139 Results for "Reverse Engineering Blood Glucose Monitors"

UM4: Universal Mini Modular Maker Machine
Instructions from UM4: Universal Mini Modular Maker Machine
current test code running on arduinoint Distance = 0; // Record the number of steps we've takenvoid setup() { pinMode(8, OUTPUT); pinMode(9, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(8, LOW); digitalWrite(9, LOW);}void loop() { digitalWrite(9, HIGH); delayMicroseconds(50);...

Apple TV
Instructions from Apple TV
Powerlines of PITo directly wire the Pi into the Powersystem of the Display i used those spots to connect it :The image above shows the way this should be achieved - the red wire for the positive 5V input, and the black wire for the negative/ground input....

Internet of Cowbell
Instructions from Internet of Cowbell
HookupCheckout Sparkfun's Hookup Guide for the FET Shield. We are going to hook GND to GND, VIN to 3V3 and Pin2 to Fet2. (you can use any of the Imp pins you'll just need to tweak the software, you can also use any of the Fet pins as long as you also...

Arduino Glasses a HMD for Multimeter
Instructions from Arduino Glasses a HMD for Multimeter
Connecting the Owon B35T Multimeter with the data glassesThis multimeter has an intern bluetooth 4.0 communication, so you can connect it to your phone or tabletI had to reverse engineer the serial protocol.Config of the BT module.I used a simple Arduino...

Making the top
Instructions from Flying saucer clock (and NAS!)
For the UFO containing the Raspberry Pi and other NAS components, small push buttons are added to the internal top plate. These buttons can be omitted for a 'slave' saucer that doesn't need these inputs. A transparent lever is added (in all cases) and...

Got root?
Instructions from Breadboarded 3-Axis Sine-Cosine Controller
If you've built the parallel interface, this will be the only time you need root. Add a generic text-only printer to your system, attached to a parallel port. I've named mine CNC. Power up the controller, then type this command: echo -n "1" | lp -d CNC...

Tools and Skills Needed
Instructions from Ultraviolet Microwave (name subject to change)
Phillips screwdriver, #6 nut driver, portable drill with drill set, two step tab connector crimper (Molex 63811-1000 or equivalent), needle nose pliers, wire cutters and wire stripper, scissors, and masking tape. You may need the Tamperproof Torx. This...

Rerouting the signal
Instructions from Bypassing the valves on a Korg EMX-1 / ESX-1
So now with the lines cut, the Korg will output nothing! We don`t want that so the signal that originally went to the valves will come back in here where we made the cuts. Below are the stereo inputs the tubes receive: On the other end of this cable...

Electrical / Electronics
Instructions from Basic Farm Robot 2021
To keep the project as simple and reproducible as possible, we tried to limit ourselves to off the shelf products as much as possible. We only used one custom built PCB to control the heavy solenoid relays for operating the steering actuator. Other than...

Schematics
Instructions from Custom Fuse Board for MFE21
The first step in making a printed circuit board is to draw the schematics. After choosing the components, the schematics were drawn in Altium Designer. As it can be seen in the schematics, Q2 protects against reverse polarity. If the 24V and GND connections...

Understanding the Basic building blocks of the 555 Timer
Instructions from Giant 555 Timer
Block diagram of the 555 timer. Below is the original Component level circuit of the 555 timer designed by sir Hans Camenzind ( not my circuit ) image taken from Tiny Transistors website I will modify the above circuit and optimize it for discrete...

Easy on the eyes
Instructions from Squid Games Doll using Arduino UNO
Start with the easiest step, the eyes. I used tri-color LEDs for the eyes. As you know, you can mix and match RGB colors to get basic any color you'd like. I stuck with primary and secondary colors so I didn't have to PWM the signals. But you can if...

Electronics Assembly
Instructions from Low Cost Universal Tensile Testing Machine
The assembly process is pretty straightfoward. Simply solder the required components onto the board and plug in the parts. Make sure to double and triple check the polarity and component orientation or else magic smoke will escape (it happened for me,...

c. Solder the light sensor to the board
Instructions from Arduino Latency Meter
Insert the light sensor into contacts marked 4 and 6 , bend and solder as shown. Pay attention that the longer lead is still on the right. Do not cut the leads just yet! Cut only the left lead. Add some solder to the stub to make it nicer. Bend the right...

Motor Upgrade
Instructions from Quad-ROS-bot
We decided that the standard motor on the QuadROSbot was not suitable for travelling over rough ground at slow speed - it was more suited to speed rather than torque. The motor chosen for the upgrade was a 3 phase 48 V DC motor with a 5:1 planetary gearbox...

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