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Microchip Technology HCS412-I/P combines a code-hopping transmitter and bidirectional transponder functions in an industrial-temperature, 8-lead 300-mil plastic DIP package.
The /P variant is through-hole PDIP; verify programming, key management and receiver compatibility for the complete access-control system.
The HCS412 uses Microchip KEELOQ code-hopping technology for remote-control transmission and also supports asynchronous, bidirectional transponder communication. The transmitter code word has a 32-bit hopping-code portion and a 37-bit nonencrypted portion. Three switch inputs can select seven functions. An on-chip EEPROM, tunable RC oscillator and control logic support programmed transmitter identity and operating modes.
One device can serve a code-hopping transmitter and an LC-coupled transponder design.
S0, S1 and multifunction S2 support seven button functions.
Specified operating supply is 2.0 V to 6.3 V.
The /P ordering suffix selects an 8-lead, 300-mil plastic DIP body.
69-bit transmission comprising 32 hopping-code bits and 37 nonencrypted bits.
Battery-less bidirectional mode with an LC input interface.
PWM or Manchester data encoding and an RF-enable function.
EEPROM, battery-low detection, automatic code-word completion and a programmable oscillator.
The LCDCHIP record specifies 8-DIP (0.300 in, 7.62 mm). Microchip's order-code key defines P as an 8-lead, 300-mil plastic DIP, consistent with that record. The existing package registry uses the normalized name 8-DIP.

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Microchip's 8-pin PDIP/SOIC pin diagram gives the following assignments.
Switch input 0.
Switch input 1.
Multifunction switch, RF-enable or LC interface pin.
LC transponder interface pin.
Ground reference.
Data interface pin.
LED output.
Positive supply.
Programmed operating mode determines the multifunction-pin behavior; consult the datasheet before connecting external circuitry.
| Function | KEELOQ code-hopping encoder and transponder |
|---|---|
| Orderable variant | HCS412-I/P |
| Package | 8-lead, 300-mil PDIP |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to +85°C (I suffix) |
| Operating supply | 2.0 V to 6.3 V |
| Switch inputs | 3; seven combinations/functions |
| Transmission length | 69 bits |
| Hopping-code portion | 32 bits |
| Nonencrypted portion | 37 bits |
| Encoder crypt key | Programmable 64 bits |
| Serial number | Programmable 28/32-bit option |
| Transponder carrier | 125 kHz typical |
| LC input sensitivity | 100 mV peak-to-peak typical; datasheet marks this parameter not tested |
Typical figures and security functions require the conditions and configuration described in the full manufacturer datasheet.
Do not assume that another HCS-series device is interchangeable. Check the complete order code, DIP footprint, pin functions, programmed keys, transmitted format, transponder mode and receiver firmware. No unverified internal substitute link is supplied.
Manufacturer: Microchip Technology. The manufacturer identifies HCS412 as a code-hopping encoder; I specifies industrial temperature and P the 8-lead plastic DIP. Consult the current HCS412 datasheet and Microchip package drawing before production release.
Transmitter designs paired with a compatible receiver and programmed keys.
LC-coupled proximity or challenge-response systems.
Code-hopping remote-control systems with system-level security review.
Door-access products using a matched encoder and receiver design.
Verify the exact HCS412-I/P marking, 8-lead DIP construction and pin-1 indicator against Microchip's documentation. Maintain lot traceability and confirm programmed credentials under the project's controlled provisioning process.
It identifies industrial-temperature operation (-40°C to +85°C) and the 8-lead, 300-mil plastic DIP package.
No. HCS412 uses KEELOQ code hopping and also includes transponder capability.
No. The system needs a suitable external RF stage and a compatible, correctly provisioned receiver.
Validate supply, pin multiplexing, code format, oscillator calibration, key provisioning and receiver interoperability against Microchip's datasheet. The registered package illustration currently fails the production image check; do not publish this detail until that resource is corrected and rechecked.
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