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Getting Started
Instructions from Getting Started with TivaWare Launchpad - Basics ⚓
The TivaWare for software development kit (SDK) provides all of the components necessary for engineers to evaluate and develop applications for the Texas Instruments TM4C Arm Cortex - M4F device family. Based on Embedded C language, it allows developers...

A working MSX1 with BASIC
Instructions from MSX on RC2014
The conversion to MSX1 by adding PPI, keyboard and BIOS/BASIC ROM gives you an advanced version of BASIC which includes commands for the screen modes, graphics functions like circle and line and the Music Macro Language (MML) for writing music....

The HYDRA multiheaded virtual computer
Instructions from The HYDRA multiheaded virtual computer
Gather parts to build a system for your intended purpose:Research your system board & processor & be double or more sure it is supported. Number of PCIe, PCI should reflect what you want to run. Internal serial HEADER is preferable over DB9 on...

commonCode (not exclusively for AVRs)
Instructions from commonCode (not exclusively for AVRs)
From the file '_GettingStartedMega328P.txt' (Developed alongside submission of 'audioThing' to the contest)IF THIS LINE-WRAPS ODDLY:Try to Resize your window-width (counter-intuitively: *smaller* may look better, as HaD apparently lays-out the page differently...

The Talking Microtronic Computer System Emulator
Instructions from The Talking Microtronic Computer System Emulator
Set up the hardware - the emulator main sketch shows the pin layout: // // SD+Ethernet Shield (optional) // #if defined (SDCARD) #define SDCARD_CHIP_SELECT 4 // // software serial interface for Emic 2 TTS module (optional) // #if defined (SPEECH) #define...

About ASR6601 Module
Instructions from LoRa & Microcontroller solution | ASR6601 Tutorial
ASR6601 is a general LPWAN Wireless Communication SoC, with an integrated RF Transceiver, Modem, and a 32-bit RISC MCU. The MCU uses ARM Cortex M4, with a 48 MHz operating frequency. The RF Transceiver has continuous frequency coverage from 150 MHz...

Mathematic Operations
Instructions from 2022 Hackaday Supercon 6 Badge Guide
If you've made it this far, we'll assume you understand the basics of entering binary instructions into the Supercon.6 badge and executing them. Now, we're going to ramp things up a bit by chaining multiple instructions together into actual programs....

Manipulating Memory
Instructions from 2022 Hackaday Supercon 6 Badge Guide
So far, we've been mainly concerned with the General Purpose Registers R0 through R9, and a handful of the Special Function Registers (SFRs) that allow us to poke and prod at the inner workings of the badge. For a great many tasks, this is sufficient....

BradWii on the Hubsan Q4
Instructions from BradWii on the Hubsan Q4
Build the JigGet 4 (or more) SparkFun Pogo Pins and any STMicro Discovery board with STLink/v2.Get some wire to connect between the jig and STLink/v2. 3 pins (SWCLK, SWDIO, GND) will go to 3 neighboring pins on the SWD header of the Discovery, and 1...

Linear vs Logarithmic Scaling
Instructions from Audio VU Meters & Raspberry Pi
Now we are practically done, but if you have inspected my code carefully, you could see that I am not using a linear scale to output the VU Meter value. I was using a linear scale at the beginning, but noticed that it was very hard to read low system...

Introduction and some important notes
Instructions from MSX on RC2014
I love the RC2014's modular form factor and the fact that it's an 8-bit computer built from new parts. However, my own nostalgia is for character graphics and bitmapped screens rather than terminals and serial i/o. For me, the addition of sound...

Mechanical build
Instructions from VSTiBox
Warning: if you want to build your own VSTiBox, please consider that the v1.0 design files contain some errors, but a manual workaround is possible. During the build process of my VSTiBox I came across a number of design mistakes which I have tried to...

Sound Check
Instructions from Retrex Audio
This is the quick hack of another code sample "Register writer" to play a warm up sound. The hardware is based on the schematic linked in the code. Works with Arduino Uno R3 aka: 328 compatible boards. https://pastebin.com/raw/FehmVLQS /*******************************************************************...

Final Assembly:
Instructions from THB6064AH-SMT Stepper Motor driver
12. [ ] The big THB6064AH chip: Since this product has a MOS structure, it is sensitive to electrostatic discharge. These ICs are highly sensitive to electrostatic discharge. When handling them, please be careful of electrostatic discharge,...

▇▇▇▇ Key Point #1: Does Verilog Execute Like Software? ▇▇▇▇
Instructions from FPGA Bootcamp #1
(Note: now we are going to start working on the Adder. You can download the source from the file section or follow along in the online simulator). Verilog isn't executable in the same way that C or Python code is (except when it is). That’s...

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