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Change pages using button
Instructions from E-book with Ameba (AMB23)
By pressing the button, the content in the selected text file saved in MicroSD card will be read and displayed onto the e-Paper display. The content will be split into pages. To proceed to the next page, press the button once more. The page number will be shown at...

Code for the Arduino
Instructions from ARDUINO CONTROLLED GAMEPAD FOR PC
Now download the code and install the mouse.h and keyboard.h libraries. Upload the code to your Arduino. You can copy the code from below. #include #include const int EMG = 2; //Emergency stop button :) const int L1 = 7; const int L2 = 8; const int P1...

Uploading the code
Instructions from Arduino Controlled Safe (Locker)
*** FIRST DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL THE PASSWORD AND KEYPAD LIBRARIES *** JUST EXTRACT THEM IN ARDUINO LIBRARIES FOLDER Install the above mentioned two libraries. You can download them directly from the library manager or you can download the zip file and...

The Electronic Components
Instructions from DIY Pocket Projector Design
For this project we’re going to need nine different types of components, along with a heat sink of some sort. Three different types of resistors are needed. I went with 1W ratings for each resistor. One 2512 130Ω surface mount resistor, one 2512...

3. Peripherals Setup: TFT Display Control
Instructions from PiCon One
This step describes the TFT display setup for PiCon One. The TFT display I am using is the Adafruit 3.5 480x320 display with product ID 2050. The current pin assignment for this TFT on PiCon One v1.0a is matching the Adafruit 3.5 PiTFT (product ID 2097)....

Arduino UNO Chess Clock
Instructions from Arduino UNO Chess Clock
Change the preset modes as you want static const GameType games[24] PROGMEM = { { FISCHER, 0, 1, {{ 300, 0}, {0, 0}, {0, 0}}}, // 01 Time blitz 5 min { FISCHER, 0, 1, {{1500, 0}, {0, 0}, {0, 0}}}, // 02 Time rapid 25 min { FISCHER, 0, 1, {{ 180, 0},...

DIY Jukebox With Raspberry Pi
Instructions from DIY Jukebox With Raspberry Pi
Step 1: REQUIRED COMPONENTSRaspberry Pi 2 or 3 // ~$10~$3516 GB SD card // ~$8Big breadboard // ~$4GPIO buttons + jumper and hook-up wires // <$2speakers ~$0usb stick ~$0philips hue bulb ~$10-$20you can get everything for around $50.< body></$2speakers>...

Smooth Ambience System With Voice Command
Instructions from Smooth Ambience System With Voice Command
Step 1: NECESSARY COMPONENTSRaspberry Pi 2 or 3 // ~$10~$3516 GB SD card // ~$8Breadboard with jumper wires // ~$2LEDs // <$2old speakers with aux cable ~$0usb stick ~$0philips hue bulb ~$10-$20rf socket + rf transceiver ~$8total should be below $50<...

Step 1: NECESSARY COMPONENTS
Instructions from Entrance Master Remote (w/ Raspberry Pi)
Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 // ~$20~$3516 GB SD card // ~$8Old unused webcam Speakers USB stick3*RF sockets + RF transceiver module // ~$18Breadboard + buttons + jumper wires // ~$4Philips Hue lightOptional: MicroBot Push

Simple TTL logic tester
Instructions from Simple TTL logic tester
For the prototype there isn't much to instruct. I use a cheap China prototype-shield with a fitting bread-board. The only connections are from the shield to the board and documented in the Arduino sketch pinMap.h file. For the prototype the power pin...

Benedict's Reagent with Corn Syrup and Mixed Surfactants
Instructions from Altering Enzyme Activity with Radiofrequency
To further test the successful surfactants (Polysorbate 20, Polysorbate 80, glycerol monostearate, and PVP ; Triton X-100 was omitted from further testing as the other surfactants proved to be more stable), we combined them to see if they would act together...

▇▇▇▇ Understanding Clock Division ▇▇▇▇
Instructions from FPGA Bootcamp #2
At these clock frequencies, this technique of dividing down the clock is OK, but usually you'd rather use the FPGA's clock circuitry like a PLL or DLL to generate different timings, if possible. How you do this will depend on your FPGA and won't work...

RPi WiFi
Instructions from RPi WiFi
Make the connections between the ESP-12F or -12E and the Raspberry Pi HAT. Keep wires short as possible, and minimize the number of times they cross over each other. If you're using magnet wire or Kynar (standard issue blue wire) you might want to use...

A "Quick 220" clone
Instructions from A "Quick 220" clone
Prepare the chassis.Drill a hole centered in each of the two "short" sides of the case sized for the CG-16 cable gland. Drill a hole sized for the L6-20 receptacle. The hole should be centered horizontally on the panel, but the top edge should be as...

TeensieWI woodwind USB MIDI controller
Instructions from TeensieWI woodwind USB MIDI controller
For the bottom sheet, make thumb rests/guides from 20 mm wide fabric tape. Center of top thumb rest is 70 – 75 mm from the top and the octave pads go directly above and below it. Center of RH thumb rest is 16 cm from the top. Try the placements out and...

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