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This is the circuit that makes it all work - as simple as I could think to make it:

And this is the eprom part: data 0, (15) ;offset prog. 0 data 1, (25) ;offset prog. 1 data 2, (43) ;offset prog. 2 data 3, (47) ;offset prog. 3 data 4, (61) ;offset prog. 4 data 5, (83) ;offset prog. 5 data 6, (102) ;offset prog. 6 data 7, (112) ;offset prog. 7...

This is the first part of the code, the eprom part follows in a second part: #picaxe 14m2 ;Christmas deco light control ;Test version - work in progress ;Pin layout ; V+ V0 ; PC in C.5 B.0 PC out / channel 0 ...

I built a window ornament for the Christmas season a couple of years back. The main part is a PICAXE 14M2 that controls eight independent channels that power LEDs. The whole star is made up of eight circuits of 5 LEDs each. The program works by reading light “patterns” stored in the eprom and...

Years ago, I bought a small bluetooth soundbar from Logitech. One thing I didn't like was that whenever it ran on battery, the bass was gone. So I decided to build my own bluetooth speaker. I've actually gone through several iterations, but all except for the prototype have the same PICAXE...