Haunted360 - Control an Electronic Device through a PC?

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Haunted360
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Haunted360 - Control an Electronic Device through a PC?

Post by Haunted360 »

Hey everyone,


This has got me confuzzeled at the moment, as this is not my knowledgeable area.


How would you CONTROL (IE: Power (Switches), Motors and other DC Circuits) through an IC Controller controllable VIA your PC?

I know of Motor Controller and stuff, to control a Motors speed VIA your PC, but it has got me confused because I want to for example - control a complete video camera.

So I am talking Zoom, Nigh Vision Switch, Power, Record Button - all wired to a controller then controllable through a PC either by DB-25 (Parallel) or USB.

I would then need to run a bunch of cables to my pc from the controller controlling the electronic device. Here, being a Video Camera as an example.


Sorry if I am not making scene. I am a bit tired and my sentences are usually misunderstood. :?


Thanks :mrgreen:
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Re: Haunted360 - Control an Electronic Device through a PC?

Post by humakabula1 »

since when are you awake at midnight? :P

are you actually going to set the camera up?
you should set up a speaker too so you can say stuff trough a mic and scare the postman!
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Haunted360
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Re: Haunted360 - Control an Electronic Device through a PC?

Post by Haunted360 »

Haha :mrgreen:


Not going to school tomorrow because I need sleep, and yea I am trying. But I am currently stuck on the remote controlling of the 'zoom' and such...


I need a controller that can just do switches and also motors VIA PC
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