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  • Firmware upload overview

  • Pedalino is using 2 boards and 3 microcontrollers. All of them need to be flashed with the right firmware before using Pedalino. ModelBoardMicrocontrollerFirmwareInstructions BothArduino Mega 2560ATmega2560ATmega16U2PedalinoMocoLUFAClick hereClick here and hereAESP-01S...
  • Instructions

  • Best Budget DIY GPS/GNSS Base Station using the UM980 and a ESP32Introduction The ESP32 is a versatile microcontroller renowned for its WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities. In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up the your ESP32 development board...
  • I2C Sensors and debugging

  • I wanted to use a BMP280 I had in my parts bin for altitude measurements. I have used it in the past for a simple weather station and it works great! Turns out, it is even the go to sensor for Stratux, so I went ahead and plugged it in, activated it...
  • Lighting Design

  • We had to do lots of experimenting with different types of glow powders and different types of lighting.LightsFor the best "pop" highlighting the fine details of your leaves, you want a really low wavelength (below 400nm, like 390nm). This reduces the...
  • Program the Microcontroller

  • Before mounting the prototype PCB to the housing, I recommend uploading the required sketch to the ATtiny84 microcontroller with a programmer of your choice. I used a USBtinyISP type shown in the picture. /*Sketch for the Scary Cat Project by Gene H*/...
  • EDID Inserter

  • Plug in the freshly minted EDID Inserter and a repeated invocation of the following should yield only 256 FFs typical of an EEPROM fresh from the factory:sudo i2cdump 3 0x50Dire admonitions are issued even when merely trying to read:No size specified...
  • Instructions

  • DIY Onocoy Reference Station Setup GuideIn this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of setting up your own GPS Onocoy server using cost-effective hardware options and reliable GPS receivers. Whether you’re interested in enhancing the accuracy of...
  • Crazy Clock

  • Obtain a clock movement or remove the one from the clock you intend to modify. The recommended clock movement if you wish to start with a fresh one is the Quartex Q-80, available from Klockit. It's also the movement being used (at least at present) by...
  • Step 13

  • Choose one object. Use Move tool to transfer it to center and set value 80 on Z axis, also transfer to center another object
  • 3D printing the enclosure

  • Here are a few more-or-less random notes about 3D printing the calculator enclosure. I've printed it with the Creality Ender 3 V2 printer using PETG plastic, and the case went really well I think. Contrary to what's written in many websites,...
  • Run a Program

  • #include const char* ssid = "*********"; // Your ssid const char* password = "***********"; // Your Password float temp_celsius = 0; float temp_fahrenheit = 0; WiFiServer server(80); void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); pinMode(A0, INPUT); Serial.println();...