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Arduino or Wemos Code
Instructions from WiFi Signal Strength Scanner Monitor or Checker
In the arduino code set your WiFi credentials char wifissid[] = "ENTER YOUR WiFi SSID HERE"; char wifipass[] = "ENTER YOUR WiFi PASSWORD HERE"; Normally, the signal strength is displayed in dBm. But for a non techie person, the signal strength in terms...

Pedal Wiring
Instructions from Pedalino™
Pedalino is designed to work with the majority of expression pedals on the market, but there are a few popular pedal types which are incompatible and need to use adapters in order to work with Pedalino. There is no recognized standard for footswitch...

Cree Dimming Level
Instructions from Cree Dimming Level
Flash the Arduino with the following sketch. This is also included as a file attached to the project. int last_level = 0; bool last_state = false; bool stable = false; int count = 0; const int cutoffs[198] = {/* 1*/ 833, 831, /* 2*/ 825, 823, /* 3*/...

Make 20 vactrols
Instructions from PHOSPHOR Video Distortion
In order to control the video effects via MIDI, I needed a part that could override the potentiometers. For full effects, I need less than 30 ohms, to switch an effect off completely, a resistance of more than a few kohms would be desirable. I couldn't...

Step 20: Gather components for sub-sea cable
Instructions from "Mercator Origins": Sat Nav & Telemetry for Divers
Components: Blue Robotics 4-core Ping Cable (11 metres), 2 x 4.5mm WLP-M06 cable wet link penetrators including nuts, o-rings, and silicone seal, plus 2 x cut shake-proof washers, 1 x rubber strain relief boot , 2 x Micro JST 2-way female connectors....

Connections
Instructions from TRICORDUINO - 3.0 True Scientific Tricorder
You can find every information about Feather MO Adalogger in: https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-feather-m0-adalogger/overview I have used all pins of Feather and I would like to have more pins available. These are the connections of the set: Pin00-...

Prep Your Board!
Instructions from Sotto: A Silent One-Handed Modular Keyset
Cut your protoboard to roughly fit the size of the Feather. Use your wires to take the inconveniently placed pins and turn them into tidy little rows of four. The rows should be: A0 3v Gnd 11 A1 3v ...

Cabling the MPE device's hardware-components
Instructions from MPE-DIY-Device
Power supply: Ground - GND from Teensy (power-rail as described in the PDF attached) +3.3V - 3.3V from Teensy (power-rail as described in the PDF attached) Joystick 1: VRx - Pin 23/A9 (horizontal control) VRy - Pin 22/A8 (vertical control) SW - Pin 01...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
I attached a 2 axis gyroscope and 3 axis accelerometer onto this project so that I could add some interesting control to the device. The 5 degrees of freedom board from Sparkfun outputs data from its gyroscope and accelerometer as analog voltages. I...

Wiring Up the Circuit (Wemos D1)
Instructions from Wi-Fi Controlled Robot Using Blynk App
In the video above I show you how you can assemble the electronics in the robot structure. A power pack made of three 18650 batteries was installed on the back of the robot. It provides 11.1V (3 x 3.7V) to the robot. That's enough to power the 12V DC...

Wiring Up the Circuit (Wemos D1)
Instructions from Wi-Fi Voice Controlled Robot with Google Assistant
In the video above I show you how you can assemble the electronics in the robot structure. A power pack made of three 18650 batteries was installed on the back of the robot. It provides 11.1V (3 x 3.7V) to the robot. That's enough to power the 12V DC...

3. Programming the WeMos D1 Mini Microcontroller
Instructions from IoT Automatic Dog Feeder
You can follow along with this tutorial and write the code as go or simply download the project code here. 3.1 Blynk Library and Settings At the very top of your main firmware, define Template ID and Device Name before adding...

Setup WEMOS D1 Mini using the Arduino IDE
Instructions from Connect the WEMOS D1 Mini ESP8266 with Ubidots
Begin by connecting your WEMOS D1 mini to your computers USB port to configure the device. 1.- Download the Arduino IDE if you do not already have it. 1a. - Open the Arduino IDE, select Files -> Preferences and enter the URL below into Additional...

Building a F-23 Rapteur - A1 5th or 6th-generation DARPA Superjet.
Instructions from Radio Controlled (RC) F-23 Rapteur-A.
Step #1: Find and locate a simple cardboard box. Note: depending on the size of the product you desire to build will influence the actual box size as selected.Step #2: Search on the world wide web for images of the F-22 Raptor Jet which inspired the...

Creating the wires to connect the sensor with the D1 Mini
Instructions from SMS Garage Alert system using an Ultrasonic sensor
The D1 mini is a cheap microcontroller with a wifi module. It's possible to connect the board with my home Wifi, if I place it next to one of the windows of my garage. The connected Ultrasonic sensor itself has to be placed in front of the garage door...

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