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  • Step 7: Code Works
  • Instructions     from Wall Drawing Robot, Open Source
  • The robot is based on Arduino code for Arduino Mega 2560 and it is open-source. Not like CNC machine which has X, Y axis perpendicular aligned and we can find x, y co-ordinate of target by tracking traverse distance of X, Y stepper motor. The wall drawing...

  • Upload firmware to Arduino
  • Instructions     from Mug-O-Matic: A Modular Tiny CNC
  • Copy the relevant arduino code from the github. https://github.com/mechengineermike/Mug-O-Matic Download the latest Arduino IDE https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software and paste the code from the TinyCNC Github in there.  Connect the usb...

  • Raptor12 Wireless AC Dimmer

  • Instructions     from Raptor12 Wireless AC Dimmer
  • Back of ACLogic:Make sure you assembly from the correct side:)Solder the atmega(expand)Microelectronic stuff:atmega328p 22pf cap x216Mhz CrystalAxial Components:4.7KOhm Resistos x1310ohm x11MOhm x1120kOhm x33kOhm 1x22k 1x5.1v Zener x2Transistors and...

  • Raptor12 Wireless AC Dimmer

  • Instructions     from Raptor12 Wireless AC Dimmer
  • This is a .22uf capacitor, this is non polerized ceramic so it can go ether direction. This helps controle the clipping voltage of the main fet.C3 and C4 are small .22pf theses are not the same as the perviose step. Theses capacitors setup the imedance...

  • 1Charger
  • Instructions     from 1Charger
  • Calibration1.   #define CALIBRATION in software and recompile and flash ATtiny8612. For each range make two measurements in order to calculate the line v=k*ADC + m. With this simple approach I get about  10-20mV and 10-20mA accuracy ( compared...

  • The Tinusaur
  • Instructions     from The Tinusaur
  • Please go to the Tutorial 001: Blinking LED x1 to learn how to write a simple program that will make a LED blink.

  • Bench Power Supply
  • Instructions     from Bench Power Supply
  • PCB Rev 1.0 Errata:Diode D3 is reversed in the board silkscreen. Place it backwards (opposite of what is shown) for a positive supply, and normal (as shown on the silk screen) for a negative supply. Rev 1.1 has been changed to be correct.Crystal X1 is...

  • Briefcase PC
  • Instructions     from Briefcase PC
  • Measure, cut, and drill holes into Aluminum Square Tubing to re-enforce the lid and bottom due to the weight of the monitor. The tubing was put on the on the upper-most rivet holes for the lid and bottom-most rivet holes for the bottom hinge screws.It...

  • Briefcase PC
  • Instructions     from Briefcase PC
  • Mount the LCD.NOTE: I would highly recommend getting something different than what I have and make sure it is VESA mountable. You can then simply drill holes in the locations of the VESA holes on the monitor and use some Aluminum Rectangular Bar and...

  • MAPone
  • Instructions     from MAPone
  • NOTES:Assemble the parts in the order in which they are listed on the assembly drawing.Cap C2 is polarized - verify before solderingDiode D1 is polarized and mounted vertically - verify before soldering.LED's D2, D3 are polarized - verify before soldering.LED's...

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  • Instructions     from Jeremy The Butler Bot
  • First step to build Jeremy is to purchase all the materials. You will need the followingElectronics:X1 Adafruit Wave shield (https://www.adafruit.com/product/94)X1 Arduino Mega (https://store.arduino.cc/usa/arduino-mega-2560-rev3) (note: any Arduino...

  • JACK
  • Instructions     from JACK
  • Solder components on the boardI'll follow the following order (probably going to change as I still have to do a prototype):IC2, X1, C13, C12, C2, C4, C3, C9, C1, R4, C6, L1, L2, C7, C5, R2, J1, IC1, D2, R2, R3, R1, SW1, R5, C8, C11, IC3, C10, D1, D2,...

  • Pi0Plane
  • Instructions     from Pi0Plane
  • Step 10: Testing the center of gravity.The last thing we have to do is some tests to know if it is well balanced. In the first test, we are going to test the pitch by using the 2 circles that we can see under the wings of the plane. We are going to put...
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