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  • Assembly Steps

  • Print enclosure and file down inner tracks so that the joystick PCB slides in easily De-solder pins from joystick breakout board Use wires to make the following solder connections: Solder GND on Joystick to GND on Arduino Solder 5V on Joystick to VCC...
  • thingSoC I2C Hub

  • The default address for the I2C hub is 0x74 with A2 shorted, and A1 and A0 Open.0 = Shorted, 1 = Open (ie. inverted...)A2 A1 A0 - I2C Address1 1 1 - 0x701 1 0 - 0x711 0 1 - 0x721 0 0 - 0x730 1 1 - 0x74 (Default I2C Address as shipped)0 1 0 - 0x750 0...
  • Connect

  • Connect the Purza Sensor Stick with Arduino as follows: First pin (+V) with the 5V on ArduinoSecond pin (Sensor) with A0 Analog pin on ArduinoThird pin (Ground) with the Ground on ArduinoFourth pin with 5V pin on Arduino if you want your sensor (TCRT500)...
  • Run a Code

  • #include LiquidCrystal lcd(7,6,5,4,3,2); const int Sensor = A0; byte degree_symbol[8] = { 0b00111, 0b00101, 0b00111, 0b00000, 0b00000, 0b00000, 0b00000, 0b00000 }; void setup() { pinMode(Sensor, INPUT); lcd.begin(16,2); lcd.createChar(1, degree_symbol);...
  • Attach the nosepoke wires to the LCD shield.

  • 1. Place three short pieces of heat shrink tubing around the bundle of 9 wires coming from the nose poke apparatus. Do not heat shrink these yet.  2. Route this bundle of wires underneath the relay module (you may want to unscrew it to do this). ...
  • Clock in a Box

  • In order to access A4 and A5 of the Arduino, you will need to solder two (2) headers onto the board (at least on my version). I used male right-angle headers to save space.
  • Mounting the ESP8266

  • I use a Wemos ESP8266 board mounted on a small piece of veroboard to connect the ESP8266 to the relevant pins on the mainboard I2C connector.  In my case I use GPIO12 and GPIO13 (SDA A4, SCL A5) for my interface.
  • Connect all hardware components

  • Connect the accelerometer to the Arduino Mini VCC -> VCC GND -> GND SCL -> A5  SDA -> A4  Don't connect the battery, we will have to power up the Arduino Mini and upload the code first using an FTDI basic USB converter
  • Uploading the code

  • *** 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...
  • Download it

  • The instruction set is available as PDF for A4 and US Letter size paper, as well as a ZIP archive of the raw images. It's in the FILES section...
  • Basic Construction

  • Before you build it note that you need an open frame PLCC socket or you need to put C3 on the back of the board (bent to lie flat). Either way you want to solder C3 before you fit the PLCC socket. It's easier to get the angled headers down first before...
  • Run a Program

  • #include #include LiquidCrystal_I2C lcd(0x27,20,4);//this values will help us to choose the timelong last_change;long last_value;long timer_value;void setup(){//inti lcdlcd.init();//turn on backlightlcd.backlight();pinMode(A0, INPUT);pinMode(8, OUTPUT);}...