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  • BeagleLogic
  • Instructions     from BeagleLogic
  • (i) Unzip the .img.xz using 7zip on Windows and then use a tool such as Win32 Disk Imager to write to the SD card(ii) In case you are running Ubuntu, Double-clicking the downloaded .img.xz would automatically start a tool such as "Disks" to write the...

  • BeagleLogic
  • Instructions     from BeagleLogic
  • Put the cape on top of the BeagleBone Black. We insert the cape after the SD card to make sure that HDMI (on the BBB) does not accidentally enable and cause a logic contention as both the AM335x and 74LVC16245 try to drive the LCD pins shared with BeagleLogic...

  • Medical tricorder
  • Instructions     from Medical tricorder
  • Populate the board. You should have some experience with SMD soldering. If not I suggest this tutorial. Start with the micro SD card socket, continue with the IC's, discrete SMD components like resistors, capacitors, diodes and LED's, then solder the...

  • RPi Lego Bot 2.0
  • Instructions     from RPi Lego Bot 2.0
  • Basic SetupThe OS used int htis project is Raspbian, because I'm a more familliar with debian and it already supports python and makes the GPIOs easily accessible.Download it and flash it on a SD card with 4GB or more. Plug it into your Pi and add the...

  • Training Fish to feed Themselves
  • Instructions     from Training Fish to feed Themselves
  • I just did not have the time to draw this out on fritz, so i went old school. I also added the prices i paid for each item. just to give you an idea of the cost of the project.Key/LegendSignal Lines: The green lines are all signal wires that hook up...

  • Unix on your breadboard
  • Instructions     from Unix on your breadboard
  • Now transfer the filesystem image sdcard.img on to a SD card using a USB-to-SD reader. On Windows, use Win32DiskImager utility. On Linux or Mac OS X, run:sudo dd bs=32k if=sdcard.img of=/dev/XYZwhere XYZ is a name of SD card on your computer (use lsblk...

  • TARDIS Time's Tables
  • Instructions     from TARDIS Time's Tables
  • Wire the SPI pins of the Arduino onto two other small breadboards. Add an extra wire onto one of the breadboards to select the RFID reader, and two wires to the other board, one for selecting the LCD and one for the SD Card reader. Add +5v and Ground...
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