do not cool or hea

Page 12 - PRODUCTS

$0" POCKET SIZE SIZE:4 "Hx3.5 "Wx1 "D MADE IN USA '9995- S 15000 OPTOelectronics inc FREQUENCY COUNTERS TO1.3GHZ 8 LED DIGITS

Page 13 - -controlled

gate. The AND gate delivers a pulse to the triac driving circuit only if all its signals are enabled: that the tem- perature is lower than setpoin

Page 14 - Installin

Fig. S. Adding phase control allows the conventional proportional controller to behave like a lamp dimmer, chopping the sine wave of the power line

Page 15 - Installation

unwinding. Identify the two starting wires with a dot of nail enamel or modeler's enamel paint. The dot cor- responds to the dots shown near

Page 16 - February

1 1 7 9 F 1 12K 2W D1 Ñ40Q14 66 . i 1 7 6 5 2 3 4 3 .9K R12K PI 22K C21- lu C4 R7 ! 6 lì 4.7u I 36K I !¡2,1TC J v f i I I Fuse 20 A LOAD

Page 17 - Scanners

Computers Computer-Aided Troubleshooting Using a personal computer to assist in and speed up troubleshooting electronic circuits By Robert G. Middleto

Page 18 - Control

BASIC CAT Program for Common -Emitter mplifier Biasing Networks Printout of a Sample Run of BASIC CAT Program 5 LPRINT "CE AMPLIFIER BIAS N

Page 19 - / MODERN

Project The Digi -Ohm Add -On Module A low -cost add -on module that gives the Digital Measuring System display module a resistance -measuring capabil

Page 20

that makes these devices good tem- perature sensors). To overcome vari- ations with changing temperatures, thermally attached germanium diode CRI a

Page 21

U1 LM134 R9 10K LEDI (DMS J3-8) 56 0 LED2 (DMS J3-7) R11 56 R R1 100 R2 100 619 R3 100 R4 6.19K R5 100 R6 R7 61.9K 1K R8 1 S1 14 13 o o 12 oi 11 o 10

Page 22 - Proportional Controller

TAKE ANY ONE OF THESE HANDBOOKS FOR ONLY $1495 VAL$ 10 IF; TO - when you join the ELECTRONICS AND CONTROL ENGINEERS' BOOK CLUB your one source fo

Page 23 - ' 2702

ftadue Ihaek Parti PIaee PARTS FOR PROJECTS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD RS -232 Teester and Transient Suppressor (1) (2) (1) RS -232 Inline Tester. Dual -co

Page 24 - Troubleshooting

Table 1. Ranges and Currents for Digi -Ohm Module RANGE DISPLAY CURRENT 1. 10052 F.S. 2 . 1 KS2 F. S. 3. 10KS2 F. S. 4. 100KS2 F. S. 5. 1M

Page 25 - Printout of a Sample Run

Fig. 4. Actual -size etching- and -drilling guide (A) and wiring diagram (B) for Digi -Ohm pc board. board has been designed to accom- modate

Page 26 - The Digi -Ohm Add -On

Fig. 5. Top view of wired Digi -ohm module (A) and bottom view (B) showing mounting details for CR/ and UI. appropriate positions that corres- pond

Page 27 - DI"

Table 2. DIP Switch Positions to Use for Different Ranges SW1 Range / Position 99.9 ohms 999 ohms 9.99K ohms 99.9K ohms 999K ohms 1 ON OFF OFF OFF

Page 28 - Digi -Ohm module

Fig. 7. Assembly details for putting together front panel, LED boards, DMS module and Digi -Ohm module. Detail at upper -left shows how front -pane

Page 29 - I 1.1 -

tion. The front -panel, LED -board, DMS- module and Digi- Ohm -mod- ule "sandwich" arrangement is illus- trated in Fig. 9. If you have

Page 30 - / February 1988

Project The Telephone Minder This handy accessory tells you if someone tried to call you when you were not at home By Anthony J. Cari$ti Have you ever

Page 31 - -as a single

R1 220K R2 2 2K * U Telephone line -o C3 O 33F Cl 47pF D1 C`1N5245 (15V) IC1 TCM1520AP 7 C2 T 10pF Semiconductors D1- 1N5245 or similar 15 -volt zen

Page 32 - / February

r Since power for the circuit is de- rived from the telephone line, cur- rent drain is kept at an absolute mini- mum (about 0.15 milliamperes,

Page 33 - Electronics February

hookup wire by removing % inch of insulation from both ends. If possi- ble, use a wire with a different color of insulation from the other five f

