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I think I'm going to read through some Winamp AVS plugin examples and then I might contruct my own AVS plugin using EzAudDac. Who knows, I might even post it here if it ever gets finished..

Thanks alot for the tip!

It would be nice with a plugin to winamp to do all this stuff, unfortunately my C++ has gotten a little bit rusty... :( And it kinda sucks to have only mono sound aswell.

Thanks! It's really fun to play around with all kinds of setting, esp. since this is my first scanner build! :D NOTE: This will only work if you're running with soundcard DAC! I've attached the LFI Player abstract file in You might need to tweak LFI Player points per second so it won't run...

Hello folks! I've been building my first scanner now and I'm just waiting for DX 200mW green module to arrive so I can intergrate it in my scanner instead of LPC-815 diode that I'm currently testing with. The DAC isn't totally finished yet since I haven't recevied the correction amp yet, but I...

HIMNL9, pulldown resistor isn't that bad idea actually... I will check the output signal with my vintage 20MHz o-scope before connecting LD :)

Thanks alot, lazerov! I will do some experimenting with your schematics once the module arrives. +rep for you! :)

I would appreciate it very much if you found them and posted them! Others might have some use of the drawings aswell...

Since the DX module already has current regulation I wouldn't need any current regulation on the switching driver. It only needs voltage regulation down to 3V for the DX module and laser module takes care of the rest. But as you mentioned shorting out LD with NPN would probably be the easiest...

Would it be possible to use this driver for strobing DX 200 mW greenie fast enough to get a decent picture/animation with any 30kpps scanner? I just put in an order for 2 of those DX modules and I hope that I don't have to figure out a driver of my own (wish I could but I thought I'd ask here...

I ripped another motor with a polygonal mirror on it from another laser printer and I got it to spin up by first connecting "Motor enable" or smth similar in datasheet to negative, and then "Motor clk" to minus (!!!) 5 volts. However I will try HIMNL9's approach on that tricky motor when I get...

Is anybody here able to decrypt this pinout schematics: Service manual Epson AcuLaser C1100 | RefillBROS All I can figure out is if I connect +12v (it really says that you should connect +24V but I don't dare yet...) to "INTERLOCK assembly" and then ground it. Results that I'm getting is if I'm...

Adding another one here that happend to me yesterday... I soldered a GGW diode onto rckstr driver and little did I notice that I had soldering iron-tip resting against AixiZ module housing. Needless to say that diode didn't even go LED, it went straight to BR heaven. :( (luckily I had a chance...

Yeah, I noticed that too... But maybe some EU ppl would like to get some host closer to home... :D

I found some nice hosts in local hardware store that accepts 2 x CR123 batteries without any extra machining. I've got 3 of these hosts available if someone would be interested. The aluminium socket that have been machined accept AixiZ modules and there is place for driver for example rckstr's...

Re: Mistakes That Can Happen To Anybody... I tried fixing it by carefully trying to put a tiny solderblob on the end but it's didn't work so well... Lesson learned, I got a vice the next day! :D

Re: Mistakes That Can Happen To Anybody... Not so costly this one but I thought I'd share it anyway. When trying to pressfit a LPC-815 with the back of and AixiZ housing into AixiZ housing, back somehow slipped and cut off the + on diode. Anyone know how to salvage those kind of diodes btw? :)

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Sent host+driver to Ersu today - Enjoy!

This is some testing I did with HLPM II (with LPC-815 driven at quite low current): 650-G-1: 233mW AixiZ glass lens: 202mW (<- wtf??) AixiZ acrylic lens: 196mW As you can see there is hardly ANY difference between AixiZ glass and acrylic, that confuses me a bit...