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Noob screw up not azixa module what to do






It's a module for a 5.6mm diode. it's 16mm wide, by 52mm long, and pieces together kind of like an aixiz module. How much more help do you need than that?
 
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I used some modules like those I got off O-like few years back.

They're pretty cool. Bit more massive, but hard to change focus on because the lens goes below flush when threaded in.

You can still use them normally, no problems.

Also, it's "AixiZ" module, called because of the company that first introduced them,
http://www.aixiz.com/store/
 
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thanks guys but how do you set the diode in these they are slightly different than that of
AixiZ modules
 
I believe you have to solder the leads on the diode then add heat shrink and pass the leads through the module and the diode is sandwiched between the two halves.
 
Pol there is a small brass nob on the underside of the lens assembly I believe this is for the diode but not sure
 
Does the brass ring look somewhat like this
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Pol your pic link did not post please try it again so i can find out what I have and if I can do any thing with them
 
no here is pics of what this thing looks like

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my phone is crappy and takes crappy pics but the best i can do for now
 
Hmmm.. can you take pics of the inside of the barrel? I haven't worked with this exact module but I'm still betting the diode gets sandwiched between the two halves.
I can't tell from your pics but is your brass ring threaded?

my pic was a phone camera...
 
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Looks like the diode goes between the back half and the brass ring..

Practice with an IR diode from a crappy drive sled.

I would use a bit of thermal paste on the back of the diode. :beer:
 
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Ok pol there is a spring that is between the lens and the brass part
 
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