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Blue, Violet, almost Ultraviolet really. I made a driver board and just need to finish the heatsink and mount it in a case. I bought a translucent blue project box from Hammond that I&#039;ll be mounting the laser in.

	*  405nm (Blue) Laser</description>
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Hardware

	*  Intel Celeron Dual Core E1200 CPU Allendale
	*  Intel Desktop Board DG35EC
		*  Product Guide
		*  Integrated graphics with DVI out  - Not used
		*  Four Sata connectors
		*  Gigabit Ethernet




	*  2x1024MB PC5400 RAM
	*  Masscool Socket 775 CPU Cooling Fan
	*  Cooler Master computer case
	*  Nvidia 7300GT PCIexpress video card</description>
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Hardware

Using a ESP32 with QMC5883L compass module. TBD

Accuracy

Quite accurate, each interval (max to min to max) from the water meter appears to be 32.5ml, this was confirmed over the course of a few days and about 1.6 m³ of water (about 49 thousand intervals).</description>
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Manufacturer site
Capacity6600mAhVoltage3.7VDimensions69mm Length x 54mm Width x 18mm ThciknessWeight9.0 ozMax. charge current1AMax. discharge current3.5ACut off voltage/Over-Charge Protection: 4.35VOver-Discharge Protection:2.4V
	*  High quality 3.7 V Li-Ion rechargeable battery pack</description>
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If I only had a single wrench, I hope it&#039;s 13mm.
10mm for thermostat bracket bolts.

Remote Starter

Does not engage A/C, rear defroster.
Horn is not connected either (for programming).

Rear Defroster relay

[Relay]
ContactNote85Coil - Switched by ECM, ground to activate</description>
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I successfully installed an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 wireless card by modifying the whitelist in the BIOS. I&#039;ve compiled this step-by-step guide with references as I had trouble finding a similar resource online.

Living in Toronto, the 2.4GHz WiFi band is over saturated and my best wireless throughput was roughly 16Mbps, now with 5GHz Wireless AC, I get an average of 700Mbps. I decided not to upgrade to the latest BIOS and to attempt the whitelist modifi…</description>
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I was fortunate enough to receive my Tiko for Christmas from batch #1. Starting on Christmas day I printed a bunch of owls, a benchy, and some other ornaments as well as the Tiko demo print.

Video of my first print

Things I&#039;ve designed

	*  Thingiverse
		*  Tiko build volume
		*  Top hat (for a failed owl print)</description>
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Haicom HI-406BT

19200bps, 8N1 Serial Data
PinWireDescription Blue3Vpk-pk serial data Orange3.3V Green3.3V Red0V
Referenced to Ground



Haicom website

	*  [HI-406BT Manual]

GPS Receiver Modules

	*  Lowrance LGC-12S - [Owner&#039;s manual]
	*  Earthmate Hyperformance GPS Receiver - Rockwell binary output only</description>
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&lt;https://github.com/Photonicsguy/Eagle&gt;

eBay parts

Footprints for components I&#039;ve bought from eBay

	*  eBay search for Arduino pro mini
	*  eBay search for nrf24l01+ module

Arduini mini pro



NRF24L01+ module

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        <title>My quick guide to the Ontario HTA for Bicyclists and Drivers</title>
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        <description>My quick guide to the Ontario HTA for Bicyclists and Drivers

Ontario Highway Traffic Act

“highway” includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, any part of which is intended for or used by the general public for the passage of vehicles and includes the area between the lateral property lines thereof;</description>
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        <title>Cetus Tracklog</title>
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Cetus TrackLog (Linux) 1.35 Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Cetus
http://www.CetusGPS.dk

Usage:  TrackLog [options] trackfile... &lt;Enter&gt;

Options (* are default values):
  -fu   user defined format *            -dt  TAB delimited *
  -fx   GPs eXchange format (GPX)        -ds  semicolon delimited
  -fi   Gliding Commission format (IGC)  -dc  comma delimited
  -fr   NMEA RMC sentence format         -dl  linefeed delimited

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        <title>Embedded Linux computer with 1-wire net</title>
        <link>https://www.photonicsguy.ca/archive/nslu2?rev=1510511638&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Embedded Linux computer with 1-wire net

Linksys NSLU2 running Debian Linux off of flash memory, polls a 1-wire net every 5 minutes and records the data (temperature and humidity) to a remote SQL server.

