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From: doehring@yale-com.UUCP (Martin S. Doehring)
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Subject: Re: Infrared light as a universal interface?
Message-ID: <2209@yale-com.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 19-Oct-83 16:41:34 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 19 16:41:34 1983
Date-Received: Fri, 21-Oct-83 06:12:03 EDT
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That would be the "R/C System II",

    256 command PCM IR transmitter      AY-3-8470   22 pin DIP, +9 volts
	8 bit PCM system plus 8 PCM analog commands.
	4x8 keyboard ( 32x8 w/shifts).

    256 command PCM IR receiver         AY-3-8475   28 pin DIP, +12 volts
	5 bit program output. CPU data bus interface for full 256 functions


at least that is what my copy of their 1983 product portfolio says.


	    Martin Doehring
	    decvax!yale-comix!doehring ( for a little while longer )