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  • Transformer Build
  • Instructions     from 350 Watt True Sine Inverter
  • This instruction is for building the transformer.  It describes materials and fabrication guidance but assumes the reader has experience assembling magnetics.  Additional information can be found in the magnetics zip file and the 'inductors'...

  • Sigma Derby Clone
  • Instructions     from Sigma Derby Clone
  • Program odds display)The board will receive the same 5 digit signal as the other boards, and break out the first two digits to print the odds.Left 5 odds display:#include int h45odds = 0; int h35odds = 0; int h34odds = 0; int h25odds = 0; int h24odds...

  • Source Code
  • Instructions     from Arduino Amazing Interactive Snowflake
  • #include "SoftPWM.h" #include byte edgeLedPins[] = {13, A4, A5, 2, 8, 12}; byte middleLedPins[] = {10, 6, 3, 5, 9, 11}; byte innerLedPins[] = {A2, A3, A1, 4, 7, A1}; ADCTouchSensor touchSensor = ADCTouchSensor(A0, 1); void setup() {   Serial.begin(115200);...

  • Run a Code
  • Instructions     from AC Voltmeter using Arduino
  • int m; // initialise variable m float n; //initialise variable n void setup() { pinMode(A0,INPUT); // set pin a0 as input pin Serial.begin(9600);// begin serial communication between Arduino and pc } void loop() { m=analogRead(A0); // read analog values...

  • The Spinning Spectrometer
  • Instructions     from The Spinning Spectrometer
  • Arduino Code// Arduino code for THE SPINNING SPECTROMETER // // This code is released under the beerware license: As long as you // retain this notice you can do whatever you want with this stuff. If we // meet some day, and you think this stuff is worth...

  • Joystick module
  • Instructions     from MSX on RC2014
  • This is a very simple module, it contains the two joystick ports and some logic.  It depends on the sound module for the i/o. As per the earlier instruction step, the *R6* of Ed's sound module is required because earlier revisions can't be jumpered...

  • Back Panel
  • Instructions     from Modular Display Clock
  • The components are attached to a baseplate (95(W) x 128(L) mm), which is fitted to the back of the MDE's with M3 X 25mm bolts and 10mm standoffs. Four bolts are fitted through the holes in the Neopixel support board and the standoffs fitted to attach...

  • Arduino Code
  • Instructions     from OBS_IRL_STREAM_DECK
  • It's in the GITHUB! The code comes down the these smaller steps: MQTT handling and Button handling. Let's do button handling first. I made a simple button object with the pin number, button press boolean, and button count. struct Button { const uint8_t...

  • GCODE Commands
  • Instructions     from DIY Inkjet Printer
  • The printer can be controlled by sending values via i2c. Each set bit represents a printer command like: 0 - everything off 1 - single drop printhead 1 2 - single drop printhead 2 4 - single drop printhead 3 8 - single drop printhead 4 16 - drops at...

  • Clock in a Box
  • Instructions     from 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.

  • ESP 8266 pin uses and restrictions
  • Instructions     from ESP cookbook
  • 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...
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