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  • Prepare the PiDP-11

  • If you have already built your PiDP-11 kit, you will need to remove the PCB from the case such that you have access to both sides for soldering. The Raspberry Pi should be removed from the GPIO connector. If you are building your PiDP-11 kit, follow...
  • Connect Jumper Wires

  • Connect jumper wires from the right-angle headers soldered in Step 2 on the PiDP-11 to the 5V/GND and I2C (J1) headers on the I/O Expander. The SERIAL CONSOLE (5V TTL SERIAL) header is the most convenient location to access 5V/GND,  however...
  • Working "Teeny-Tiny Turntable"

  • What is the "Teeny-Tiny Turntable"?You know those kits you find in tiny boxes within Barnes and Noble or Urban Outfitters containing desk toys like "The Mini Zen Gardening Kit" or "The Mini Bonsai Kit"? Well this Teeny-Tiny Turntable kit was released...
  • Hub2Hub Communication

  • I manage to get two-way communication between the hub and a computer. I used the following resources: https://github.com/bricklife/LEGO-Hub2Hub-Communication-Hacks https://hubmodule.readthedocs.io/en/latest/hub2hub/ I am still working on getting Hub2Hub...
  • OpenTester

  • Developing and testing (mostly) embedded systems can often require a lot of external equipment for juggling e.g. external pins and / or analog signals. Based on my old project made for the Aerospace Industry, I've decided to reinvent it and make...
  • Testing Images

  • I've taking random images from the Internet to test the  Node Red flow. I was interested in both mobilenet and cocossd. Once I go live than will be using the Raspberry Pi Pin node to recognize movement from the PRI to take a picture. Below are results...
  • 21/04/2022 Project log entry #1

  • 21/04/2022 We created the hackaday page for the project. The schematics and components were immediately added.Half of the group worked on defining our user's persona model in order to better figure out the needs our project should solve. This process...