Jameco Electronics 2168923 User manual

Low Cost Deer Deterrent
PART NO. 2168923
This kit contains a water-proof enclosure that will need to have four 1/4 inch holes drilled in it to accommodate the LED holders. The
PCB will need to be assembled and installed to the box with Velcro. A buzzer and battery pack will also be attached with Velcro. The
program for the PIC12F675 is pre-programmed and can be changed if desired.
Time Required: 30 minutes depending on experience
Experience Level: Intermediate
Required tools and parts:
Soldering Iron/Solder
#1 Philips Screw Driver
Optional: PIC programmer for PIC12F675
1/4 inch drill bit and drill
Bill of Materials:
Qty Jameco SKU Component Name
1 141841 Water Proof Enclosure
1 140695 Buzzer
1 1217519 FET
1 332672 Capacitor
1 216152 Battery Holder
1 223781 PIC Micro-controller
4 124927 LED Mount
1 615769 Silicone Sealant
4 2077061 SuperBrite LED White
4 2157175 Resistor 1/4W - 100 ohm
4 2157167 Resisitor 1/4W 10K Ohm
4 417501 LED Connector
1 112206 8-pin IC Socket
1 2125325 Velcro
1 35991 Diode
1 -- Printed Circuit Board
Step 1 - Assemble PCB
Completely install all the electronic components to the printed circuit board (PCB). Assemble the PCB as according to the schematic
making sure to use the LED connectors to attach the LEDs to the board. Pay special attention to the orientation of the LED polarity!
Solder the black wire to the pad closest to the flat part of the symbol on the board. Clip LED leads and insert into LED connectors.
Experiment with the length so that the LED fits snugly into the connector and the mount.
Make sure to solder the IC socket to the PCB, not the PIC chip itself. The PIC will be inserted into the socket after programming.
Make sure to match the diode stripe on the PCB with the diode component.

To connect the battery holder, solder the red wire to "Power In" pad marked '+' then solder the black wire to the "Power In" pad
marked '-' . To connect the buzzer, solder the red wire to the "Buzzer" pad marked '+' and solder the black wire to the "Buzzer" pad
marked '-' .
Step 2 - Insert Programmed MCU IC into IC Socket
If you edited the code, download the program to the MCU using MPLAB or other PIC programming equipment. Then install the MCU
to the 8-pin socket on the board.
Step 3 - Drill Enclosure
Drill LED mounting holes in the back and side of the enclosure. Drill a total of four holes that are 1/4 inch in diameter. Equally space
them across the middle of the box with two holes on the front and one hole on each side.
Step 4 - Insert LED Mounts
Insert LED mounts by inserting one clear LED mount in each of the four drilled holes.
Step 5 - Attach Components
Apply velcro tape to the back of the PCB, battery holder, and buzzer and attach these to the inside of the enclosure.
Step 6 - Install LEDs and Finish
Insert LEDs into LED mounts and apply some silicone around the edges for waterproofing. Install the batteries and place the lid back
on the enclosure. Now you can place your new device in the garden to keep the deer and other wildlife away!

Step 7 - Works in the trees
Step 8 - Works in the Fields