Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Arduino: Pololu USB AVR Programmer, Adding ISP Programmers to the Arduino IDE
This is a quick guide to show you how to add the Pololu USB AVR Programmer to the Arduino IDE, For burning bootloaders to blank chips or using the Arduino as a target board for programming in Atmel Studio or AVRDUDE.
This will work with all versions of the Arduino IDE, today we will be using Version 1.0.5 as of 22/05/2013
Labels:
Arduino,
ISP,
Pololu,
Programmer
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Hacks: Reuse a Laptop trackpad
A few months ago I scrapped a Toshiba's Satellite P25-S507. It was actually a rather nice laptop which had died prematurely.
With a 17" screen size and an aluminium deck it was aimed more at the desktop replacement market. All I saved was the Aluminium deck which included the Trackpad and the LCD screen which, I will save for another project.
It occurred to me that the track pad could be put to some use!
Enter the CHOP SHOP !
Friday, 22 March 2013
Martindale Cyclone Industrial Handheld Blower
MARTINDALE Electric Co. LTD (LONDON
CYCLONE CE/2 Industrial Blower
1000 Watts
1-4/10 h.p., Air Speed 389 m.p.h.; Air Volume 155 cubic feet
The other day I decided to get out my Martindale Cyclone blower to spring clean the inside of my computer.
Having used this blower since the 1980's, when I was a typewriter, photocopier engineer, It occurred to me that I should look up some information regarding its history, the information was few and far between.....
Labels:
Blower,
Cyclone,
Martindale,
Tools
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
Thursday, 28 February 2013
Audio: Sennheiser HD580 Jubilee Headphone Woody Mod
Sunday, 24 February 2013
Arduino: Nanino the DIY friendly shield compatible Arduino
Johan over at vonkonow.com has designed a nifty open source single sided Arduino development board which is also shield compatible called the Nanino.
Here is mine fresh out of the etching solution :) Thanks Johan!
Labels:
Arduino,
atmega 328,
DIY electronics,
Nanino
Saturday, 23 February 2013
Guide: Samsung ML-2165 Toner Transfer Paper Alignment Fix
Although a cheap S.O.H.O laser printer, retailing at £79 or £45 on sale, the ML-2165 / Dell 1160 has a good toner composition conducive with good toner transfer. There is one however a downside, which does not affect the usefulness of the printer under normal circumstances, but does when used to make homebrew PCB's,
Repeatability due to alignment issues when performing multiple passes!
Labels:
DIY electronics,
Guide,
Hacks,
ML-2165,
PCB,
Samsung,
toner transfer
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