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Instructions from Nerve spiral game for kids
Cut the conductive wire into a piece of 15cm and a piece of 5cm. Make a shape from the long piece of wire. Insert one side of this metal wire into the dupont wire (the one with the two black ends) from the previous step. Sometimes you have to push...

Step 4: Source Code
Instructions from Arduino Color Picker
Source code is available for free on GitHub: https://github.com/alojzjakob/Arduino-Color-Picker You are more than welcome to improve the code, as the code provided is only the starting point, but works well. This project uses these 2 specific libraries,...

Step 4: Code
Instructions from Convert your old phone into a remote switch
Here I will read the analog port and look for a high signal. And switch the pins accordingly. I have written everything in comments and code is self-explanatory. Whenever it reads a certain voltage at analog pin it activates the switch. This switch can...

Step 4: The code
Instructions from Build Interactive Bridge Using Minecraft Raspi
We’ll start by writing our python code, first we’ll start by importing a few libraries that we’ll need in order to integrate our code with the Minecraft world. Then, we’ll import the time library, specifically a function called sleep. The sleep function...

Solder the 4 sensors onto the 4 PCBs
Instructions from Ergonomic handheld mouse / keyboard alternative
The wiring of this step is very simple in theory, but you'll need quite a steady hand & eyes because it requires SMD soldering. These 3-pin DRV5053 sensors simply have a Ground, Positive and Signal pin. To connect 4 of these sensors to the TinyBLE...

4. Kalman Observer
Instructions from Adventures in state-space control, Arduino edition
I previously mentioned glitches in position sensing, likely caused by "dead spots" in the TIO (tin indium oxide) layer(s) of the resistive touchscreen. The sudden apparent movement of the ball will cause the controller to react, sometimes causing the...

4: make clock face
Instructions from ESP and WS2812 based clock
The clock face is made in plexi glass. Diameter 31.4cm (1m led strip / pi - 2 x 2mm thickness of led strip) The numbers was written on computer font size 96 and font size 120 for 12,3 ,6 and 9. I put the print out under the plexi glass and used...

Step 4: Arduino Connections
Instructions from Spider Robot with Arduino
Its time to make connections between Arduino and components. Please follow the instructions : front-left-axis : Pin 2front-left-lift : Pin 3back-left-axis : Pin 4back-left-lift : Pin 5back-right-axis : Pin 6back-right-lift : Pin 7front-right-axis : Pin...

Solder the LED's to pin 0 and 11
Instructions from ATtiny Super Capacitor Spider
I picked pin 0 and 11 since these are the closest to the USB connector (head of the spider) after the 5V and GND. 5V and GND are used for the first legs. Unfortunately pin 11 is the reset pin and for that reason the reset was disabled in step 1 so that...

Step 4) Configure Cricket
Instructions from BBC Micro:bit + WiFi + Phone Notifications
IOT Cricketis an easy to use ultra-low power WiFi module, which can operate directly on batteries for a very long time (for years in many use cases). You simply attach a sensor and battery to it and the device is ready to transmit data instantaneously...

Simple Sensor Hookup 9/4
Instructions from ThIRd Eye: Ground Level Detection for Wheelchairs
The three distance sensors are connected to the analog pins on the Arduino Uno board. I currently have an LCD displaying the distance measured by each of the three sensors, but it is not necessary for the final build. A piezoelectric buzzer is attached...

Step 4: Coding the module
Instructions from Easy to Implement UI || OLED Display with Joystick
1. Download the following libraries: 1.1. https://github.com/akarsh98/DFRobot_OLED12864 1.2. https://github.com/akarsh98/DFRobot_BME280 2. Extract the downloaded libraries, rename them by removing the name "-master" from them. 3. Navigate to...

Step 4: Write your program
Instructions from Flying DJI Tello with GO Programming Language
You can run the following example taken from the GoBot site. I use the Atom editor and save the file as tello.go. You can give it any name or extension. As long as you have Go installed, you should be able to run the Go program from the command...

4. Upload Code and calibrate
Instructions from Nixie Pendulum Clock - Concept
The code was there long ago (about one year).. but it was frustrating to calibrate so this project got shelved. First of all - after every upload i have to unplug usb and recable Vin to see your changes outcome. Try to find the single minute position,...

Step 4: Upper Body Assembly
Instructions from DIY Solar Panel Tracker with Arduino
There are two portions to the upper body. The first portion is the one that adjusts the solar panel left and right. The component that rises and lowers the solar panel may be thought of as the second portion. I'll teach you how to put the first part...

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