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  • Keurig Particle.IO

  • So if you just want to power it on and simple brew operations, you just need to cut the wire connected to Pin 11, connect the half of the wire going to the lower control board to the DAC (outputs a pulse width modulated analog value), then connect the...
  • Let's Build

  • First connect five push switches to a bread board.Of course you can connect maximum of 1023 switches theoretically to a 8 bit micro controller like Arduino. then inter connect resistors in between the push switches as shown in the diagram.connect...
  • Clunke Button

  • Making one button takes me about 8 hours of printing and 1 hour of assembly.MaterialsCherry MX Switch3.5mm Mono Port6" or so of wireOptional: Compression spring for adjusting the button's actuation force.Optional: 3.5mm Mono cable to connect the button...
  • 3D printing

  • I created a spreadsheet of the times to print the parts for the basic flying saucer. This is the one I made without a NAS in it, that acts as a slave set of 84 LEDs to the first. It takes around 8 days to print (at 14 hours per day) or less when...
  • Keurig Particle.IO

  • Once you have your Particle.IO Photon setup you need to program it . Particle.IO using Javascript. Every Particle.IO program has a few sections: global, where global variables can be declared, a setup() function that is ran once on startup, and a loop()...
  • Keurig Particle.IO

  • Now create an alias and set the pin Modeint btnsIn = A1; // The wire to the main control unit will be the output and wired to the DAC int btnsOut = DAC; // Spliced into pin 13 on display control wires, We will use this to determine if the Keurig is on...
  • Order components, PCBs, solder-paste, and stencil

  • Order parts and supplies needed specifically for the TinyFPGA A-Series board:TinyFPGA A-Series Solder Paste StencilYou'll need to generate the gerber files and upload the solder paste layer. Either stainless steel or polymide stencils should work.TinyFPGA...
  • Connections

  • Stack the I/O Expansion Shield on the Arduino UNO.Take the Heart Rate Sensor Module and put the strap through the holes in the modules so that you can wrap on your finger, wrist, earlobe or other areas where it has contact with your...
  • Solder the PIR to the OLED shield

  • Solder the power, ground, and signal pins to the proper holes on the OLED shield.  The OLED shield doesn't have printed labels, so align it with the Adalogger to see the connection.  Or just count - Power is the 2nd hole from the bottom (3V...
  • Connect NeoPixel

  • Connect the A1 pin of the microcontroller with the data pin of the NeoPixel (Middel downward facing) by running a wire (blue) to the pad adjacend to the SMD section. Connect the ground and vcc of the upper parts with to the corresponding parts of the...
  • Creating the L298n Circuit

  • The primary purpose of the circuit on our ROV is to take input from a program and use this input to control the motors.  Obtain 2 L298n motor controllers.Connect the 12 volts and ground to the two terminals. Connect the 5 volts terminal to...
  • Coding

  • Take a look at the program, all the lines are commented properly. Now let's upload the code and see it in action. //www.diyusthad.com //https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjwtJsOrZyH7E6sBr_YJSeA //Code by Najad #define sw A1 //name for analog pin A1 #define...