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Cypress PSOC 4 + ESP8266 WS2812 RGB XMAS Lights
Instructions from Cypress PSOC 4 + ESP8266 WS2812 RGB XMAS Lights
Use P3_0 and P3_1 to communicate with the ESP8266 RX/TX via a 5v<>3.3v shifter., add UART component and config to 11500kbps, 1024 rx buffer, 128 tx buffer (or less) default everything else.Add a X to 3.3V VREG and power the ESP8266 and level shifter.Make...

PixiFlood
Instructions from PixiFlood
Solder: WS2811S (IC2) to PCB. Same warnings as the PT4115B.That is the last of the SMT/SMD components, everything from this point forward is Plated Through Hole (PTH).Stage 1 Assembly is complete. At this point you are ready to conduct the first series...

Electromagnetic Teaching Aid
Instructions from Electromagnetic Teaching Aid
At this point take the other half of your electrical tape and wrap it around to keep everything covered and in place. I also like to cut a little away around the LEDs so they can be seen well from above. I have been using paper hole reinforcement stickers...

Bike improvement: fitting a rack
Instructions from Bike improvement: fitting a rack
Go to the hardware store. For this project the following supplies were needed:2 x 50mm L-shaped mounting brackets1 x M6 screw, 40mm long1 x M6 washer1 x M6 locknut (it resists better to the vibrations than regular threaded nuts)2 x M5 locknuts (the rear...

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>...

Final Test
Instructions from SOLAR POWERED WIFI WEATHER STATION
Place the device on sunlight, the red led on TP 4056 charger module will lit up. 1. Blynk App Monitoring: Open the blynk project.If everything is Ok,you will notice the gauge will live and the graph stat to plot the temperature data. 2. ThingSpeak Monitoring...

Wiring Arduino to transistor and relay
Instructions from MacBook Speech Recognition Starts A Jeep
Here is a diagram for the KRPA-11DG-12 relay which I found at https://www.digikey.co.il/product-detail/en/te-connectivity-potter-brumfield-relays/KRPA-11DG-12/PB169-ND/45030: If you are not familiar with electromagnetic relays, they are basically a switch...

Assembling the hardware
Instructions from Skin Temperature Scanner
Solder the pins to the breakout board of the thermal sensor. Connect the 5 pins of the thermal sensor to the first 5 pins of the GPIO on the Raspberry Pi: 5V -> pin 1SDA -> pin 3SCL -> pin 5INT -> pin 7GND -> pin 9 Screw the display to the Raspberry...

Drilling Part I
Instructions from Ender 3 PCB Drilling
Place the PCB to be drilled on top of a cardboard sheet (it doesn't need to be thick, mine is 1mm), which goes on top of the Ender 3 printing table. Hold everything with clamps on the corners. Alternatively, you might use double-sided stick tape.Manually...

Prepering powerbank
Instructions from PocketWhale
In parts i have puted link to powerbank that i am using. To make conectror for it you will need: 1 USB C cable, 1 micro USB cable and 2 USB A cables. Now take printed part (powerbank holder) put it on top of powerbank and to holes put all cables. USC...

Assemble your machine and enjoy the silence
Instructions from Make your stock Ender 3 printer silent!
After the proper setup, you should begin to assemble your machine. Before assembling your machine, switch it off and or disconnect your power cable. After that reconnect your connectors to their original sockets, organize the cabling and fix your board...

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Instructions from Crius Vertical Infinity Control-Arduino USB MIDI
I hope you enjoyed the proccess and made one for your self! You can find everything you need for this project INCLUDING INSTRUCTIONS IN ENGLISH to my website : www.criusdigitalstudio.com You can find my projects and support me at the following social...

The hardware build
Instructions from A 'smart' controller for a powered chair or bed
Putting it all together is probably the funnest part. Use your best judgement of how to arrang everything, or simply use the images as a guide. I've found that standoffs are you friend... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06Y5TJXY1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1...

Solder top and bottom coperr layers together
Instructions from Keysheet
Somewhat finicky since the copper is in the middle with plastic film on the outside. Lightly tin the ends of traces but don't apply too much solder. Having a bump will make it harder to align the traces, also if you try to squash it while solder is molten...

Norman, Coordinate
Instructions from Norman, Coordinate
Build the control switch Step 1: Thread a short piece of wire through the ring and the switch. Step 2: Twist the wire until the switch is solid against the ring. Step 3: Test it for fit and comfort. Step 4: Connect/solder the switch to D11-D12 on the...

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