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Mele F10 - USB Remote Teardown

Written By: Adam (and 2 other contributors)
Published: May 1, 2013
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Mele F10 - USB Remote Teardown

Written By: Adam (and 2 other contributors)
Published: May 1, 2013
  • Comments: 12
  • Favorites: 3
  • Views: 12.4k

Teardown

What you need

This teardown is not a repair guide. To repair your Mele F10, use our service manual.

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    • 2.4GHz wireless frequency

    • Max. control range: 30 meters

    • IR remote range: 10 meters

    • Built-in 500mAh battery

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    • There is no screws. I have opened remote only by hands by bendig edges

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    • OK! let see what parts we have inside

    • nRF24LE1 - Ultra-low Power Wireless System On-Chip Solution

    • ADXL345 - small, thin, ultralow power, 3-axis accelerometer with high resolution (13-bit) measurement at up to ±16g

    • Two XV - 3700CB Ultra miniature size gyro sensor with high stability double output

    • IR TX diode

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    • More parts

    • JTAG ?

    • Mini-USB port - as far as I know can be used only to charging

    • 500mAh battery

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    • USB Receiver

    • nRF24LU1 - Single Chip 2.4 GHz Transceiver with USB Microcontroller and OTP Memory

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Adam

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12 Comments

Super! Thank you

nisko84 - Reply

I Need to buy an IR replacement, could you please help me?

it is strange to me that you says it has a TX IR Diode, when the remote can also receive IR to "clone" the Signal from another remote.

thanks

Jose Manuel Peinado Navarro - Reply

it does not learn codes from Panasonic tvs (i tested) and from denon as i read here.

http://forum.mele.cn/showthread.php?tid=...

drdedus - Reply

Confirm not work with Panasonic TV

Aurel Enache -

I dropped the remote accidentally, now only works with the mini usb plugged in. any idea where and what to look for?

Thanks

Amine Elsemine - Reply

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