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Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor

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  • #1 16406042
    LXT
    Level 26  
    Hello.
    I got just such a remote control (3 buttons) to replace the microswitches. For "ease" the owner himself desoldered the used ones. The problem is that he also collected one smd resistor, whose value is difficult to determine. Request: could someone with such a remote control or access give his (resistor) value? Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor
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  • #2 16406105
    antek1cza
    Level 31  
    Hello
    LXT wrote:
    also collected one smd resistor, the value of which is difficult to determine
    I suggest :
    1. Download the IC layout datasheet next to it and analyze the layout and application that the manufacturer can draw.
    2. Access to the same remote control that they may have in some remote trading shop, bazaar, olx, allegro etc.
    3. The third method is a friendly colleague from the forum who has access to this pilot and is reading the topic or colleague @LXT he will search the electrode forum for people who do this.
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  • #3 16406232
    LXT
    Level 26  
    antek1cza wrote:
    Hello
    LXT wrote:
    also collected one smd resistor, the value of which is difficult to determine
    I suggest :
    1. Download the IC layout datasheet next to it and analyze the layout and application that the manufacturer can draw.
    2. Access to the same remote control that they may have in some remote trading shop, bazaar, olx, allegro etc.
    3. The third method is a friendly colleague from the forum who has access to this pilot and is reading the topic or colleague @LXT he will search the electrode forum for people who do this.


    ad.1 The system has the marking "5100" datasheet probably not available or at least not public.
    ad.2 I currently live in a country where there are no pilot stores and the bazaars sell a completely different range.
    ad.3 I set up the topic just to get such help from any of the colleagues on the forum who deals with it or is in possession of such a pilot (his or his client) and will be so nice that he will read the value of the unfortunate resistor :D .
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    #4 16406318
    antek1cza
    Level 31  
    LXT wrote:
    The layout has the indication "5100"
    This is TDK5100-ASK / FSK Transmitter 868 / 433MHz.
    Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor
    LXT wrote:
    stores with remote controls are missing
    Does your friend have access to the internet?
    Potential sites: olx.pl; sprzedajemy.pl; gumtree.pl; allegro; ebay.pl etc.
    LXT wrote:
    I started the topic just to get such help
    My colleague did not understand me. I wrote
    antek1cza wrote:
    or a colleague @LXT will search the electrode forum himself
    that you can either wait (as time is) or look for people who deal with similar topics and talk to them in private.
    The above information should help, especially the clippings from the datasheet which is worth downloading the whole.
    Good luck :)
  • #5 16406503
    LXT
    Level 26  
    TDK5100, it's actually ON. And my strap is R3, so is it for ASK or FSK 15k. I soldered there for the purpose of trying out 10k and interestingly it works only has a small range. Well, maybe he finished the new battery. Next week, the guy is coming up again, we'll replace the resistor, battery and see. And of course, thank you very much for your interest in the subject, time and specific help. :D
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  • #6 16406656
    wqq
    Level 22  
    For me, the meter showed 5 ohm (I bet more on the coil) - of course soldered into the board ...
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  • #7 16406731
    LXT
    Level 26  
    wqq wrote:
    For me, the meter showed 5 ohm (I bet more on the coil) - of course soldered into the board ...



    Can you read what is written on it? If something is obviously there.
  • #8 16406911
    wqq
    Level 22  
    Element without markings ... I don't have an inductance meter, so I won't help either ...
  • #9 16409906
    antek1cza
    Level 31  
    wqq wrote:
    Element without markings ..
    I suggest placing a sharp and clear picture of this part and the 5100 chip that is next to it.
  • #11 16411954
    antek1cza
    Level 31  
    wqq wrote:
    For me the meter showed 5 ohm (I bet on the coil more)
    That's right:
    In the diagram with IC 5100 Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor
    and IC 5110 Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor
    Practically the same but the chips themselves have slightly different parameters and the boards differ:
    5100 Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor
    5110 Peugeot 407 - Remote control in the key (3 buttons) - no resistor
    LXT wrote:
    And my strap is R3
    where is it written
    LXT wrote:
    I soldered there for the purpose of trying out 10k and interestingly it works only has a small range
    because it has too high resistance and there must be a choke with a resistance of approx. 5?!

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Peugeot 407 remote control with three buttons, where the user seeks assistance in identifying a missing SMD resistor after the previous owner desoldered it. Various suggestions are provided, including downloading the IC layout datasheet for the TDK5100 chip, searching for similar remotes in local markets, and consulting forum members who might have access to the same remote. The TDK5100 is identified as an ASK/FSK transmitter operating at 868/433MHz. Some participants share their attempts to measure the resistor's value, with one suggesting a resistance of approximately 5 ohms, while others note the absence of markings on the component. The conversation emphasizes the need for clearer images of the circuit board and the components involved for better identification.
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