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  • Header Pins
  • Instructions     from Sig7Seg - controller for mechanical 7 segment
  • Solder on the 3 sets of three pin headers for the i2c address (A0, A1, and A2). You'll need to attach a jumper to each one to pull the pin high or low (chip will not work if these are left floating). The remaining header pins are optional depending...

  • Provisioning the Raspberry Pi
  • Instructions     from GePS
  • Next, you're going to get the SD card ready for booting the operating system on the Raspberry Pi. This begins with copying the official raspbian lite image to the SD card. This is a process that can be done in many ways, and it slightly differs depending...

  • Build and Initial Testing
  • Instructions     from Digital Manometer/CPAP Machine Monitor
  • First prepare all the parts for final assembly. Solder the pins to the Nano board if needed then install the Nano board to the I/O expansion board. Then, attach or solder the jumper wires to the button switch and the buzzer. I used some leftover servo...

  • Run a Program
  • Instructions     from Arduino DC Motor Speed & Direction Control
  • int x;int y;void setup() { pinMode(2,OUTPUT); pinMode(3,OUTPUT); pinMode(6,OUTPUT); pinMode(A0,INPUT);} void loop() { x=analogRead(A0); y=map(x,0,1023,0,255); analogWrite(6,y); digitalWrite(2,HIGH); digitalWrite(3,HIGH);}

  • NANO-4096
  • Instructions     from NANO-4096
  • Finally screw the spacer onto the joystick breakout boardSolder the joystick onto the perfboard and connect VCC (5v) and GNDConnect the X pot to A1 (Since the board is rotated X becomes Y)Connect the Y pot to A0Key is not connected

  • Assemble the Four Adafruit Trellis Modules
  • Instructions     from Kord Kontroller
  • Solder up the four Adafruit Trellis modules.  If desired, add LEDs to the top side of the board.  The orientation for the LEDs is noted on the silksreen on the top side of the board.  For more reinforcement, bridge the connections between...

  • Source Code
  • Instructions     from Arduino Amazing Interactive Snowflake
  • #include "SoftPWM.h" #include byte edgeLedPins[] = {13, A4, A5, 2, 8, 12}; byte middleLedPins[] = {10, 6, 3, 5, 9, 11}; byte innerLedPins[] = {A2, A3, A1, 4, 7, A1}; ADCTouchSensor touchSensor = ADCTouchSensor(A0, 1); void setup() {   Serial.begin(115200);...

  • Run a Code
  • Instructions     from AC Voltmeter using Arduino
  • int m; // initialise variable m float n; //initialise variable n void setup() { pinMode(A0,INPUT); // set pin a0 as input pin Serial.begin(9600);// begin serial communication between Arduino and pc } void loop() { m=analogRead(A0); // read analog values...
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