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  • Install your grownode environment
  • Instructions     from GrowNode - Plant Growing platform
  • (see website for details) This page describes the steps needed to have a working development environment on your PC. Set up your environment ESP-IDF ESP-IDF is the development environment provided by the ESP32 chipmaker. It lets you design applications...

  • Upload the Sketch
  • Instructions     from Compact Voice Changer
  • The next step, with everything in place, is to upload the sketch to the board. The default sketch allows input from either the TFT screen (if it's detected) or the Android app. Possible Edits for You to Do There are some things you may need to change...

  • Design
  • Instructions     from Small Programmable Kiln
  • Decide on kiln size. Some factors to consider: Max temperature neededMains socket available (limits available amps)Max weightMin ramp rateAvailability of material and componentsTop load/front load These will drive the max wattage needed, internal size...

  • Adding the Sixfab 3G/4G Base Hat and Quectel Module
  • Instructions     from Mesh Gateway
  • Read the getting started guide: https://docs.sixfab.com/docs/raspberry-pi-3g-4g-lte-base-hat-getting-started Use the QMI interface with Base Hat guide: https://docs.sixfab.com/docs/qmi-interface-with-base-hat Below are the commands you will need to run,...

  • uTopiaPrinter (SLA)
  • Instructions     from uTopiaPrinter (SLA)
  • Controller boardI am limited with electronics. Need help to do a better controller board and shematics.Thank you for your indulgance.Fritzing project : Download Bill of Materials Amount Label Type 1 Arduino Nano Arduino Nano (or compatible) 2 C1/C2 Electrolytic...

  • Keurig Particle.IO
  • Instructions     from Keurig Particle.IO
  • So the pin 11 wire is connected to all of the buttons on the Keurig, on/off, large, medium, small, and menu. It just outputs different voltages when each is pressed. In the global section add variables for each value to make it simpler to understand....

  • Assemble the electronics!
  • Instructions     from Feeding Experimentation Device (FED) 2.0
  • Plug the 6 pin cable into the header on the screen, and the 3 pin connection to the motor shield Screw the motor wires into the motor terminals: from top: yellow blue orange pink (leave red out for now)Strip the ground wires from 4 components (BNC,...

  • Coding for Receiver
  • Instructions     from ESP32 BLE Communication
  • #include "Arduino.h" #include #include #include #include #include // How many leds in your strip? #define NUM_LEDS 1 #define DATA_PIN 27 // Define the array of leds CRGB leds[NUM_LEDS]; String knownBLEAddresses[] = {"24:a1:60:53:06:3e"}; int RSSI_THRESHOLD...
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