Cut your protoboard to roughly fit the size of the Feather. Use your wires to take the inconveniently placed pins and turn them into tidy little rows of four. The rows should be: A0 3v Gnd 11 A1 3v ...
Cut 2.0 x 1.5 breadboard lengthwise such that one piece had the center screw holes intact. P1 is pressure side of pressure sensors. P1 is port closest to Pin 4. Pin 1 is the notched pin. Solder pressure sensors to breadboard...
With this simple tutorial we are able to POST data to Ubidots with the ease of the Arduino IDE and a Feather HUZZAH with an ESP8266. If your desire send more than one variable to Ubidots, reference Ubidots REST API to learn how to build the request properly....
With this simple tutorial we are able to POST data to Ubidots with the ease of the Arduino IDE and a Feather 32u4 FONA. If your desire send more than one variable to Ubidots, reference Ubidots REST API to learn how to build the request properly. :) ...
In @Elliot Williams article, he sets up a Wemo with NodeMCU.: https://hackaday.com/2016/05/17/minimal-mqtt-networked-nodes/I have an Adafruit Feather (this board has an ESP8266 on it) and I'm going to set this up as an MQTT client using...
In the Arduino editor, navigate to File --> Examples --> Basics --> DigitalReadSerial. In the sketch, change the input pin to the one where your PIR's digital output is connected, and run the sketch on the Feather board. In the Serial Plotter,...
From this project's page (Files section) or from my GitHub, download the MehtapSculpture.ino sketch and flash it to your Feather. You will likely have to change the PIR sensor pin number at the top of the sketch and the song file name at the top...
After ordering the Featherwing PCB from a PCB service or making yourself one with a CNC, double check that you have the correct amount of parts by ordering them or by recycling them from another mechanical keyboard.To assemble, there is only one way...
This is very simple circuit that you can see detailed in; http://talkingelectronics.com/projects/200TrCcts/200TrCcts.html#8A1 from Feather board is connected at the junction between the 220 R and the third transistor collector. In fact,...
The Adafruit M0 Adalogger board is not natively supported by the Arduino IDE. To enable the Arduino IDE to flash sketches to this board, follow instructions here. After completing these steps make sure you can flash the example sketch "Blink"...
The Adafruit M0 Adalogger board is not natively supported by the Arduino IDE. Follow instructions here to install support for this board in the Arduino IDE. After completing these steps make sure you can flash the example sketch...
The Adafruit M0 Adalogger board is not natively supported by the Arduino IDE. Follow instructions here to install support for this board in the Arduino IDE. After completing these steps make sure you can flash the example sketch...
The instructions may be found at https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-feather-huzzah-esp8266/using-arduino-ide followed by https://learn.adafruit.com/wifi-weather-station-with-tft-display/overview?view=all. Remember to download the...
The CIRCUITPY Drive https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-esp32-s2-feather/the-circuitpy-drive The CIRCUITPY drive is where your code and the necessary libraries and files will live. You can edit your code directly on this drive and when you save it, it...