JP1 Remotes

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New! We are now offering low cost prototype PCB manufacture.

2 layers max 10cm by 10 cm (10 PCS) for USD $30.
2 layers max 5cm by 5 cm (10 PCS) for USD $20.
All flying-probe e-tested!
silkscreen on both sides!

Lead time is 4-5 days, shipping takes 3-4 business days (DHL/UPS/Fedex, EMS will be longer), so total 7 -10 days you will get the board!

Shipping:
$30 worldwide by DHL/Fedex/UPS!
or
$25 worldwide by EMS!

I will give you $5 off if you mention your hifi remote id.

Link:

http://www.diygadget.com/development-bo ... -10cm.html

http://www.diygadget.com/10-pcs-single- ... x-5cm.html


I am selling JP1 kits and cables, lowest price guaranteed!

Shipping charge is included in the price! (USA and Canada only)
International buyers have to pay a flat rate of $4.00 for shipping.

Current Items
New! All fully assembled JP1 cables are using Printed Circuit Board (PCB) now!
JP1 (EEPROM) Simple Interface Cable: USD $14.97
JP1 (EEPROM) USB Cable (version 2): USD $31.99
JP1.2 (Flash) Serial Cable (JP1.2 version, not the JP1.1/2 version) USD $17.99
New!!! Dual RS232 to TTL Converter 17.99
New!!! PL2303 USB to Serial Adapter, works with the JP1.2/3 (Flash) cable! $15.99 or $13.99 with the purchase of JP1.2/3 (Flash) cable
New!!! JP1 Socket Extension Adapter for remotes have small opening (URC-7555, RS 15-135, URC-7780, URC-4001 and more) $9.99

Discontinued Items
JP1 (EEPROM) Simple Interface Kit: USD $8.99
JP1 (EEPROM) USB Kit (version 2): USD $25.99
JP1 (EEPROM) USB Kit (version 2, partially assembled): USD $28.99


Update Sept 22 2011:
We are now offering IR Repeater/extender, you can remote control your AV devices in your hidden cabinet!
We offering 3 types:

One receiver to 1 emitter
One receiver to 2 emitter
One receiver to 4 emitter

Please check http://www.diygadget.com/jp1-1-1-1-2-1-3-cables.html for more information


The IR7.0 beta2 is having problems with JP1.x (Flash) cable. However it works for pure JP1.2 (Flash) cable. I have added instructions on how to convert diygadget's jp1.x kit to a pure jp1.2 cable. Please check it here.

Free shipping to anywhere in USA and Canada.

Check it out today:

http://www.diygadget.com

BTW, I also have posted detailed instructions on how to build them, feel free to take a look!

Hi All:

The version 11 of the USB chipset from delcom has some problems. Fortunately, delcom fixed the problem immediately. The latest version (ver 12) addressed the problem. DIYGADGET's USB cables/kits are using the new USB chips. Therefore, you will not be experiencing the "Data read back differs from data written" problem.

Thanks.

Just as you know, the USB cable is back in stock now... check it out at: http://www.diygadget.com

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The JP1 and JP1.2 cables are now back in stock now, please check it out at www.diygadget.com today!

As of Jan 17/2007, simple JP1 cables are back in stock now!

Will you be stocking or do you have either the jp1.1 (old) or jp1.x (both old and new) serial cables?

Prelude's serial cables are just JP1.2, the ones that jherrick makes are JP1.x. I will have more of these in stock in about a week.

The Robman wrote:Prelude's serial cables are just JP1.2, the ones that jherrick makes are JP1.x. I will have more of these in stock in about a week.

Great Rob. Let me know when you get them and I may order a remote or two at the same time.

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Nils_Ekberg wrote:Will you be stocking or do you have either the jp1.1 (old) or jp1.x (both old and new) serial cables?

Hi, the PCB is the latest jp1.x interface. I omitted R1, Q1 and D1. If you have correct tools and components, you can solder R1 Q1 and D1 on the PCB to make it a JP1.x cable.

We have stocked some Dual RS232 to TTL Converter. It uses MAX3232, works for 3.0 and 5.0V. Two DB9 female connectors are provided. The onboard jumpers allow you to have two working converters without handshaking or one converter with handshaking.

Manual

Please check it out now!

prelude wrote:We have stocked some Dual RS232 to TTL Converter. It uses MAX3232, works for 3.0 and 5.0V. Two DB9 female connectors are provided. The onboard jumpers allow you to have two working converters without handshaking or one converter with handshaking.

Manual

Please check it out now!

What does this device do?

I think it is to convert voltage levels from RS232 to TTL for connecting PC serial ports to microcontrollers.

http://www.seattlerobotics.org/encoder/aug97/cable.html

As to what the usage is for JP1 context, I do not know.

As far as I can tell, diygadget is out of business. I ordered a JP1 cable on April 11, have since e-mailed 3 times. No response. According to Paypal, my payment remains unclaimed after two weeks.

DaveM59 wrote:As far as I can tell, diygadget is out of business. I ordered a JP1 cable on April 11, have since e-mailed 3 times. No response. According to Paypal, my payment remains unclaimed after two weeks.

Same here (ordered on April 15), but my payment was "completed."