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  • 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 ...

  • Wire
  • Instructions     from Hybrid Sim Yoke
  • Wire as follows:  Both potentiometers Pin 1: 5v Both potentiometers Pin 3: ground Left potentiometer Pin 2: A0 Right potentiometer Pin 2: A3. Note that they have two channels, and all three wires have to connect to the same channel...

  • Wiring Up the Octosonar
  • Instructions     from HC-SR04 I2C Octopus "octosonar"
  • The connections on the Octosonar are clearly labelled. I'll try and run up a wiring diagram later, but for now the following list of connections should get you there. To connect to Arduino Octosonar PinUno Pin DefaultDescription5V5V5V supply for...

  • Build and Initial Testing
  • Instructions     from Digital Manometer/CPAP Machine Monitor
  • 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...

  • Assemble the Four Adafruit Trellis Modules
  • Instructions     from Kord Kontroller
  • Solder up the four Adafruit Trellis modules.  If desired, add LEDs to the top side of the board.  The orientation for the LEDs is noted on the silksreen on the top side of the board.  For more reinforcement, bridge the connections between...

  • Clone of stEve
  • Instructions     from Clone of stEve
  • Breadboard circuit- The light follower circuit for the workshop is made up of two LDRs in voltage dividers with 22kOhm resistors (VCC - LDR - {signal to A0} - Resistor - Ground), (VCC - LDR - {signal to A1} - Resistor - Ground).- Additionally we supply...

  • 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...

  • Wiring the Circuit
  • Instructions     from The Wireless Tin Can Telephone
  • Once everything is securely glued in, it’s time for wiring! Use the provided schematic to connect all the jumpers to their appropriate pins. I’ll also provide the pin-outs below: (Note, this is for the Gravity Expansion HAT) Antenna Board: MI -> MISOMO...

  • Attach the nosepoke wires to the LCD shield.
  • Instructions     from ROBucket
  • 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). ...
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