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Voyager bug fix
This is too cool. A core dump then binary patch to work around memory hardware failure 15 BILLION MILES AWAY: How NASA Fixed a Software Bug 15 BILLION MILES AWAY | Voyager 1
Microcontroller display
Here’s an interesting video about integrating a display with your microcontroller: The BASICS of Adding a Display to Your Arduino, ESP32, STM32, or other MCU Project. The graphics library he recommends is LVGL.
Gromit-MPX
Gromit-MPX is an on-screen annotation tool that works with any Unix desktop environment under X11 as well as Wayland.
Arduino Keyboard library not working on Debian KDE
Man, I just spent quite a bit of time diagnosing this particular issue.
The problem was that my Symbol Keyboard stopped working. This is a USB keyboard I made from an Arduino Leonardo. The touch screen was working okay, but the keypresses weren’t being delivered over USB.
Long story short, the 7-port USB 3.0 hub attached to my workstation needed rebooting! I disconnected the power supply and disconnected the upstream USB cable to remove both sources of power, then when I reconnected everything my stuff started working again, including my symbol keyboard.
Lesson learned: if you’re debugging a USB device failure try plugging the device directly into the host to avoid any potential issues caused by your hub(s).
It was lucky I had a spare 104-key USB keyboard in the cupboard because I needed one while diagnosing this issue (the Windows box I was using only has a tenkeyless 87-key keyboard plugged into it but the Windows alt-key codes require use of the number pad).
The latest incarnation of my symbol keyboard looks like this:
Silicone and Acetone
Check this out: Waterproof material with silicone and acetone.
Unboxing #25: Unboxing the EEVblog BM2257 Multimeter | Learning Electronics In The Lab With Jay Jay
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In this video we unbox the Brymen EEVblog BM2257 Digital Multimeter which arrived recently from my mate Dave Jones of EEVblog fame. Thanks Dave!
In the video I mention about the Multimeter Fuse Pack available at the EEVblog Store (but out of stock), but I don’t think that particular fuse pack has the fuses I need for the BM2257. I have asked about what fuses to get on the EEVblog Forum: Appropriate fuses for EEVblog BM2257 Multimeter.
The BM2257 came with Zinc–carbon batteries which I haven’t seen before. You learn something new every day!
There will be a demo video coming out soon to go with this unboxing video, just like I did for my Fluke 17B+ Digital Multimeter:
I am very happy to have my new BM2257. Thanks again Dave. <3
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Yum Cha BM800 Condenser Microphone |
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Concluding Maxitronix 20in1 | Maxitronix 20in1 | Learning Electronics In The Lab With Jay Jay
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In this video we conclude our Maxitronix 20in1.
The videos we made for this feature of the show:
- Introducing Maxitronix 20in1
- Brightness Alarm | Project 1/20
- Darkness Alarm | Project 2/20
- Electronic Candles | Project 3/20
- Light Alarm With Latch | Project 4/20
- Light-Controlled Organ | Project 5/20
- Photometer | Project 6/20
- Shot In The Dark I | Project 7/20
- Shot In The Dark II | Project 8/20
- Visitor Alarm | Project 9/20
- Speech Conductor | Project 10/20
- Burglar Alarm | Project 11/20
- Magnetism Detector | Project 12/20
- Ferromagnetic Substance Detector | Project 13/20
- Non-Touch Switch | Project 14/20
- Glass Organ | Project 15/20
- High-Water Indicator | Project 16/20
- Low-Water Indicator | Project 17/20
- Rain Detector | Project 18/20
- Touch Buzzer | Project 19/20
- Weather Indicator | Project 20/20
- Concluding Maxitronix 20in1
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CSS library based on Counter Strike 1.6 UI
This turned up in my feed today: CSS library based on Counter Strike 1.6 UI. I was particularly interested in how they implemented the tab panels.
Weather Indicator | Project 20/20 | Maxitronix 20in1 | Learning Electronics In The Lab With Jay Jay
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In this video we do the 20th project from the Maxitronix Sensor Robot 20 (20in1) Electronics Project Lab Kit: Weather Indicator.
We use the Rigol MSO5074 Mixed Signal Oscilloscope to have a look at the two square waves from the astable multivibrators.
We use the UNI-T UTi260B Thermal Imager to investigate the circuit’s heat profile.
We use the Riden RD6006 Bench Power Supply to deliver 9V to power the circuit and to report on its current draw.
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Yum Cha Macro Programmable 8-Key Mechanical Keyboard |
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