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  • WiFi ePaper
  • Instructions     from WiFi ePaper
  • Flash a NodeMCU firmware imageFor flashing a new image, I use esptool. Plugin your NodeMCU module to an USB port, clone the esptool project and flash your firmware. Usually a new device will appear, like /dev/ttyUSB0. Step by step:git clone https://github.com/themadinventor/esptool.git...

  • Firmware upload overview
  • Instructions     from Pedalino™
  • 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...

  • Some notes
  • Instructions     from Hydroponics Sensor
  • The ESP-32 board pins operate in 3.3v levels while the Gravity pH and EC sensors operate in 5V. I inserted a simple voltage divider to shift 5v to 3.3v levels on the signal pins. 

  • EDID Inserter
  • Instructions     from 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...

  • Lighting Design
  • Instructions     from Long Range RFID Controlled Dry Cleaner
  • 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...

  • Instructions
  • Instructions     from Budget DIY ESP32 GPS Base Station and Receiver
  • 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...

  • Joy232
  • Instructions     from Joy232
  • Loading the Hook Code In order to use Joy232 it is necessary to load it on the MSX by either of the methods presented below.Method 1: Copy the file "joy232.bin" to a floppy disk (or an equivalent option like the SD Mapper interface. load and execute...

  • Instructions
  • Instructions     from DIY Ntrip Server and Reference Station Setup
  • 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...

  • Step 1: 3D printing
  • Instructions     from UltraTower
  • To build a tower you will need to print the 3D parts shown on the left of the image. The "Sensors float" part is optional, print it if you want to use the pH and EC sensors. You will need 12 times the part: "Basket".  You can download the files...

  • Step 1: 3D printing
  • Instructions     from UltraTower 2023
  • To build a tower you will need to print the 3D parts shown on the left of the image. The "Sensors float" part is optional, print it if you want to use the pH and EC sensors. You will need 12 times the part: "Basket".  You can download the files...
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