In reply to https://hackaday.io/project/181677/discussion-169393
I had another look at the mcu that I removed from my 2nd version of the car reversing kit and saw it had chip markings on the underside. (N.B 2 pictures shown as for some reason the light obscures one or other dependent on angle )The markings say:
FH511
LON.1
However I couldn't find anything useful by googling that!
Here also are some closeups of the two footprints on the 2 different car reversing kit boards I have.
mcu footprint of first kit1 I bought
mcu footprint of second kit I bought
Here is why I think it might be a PIC12
The original MCU pinout ( based on the 8 pin footprint, but for both boards) v PIC12 footprint. I have only quickly studied the PIC12 datasheet and the pcb so data may be inaccurate!
pin number | PCB MCU function | PIC12F function |
---|---|---|
Pin1 | 5V | 5V |
Pin2 | Transducer address out bit0 | RA5 |
Pin3 | Transducer drive | RA4 |
Pin4 | Pulse envelope detect | RA3. T1G Timer1 (16 bit timer) gate, so could accurately capture flight time |
Pin5 | monitor power? monitor Clk? | RA2 SCL? |
Pin6 | monitor data IO ? | RA1 SDA? |
Pin7 | Transducer address out bit1 | RA0 |
Pin8 | GND | GND |
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