Drop Prop code please help

[JackMan]

You're welcome, glad to help. Jon's the Guru when it comes to writing code, what I know, I learned from him!

[Natashead]

After I attach the wire nut and the spider I am putting this inside a small Funkin and covering it with super stretch spider web to make it look like an egg sack then hanging it in the tree that the kids walk under to get to me for candy. The PIR will be on the outside of the sack somewhere. Thank you guys for the help.

[JackMan]

Using that PIR, you should insert this into the code just below "Initialization" and above "Reset". Those PIR's need a little time to calibrate before they're ready.

Warm_Up:
  PAUSE 30000  'PIR calibration
Also, they are very sensitive, you may want to choke down the field of view otherwise it will likely trigger way before your "victims" are under it.

[JonnyMac]

Please don't use PAUSE in that manner in a program that uses servos; the purpose of the Servo_Pause subroutine is to allow for long delays while maintaining the servos.  There is already a 10-second intershow delay; just change this to 30 seconds

  delay = 30000                                 ' warm-up/inter-show delay
  GOSUB Servo_Pause

[Natashead]

Thanks again guys  :)

[Natashead]

Instead of using a PIR is it possible to hook this remote control up to the Prop1 to activate it, if so could someone tell me how to hook it up? Here is a link to the exact remote controller I have.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/131484833508?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[JonnyMac]

Connect the relay power inputs to V+ and GND on the Prop-1 (power).

You'll need a 14" WRB cable that you can hack. Cut off one end, then connect the red wire to the relay NC terminal, and the white wire to the NO terminal. When the relay closes (based on the remote signal) you will get a start.

[Natashead]

Does the 14" WRB cable plug into P6 from the NC & NO connection?

[JonnyMac]

If you used my code, yes; P6 is the trigger input.

[JackMan]

I think you're gonna want to use the COM and NO on that relay.

[JonnyMac]

Jack is correct -- I missed that:

Red wire to COM (common)
White wire to NO (normally open)

[Natashead]

Yes it is red wire to COM and I also put the delay to delay = 00000 and had to put the jumper on the relay to inching, now it is working every time I press the remote button and right when I press it  :) Thank You guys so much.

[Natashead]

One more thing guys...if I wanted to run this on 8 AA batteries to go completly wireless, where would I plug the red and black wires from the battery housing to the Prop1?

[JonnyMac]

To the V+ (positive) and GND (negative) terminal blocks -- you also need to set the power switch to position 2 for it to operate.

[Natashead]

Thank You  8)