Page 34 - / February 1988

11111111/MODERN IIIllh/ELECTRONIcS THE MAGAZINE FOR ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER ENTHUSIASTS FEBRUARY 1988 18 _2 F 1 r'J4C»Z! 1 i ot. 21 C31 C7 &

Page 35 - Pli'

Prn iort A Vocal Warning Burglar /Car -Theft Alarm When tripped, this alarm vocalizes a warning message to intruders and thieves and then sounds a pie

Page 36 - Telephone

, LL N ,?^ 2 °o¡ I Ió - I 1 1 i U `_° á.L .L á O N- N Ú m + U á U N < m .--i0I-- Z o H ÇL J 6 = X N U N u. Z ,- Y CD Q ó N E iz u_ 1 ° U ó -

Page 37 - CI- TCM1520AP ring

PARTS LIST Semiconductors D1- 1N4001 rectifier diode D2- 1N914A switching diode ICI,IC5- CD4093 CMOS quad 2 -input NAND gate IC2,1C3 -555 timer IC4 -7

Page 38 - Construction

C19 0.01µF R22< 50K: R20 R21 From 33K 33K IC 10 nn Pin 24 018 0.014íF o o 9Vac ARM C20 10µF DISARM 1A o C211_ 0 1µF RECT1 C22 T01µF C26 2200µF +5V

Page 39 - TELEPHONE LINE

Listing 1. EPROM Program for First Message DECIMAL ADDRESS DECIMAL DATA HEX ADDRESS HEX DATA DECIMAL ADDRESS DECIMAL DATA HEX ADDRESS HEX DATA 128 4

Page 40 - Burglar

y Listing 2. EPROM Program for Second Messag DECIMAL ADDRESS DECIMAL DATA HEXADECIMAL ADDRESS HEXADECIMAL DATA DECIMAL ADDRESS DECIMAL DATA HEXADECI

Page 41 - / MODERN ELECTRONICS

0 00 e v a0 I c-tN, I e e NE: p Fig. 3. Actual -size etching- and -drilling guide for logic, synthesizer and audio -amplifier sections of project

Page 42 - 10,000 ohms

4 R19 -C12- R3 IC9 C16 XTAL C17 K -R20- a -621- C18 C20 N CC C15 D2 C19+ ll -R18- J JI C23 IC11 * -C22- -R23- -C25- ç2 SP KR GND- + 12V- CON C1 OUT 1C

Page 43 - / MODERN ELECTRONICS

Checkout & Final Assembly With none of the DIP ICs installed in their sockets in either circuit -board assembly, plug the project's line cor

Page 44

Mathematical Variations of Ohm's Law By C.R. Ball Jr. German physicist Georg Si- mon Ohm discovered the relationship between volt- age, current

Page 45 - 1 (resets

CABLE EQUIPMENT PRICES SLASHED WHILE YOU WAIT! Call Aunt Matilda at runic Cacle Co.. Inc.. and get a pleasant surprise. Instant price cuts even on

Page 46 - I c-tN, I

1111111/ ELECTRON/CS NOTEBOOK 1IIII!=111 By Forrest M. Miros III Light- emitting diodes can double as both emitters and detectors of light. This dual

Page 47 - MODERN ELECTRONICS / 57

detectors. The results of these experi- ments were quite successful. I also found that it is possible to transmit an informa- tion- carrying opti

Page 48 - Checkout

ELECTRONICS NOTEBOOK ... Fig. 4. A simple LED -LED demonstration circuit. photodiode, I measured the external quantum efficiency of several GaAs

Page 49 - " .

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Page 50 - ELECTRON/CS NOTEBOOK

ELECTRONICS NOTEBOOK .. . Caution: You must wear protective glasses when cleaving glass and silica fi- bers since small slivers broken off during

Page 51 - "

OMPUTER PA RTS mA LORE IBM COMPATIBLE WIRED CARDS MULTIFUNCTION $79.95 NEW MONO /PRINTER $49.95 NEW COLOR /PRINTER $49.95 MULTI I/O $79.95 PRINTER (P

Page 52 - ELECTRONICS NOTEBOOK

X1111 SOLID - STATE DE VICES I/Il/IL An intriguing programmable bit rate generator; digital /linear high- and low-pass filters; late -breaking news By

Page 53 - LED -LED

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Page 54 - EllilMOBATRERNoNics

