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  • L.A.S.E.R. Tag Control
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  • Hardware setup expects an Arduino Micro with the following hardware attached:Big Dome Button hacked to support RGB LED, microswitch normally open pin connected to pin 12, Common Anode RGB pins connected to PWM pins 9, 10 and 11.RGB Illuminated Rotary...

  • LayerOne 2014 Conference Badge
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  • STM32103RET6 ARM Cortex (currently, if i can't make the ADC behave and the SPI SLAVE to work correctly then going to flip back to the SAM7, which would suck a lot. (which we ended up doing for this round) )  I have still continued the STM32 build...

  • Analog CPU Gauge
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  • I'd always wanted a CPU gauge for my computer. Ok, and a bandwidth gauge for my router. You name it, I want a nice analog gauge for it. It always seemed a bit silly to use an true galvanometer based analog gauge for signals that are inherently digital....

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  • Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
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  • Intending to keep this as compact as possible I'm looking at BGA packages for SRAM and std package for the SPI Flash.  The several that I've chosen will enable me to keep costs below $30 for the whole board (target = $25) and still have head room...

  • X12 Turtle Beach Headset Hack
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  • I needed to remove the dials and the switch from the board because I wanted to have them accessible from the rim of the ear muff. However, each of these components had a minimum of 5 pins. My approach was to use a hot air gun to melt all the solder on...

  • X12 Turtle Beach Headset Hack
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  • I needed to remove the dials and the switch from the board because I wanted to have them accessible from the rim of the ear muff. However, each of these components had a minimum of 5 pins. My approach was to use a hot air gun to melt all the solder on...

  • Christmas Lights Fail
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  • Hardware used.  Seeeduino v1.1 Phaktor bought this a few years back, played with it a couple of times but it just sat in his hobby bin ‘til now. Parallax LCD  http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/27977/27... bought from RadioShack...

  • USB Laser Pointer Adapter
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  • Heres how to make it :Unscrew the back off the laser pen.Remove the cap off the ink pen and cut the tip off about the height of the three batteries from the laser pen .Drill a hole in the tip of the ink pen cap and drill two holes through the back of...

  • Z80 Microcomputer System
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  • The heavy lifting is done by an ATmega324PA, which generates the video, interprets the PS/2 keyboard scancodes and provides a serial interface. It is clocked at 27MHz. This frequency was chosen because it can provide correct timings for both NTSC and...

  • Z80 Microcomputer System
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  • The heavy lifting is done by an ATmega324PA, which generates the video, interprets the PS/2 keyboard scancodes and provides a serial interface. It is clocked at 27MHz. This frequency was chosen because it can provide correct timings for both NTSC and...

  • BlindSpot
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  • Keep in mind, for windows 7+ I had to change the friendly names of each web cam so that Processing can address each one consistently. Here is a tutorial: http://www.eightforums.com/customization/15321-tu... Also, here is an Instructable to hack the power...

  • HP Touchpad Charging Wall Mount
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  • For a while had been wanting to experiment with having touchscreens around the house to add more home control options to a location.  Having a smartphone and older iPod touches used as remote controls, I knew they aren't always within reach or easily...
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