1-Wire

PIC18 Microcontroller

PIC18F4523 reading an ADT7410 temperature sensor via I2C.</description>
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        <title>My Electronic Projects</title>
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Suppliers

Online

	*  Digikey - Supplier of choice
	*  Sparkfun - Great hobby site, Interesting components, I&#039;ve ordered quite a few parts from them.
		*  BatchPCB.com - Great hobby site for fabricating PCB&#039;s</description>
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        <title>Camera Flash Control</title>
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        <description>Camera Flash Control


CableShoeFunction?VoltageWireShieldGGnd 0RedF1Fire1.66Vdc3WhiteF2flash ready signal / data2 Hz signal 1-5V (0V when charging)2BlackF3TTL OK signal / clock1.06V (0V when charging)1
Measurements
Flash Duration0.1ms delay27 to 28ms</description>
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        <title>Data Logging</title>
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        <description>Data Logging

Software

Perl program is on it&#039;s way, writing it now.

LiveGraph - Excellent graphing software written in Java, I use it as a frontend.

Perl Script

Install

sudo cpan -i Device::SerialPort
sudo cpan -i DBI
sudo cpan -i LWP::Simple
sudo cpan -i Time::HiRes</description>
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        <title>WET610N</title>
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        <description>WET610N

telnet &lt;ip_address&gt; 1111

system telnetd

telnet &lt;ip_address&gt;

root password: wlan

Serial boot log

38400,8N1
3.3V logic


U-Boot 1.1.4 (Jun 19 2008 - 14:02:55)                                           
                                                                                
U-Boot code: 00000000 -&gt; 0001C1F0  BSS: -&gt; 00021498                             
CPU Clock: 200 MHz                                                              
1.8V Vdd Output: 1.793                     …</description>
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        <title>Fluke 189/187/89-IV/87-IV Remote Interface Specification</title>
        <link>https://www.photonicsguy.ca/reference/flukemeter?rev=1415904614&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Fluke 189/187/89-IV/87-IV Remote Interface Specification

Archive of http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/~thunter/manuals/RemoteSpec89_18X.htm

Retrieved October 2009 from Internet Archive, dated September 13th, 2006.

Technical Note

Fluke is providing this information to those few customers who would like this information. We give this information with the understanding that Fluke will not provide any additional support on this information. This means that our Product Support Service will not be able t…</description>
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        <title>Motorola IR-200E Barcode Scanner</title>
        <link>https://www.photonicsguy.ca/projects/electronics/barcodescanner?rev=1415904614&amp;do=diff</link>
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[AAA Battery UPC]</description>
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        <title>MySensor board</title>
        <link>https://www.photonicsguy.ca/projects/electronics/mysensors?rev=1457491680&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>MySensor board


After reading about the MySensors project, I decided to design a small circuit board to hold the Arduino and radio module.

Status:

	*  Nov 25th: I&#039;ve assembled two working boards. Imgur photos
	*  Nov 24th: I received the boards, Yay!!
	*  Nov 7th, 2014: I&#039;m waiting on the PCB&#039;s from</description>
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        <title>Optical Mouse</title>
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With this project I intend to use an optical mouse sensor chip for detecting movement on a translation stage.
Interfacing the chip with a PIC microcontroller. The mouse shown contains the ADNS-2051 sensor. I removed the microcontroller and rewired the cord for power and the I2C bus.</description>
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        <title>Sump pump Monitor</title>
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My parents have a cistern and a sump pump which would be useful to have some sort of water level monitoring.

In the past, we would check the cistern level with a pressure gauge calibrated in inches of water. There was a rubber squeeze bulb which which would pressurize a plastic line which fed into the cistern, and the resulting level would be shown on the gauge.</description>
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        <title>Tire Pressure Sensor Code</title>
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Return to Tire Pressure Sensor Project.


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Search string: DC 4.5-30V 0-10A LED Digital Volt meter Ammeter

Specifications:

	*  Supply voltage: 4.5 30V (wide range) 
	*  Test voltage: 0 ~ 100V
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Upgraded to latest firmware by uploading aos325.bin and sumx326.bin via FTP.

&lt;ftp://ftp.apc.com/apc/public/hardware/webcard/firmware/sumx/v326/&gt;

APCUPSD crashing, aborted (core dumped)

I used the following patch to fix apcupsd:

&lt;http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=655741&gt;


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[Working Display]
Arduino library available on Github
This was one of my first doublesided and surfacemount boards. I made this board using Eagle for layout and then I used BatchPCB to manufacture the board. The board operates correctly, however, if I were to revise it, I would use a larger SMT resistor than the 0402 size. The board will be controlled via I2C from a PIC microcontroller, initially for the pressure sensor and later for other projects.</description>
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Si-tex DGPS-11 Beacon Receiver module mounted in a weatherproof housing.
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Dual pressure sensor board






[PIC18F1320 Datasheet]

RX on pin 3
TX on pin 2


Power ON
98.97 kPa,      742.3 Torr      ; 0814,0521
98.97 kPa,      742.3 Torr      ; 0814,0521
98.97 kPa,      742.3 Torr      ; 0814,0521


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