SOLID-STATE DEVICES... Rate select A ) 23 Rate select B )22 Crystal input 2)- =- Crystal output 2- Reset )10 1.8432MHz Oscillator First divider 01 x

Page 55 - OMPUTER PA

tributor or by writing to AMI /Gould, 3800 Homestead Rd., Santa Clara, CA 95051. A written request for data sheets should be made on company

Page 56 - - STATE DE VICES

NAM RADIO IS FUN! It's even more fun for begin- ners now that they can oper- ate voice and link computers just as soon as they obtain their N

Page 57 - :ISTR1BUTORS

NEI COMMUNICATIONS 111111 CAT Control of a Yaesu FRG -8800 with a Commodore C -64 Computer By Kjell W. Strom, SM6CPI The microcomputer brought many

Page 58 - DEVICES

Program Listing With Machine -Language Routines 10 REM 20 REM CAT CONTROL FOR YAESU FRG_. 8800 30 REM AND COMMODORE 64 40 REM BY 11ELL W. STROM.

Page 59 - IL Rea

COMMUNICATIONS Fig. 2. Interface circuit wired on perfor- ated board, using soldering or Wire Wrap hardware and a socket for the 7404. OFF command

Page 60 - COMMUNICATIONS

They're Here! 11111111MtNi ics FUN PROJECT BOOKS You'll want these two exciting proj- ect books, packed with complete plans for building

Page 61 - : "SWIG

VIII 1 ELECTRON /CS OMNIBUS /1111111 How to recover use of your TV/VCR remote controllers in a cable setup and finding buys at electronics flea market

Page 62

Cable in converter Block VHF OUT UHF OUT Signal splitter Converter/ descrambler "A" Converter/ i descrambler "B" CH. J CH. 4 Si

Page 63 - :#rAIrjrj

1111111/ PC CAPERS IIIM IQ Technologies simplifies RS -232 troubleshooting and making letters with Bitstream's "Fontware" By Ted Needl

Page 64 - ELECTRON

with a wiring diagram for a custom ca- ble! At $149.95, not everyone will rush out to buy one, but if you are spending a fair amount of time perusi

Page 65 - / MODERN ELECTRONICS

AMAZING SCIENTIFIC & ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS PLANS -L.0 LC7- BURNING CUTTING LOz ASEH RUB(- PORTABLE LASER RAY PISTOL TCC1 -3 SEPARATE TESLA COIL PL

Page 66 - "Fontware"

MASTER THE NEW ELECTRONICS WITH McGRAW- HILL'S 11 po Beetr011iCS SeneS v The fast, easy and low cost way to meet the challenges of today's e

Page 67 - Letters

nformatìon radio is on the air. Before you hear about it on your old radio, hear it live on your new Inform- ant Information Radio. Whether its an al

Page 68 - CAPERS

X1111 SOFTWARE FOCUS By Art Salsberg The mouse input device gathered popu- larity when Apple Computer's Macin- tosh debuted. IBM'ers

Page 69 - Beetr011iCS

went smoothly, even though a variety of options are offered. Using a bevy of op- tional, low -cost software packages un- derscored how quickly

Page 70 - SOFTWARE

Mobile Phones (from page20) 6. Full- duplex, hands -free operation is possible with the aid of the clip -on microphone supplied with the phone. De- t

Page 71 - POPULAR

9. This ORA Electronics antenna simply screws onto its mount, as pictured. Many different types and styles of cellular antennas are available to

Page 72 - Mobile Phones

JIIi/BOOKSI/III The Illustrated Handbook of Desktop Publishing and Typesetting by Michael L. Kleper. (TAB Professional and Reference Books. Soft co

Page 73

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Page 74 - JIIi/BOOKSI/III

PICKS UP A WHISPER 50 FEET AWAY! The model WAT -50 miniature FM tranmitter uses a 4 -stage circuit NOT to be confused with a simple wire- less

Page 75 - /7-800-344-4539/

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Page 76 - ... ITS EASY

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Page 77 - 6'S JJJJ

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Page 78 - ADVERTISERS'

JIIll NEW PRODUCTS I/fili For more information on products described, please circle the appropri- ate number on the Free Information Card bound into t

Page 79 - HORIZONS

ICOM RECEIVERS The World at Your Fingertips Only ICOM brings the world into your living room...HF, VHF, UHF, and low band receptions. 1COM is the

Page 80 - RECEIVERS

low light conditions. A flying erase head mounted on the rotating video head cylinder, provides exceptional- ly clean cuts between scenes. A high- s

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