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  • Connect to Arduino

  • Plug the collated ground wires into an Arduino Ground pin, and the collated +5V wires into a +5V pin (if using a Due, use the +3.3V pin or you will damage the microcontroller) and plug the other jumper wires into the correct I/O pins: Toggle switches...
  • Attach pedal and buttons to arduino.

  • Use the negative points of the button and connect to the gnd pin of the arduino.Use the positive pin of the button to analog pins A3 and A4.Use the positive pin of the pedal to analog pin A2.
  • Infinity Mirror Clock

  • System Design:The circuit is very simple: LED Strip - Connect power to the LM2596 Step Down Adjustable Power Supply Module - ensure you adjust the pot so that the output is 5V; Connect the ground to the common ground; Connect data to pin D5 of the ArduinoTouch...
  • rDUINOScope Boiana

  • TEP 3 AssembleFor more detailed instructions, please visit the Project Website : http://rduinoscope.co.nf/rDUINO_step3.htmlNow is the time to create the Shield board. A Shield board is a board with pinouts which you stack on top of the ArduinoDUE board.Some...
  • Build and Initial Testing

  • First prepare all the parts for final assembly. Solder the pins to the Nano board if needed then install the Nano board to the I/O expansion board. Then, attach or solder the jumper wires to the button switch and the buzzer. I used some leftover servo...
  • Program the Microcontroller

  • Before mounting the prototype PCB to the housing, I recommend uploading the required sketch to the ATtiny84 microcontroller with a programmer of your choice. I used a USBtinyISP type shown in the picture. /*Sketch for the Scary Cat Project by Gene H*/...
  • Run a Program

  • int x;int y;void setup() { pinMode(2,OUTPUT); pinMode(3,OUTPUT); pinMode(6,OUTPUT); pinMode(A0,INPUT);} void loop() { x=analogRead(A0); y=map(x,0,1023,0,255); analogWrite(6,y); digitalWrite(2,HIGH); digitalWrite(3,HIGH);}
  • ESP 8266 pin uses and restrictions

  • Not all ESP 8266's GPIOs are born equal, something I have now and then been banging my head at (and burned some ESPs). Some are hard wired for some use, like SPI clock and data, some wired to functionality like flashing and booting. For now Wemos D1...
  • I2C Sensors and debugging

  • I wanted to use a BMP280 I had in my parts bin for altitude measurements. I have used it in the past for a simple weather station and it works great! Turns out, it is even the go to sensor for Stratux, so I went ahead and plugged it in, activated it...
  • Fan controller for Re:Load Pro

  • Make you the PCB and get the components and any standard 60mm 4-wire fan will probably do the job. I used a JMC "6015-12HB APW" that I had lying around. The exact the same fan is readily available on eBay.I used eagle to design my PCB, and the files...
  • EDID Inserter

  • Plug in the freshly minted EDID Inserter and a repeated invocation of the following should yield only 256 FFs typical of an EEPROM fresh from the factory:sudo i2cdump 3 0x50Dire admonitions are issued even when merely trying to read:No size specified...