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Ого, столько лет уже прошло, кто то еще гоняет на старых cetus’ах?) чтобы его подключить, нужно поменять контроллер на tinyfab. Это альтернативный опенсорсный контроллер, с ним не будет работать стандартный софт от цетуса, но появится возможность гибко кастомизировать аппарат. Инфа должна быть на tinyfab.xyz , но я этим занимался прям много лет назад и цетуса у меня уже в помине нет. Попробуйте разобраться сами, на крайняк пишите спрашивайте - чем смогу помогу

Аа, и еще сама моделька насадки у меня на thingyverse выложена, найдёте

Oh man, its 2023 now. Every mcu has a hardware touch capabilities, and it’s almost instant detection. Totally don’t follow my method from this video, just grab an esp32, install arduino ide and go ahead tinkering with touch examples

Дякую, друже

I have ironman pedals on mine and have the cutout angle at 41 degrees. The pedals are high, I ride mine on trails never cutout angle or hit the pedals

@@dirt.surfer ow cool. Thanks. Yeah im completely new to euc scene. Have ridden heaps of unicycles tho.

IMO not an issue at all, it hardly ever occurs unintentionally.

@@ruddy17 that's grat to know. Thanks. 😊

Thanks bro ❤

не знаю, я его с помойки спас, сейчас где то на антресолях пылится.

Да просто рамку сняли с него

@@user-dh7le8uc1c Как неожиданно меняется восприятие! Я попался! :)

rxyth I left the company long ago, so no idea. You may try to contact them at waviot.ru, however knowing how the company runs I’d say it is highly unlikely. I’d suggest just sticking to LoRa, pretty much the same performance.

@@ruddy17 waviot team won't show any interest for diy makers. I have contacted them by mail , linkedin all the possible ways. But no luck. Do NB-FI is really that much powerful as they shown in waviot calculator?

@@priyashreeb4833 That's unfortunately the reaction I'd expect from them. Their business is focused on end-device supply, not integration. You'd have better chances if you could visit them :) The sensitivity (=comm range) is indeed that good, though it comes with a high price for gateway hardware. Most of the gains are due to exceptionally good low noise SDR system, the gateways sell for like $1000+ and require a high mast installation on the highest local rooftop to actually achieve declared distance. For DIY I'd go with lora or nb-iot instead as those are actually available and not that much weaker.

@@ruddy17 Isn't the protocol "open", if so in theory one could implement it, i guess, but i don't find much info about it. Problem with lorawan gateways being kinda expensive

@@minecrafter9099 I've left waviot long ago, but from what I know they released the protocol description in Russian, but not in a way that is easily implementable. However there is a closed source implementation for stm32 that you could use. The problem still is getting hold of hardware. Waviot targets russian B2B market, not so open to independent diy folk. Check here github.com/waviot and try to communicate to them sales@waviot.ru , but frankly, I wouldn't expect any response.

William J. U. Sure it is easily possible

About 10km in urban environment, about 50km line of sight proven, possibly even more

Can i use this at sea?? Or create a mesh network with these modules?

you can use it in the sea, the range will totally be restricted by horizon only. I am not working with waviot anymore but I may consult you on possible solutions if you'd like. check your PM

oh, just write me an email to ruddy.rudeman (at) gmail.com

Okay, Thank You.

From PlasticLogic directly. Don't know, I only played with it as it is with manufacturer's demo board, never used it in any project

Chris M about 5-7m

Thanks!

Opened the case, found the pads on the pcb ,that go to buttons, soldered thin wires to them, cut a hole on the back of the case, glued the connector there, soldered my wires to the connector, assembled the case back together.

нзч, это ж было 3 года назад, и никаких кодов не сохранилось. но управлять пинами на распбери очень просто, гуглите raspberry gpio python tutorial

Try lowering the motor RPM (give it less voltage). This device has quite narrow band of stable RPM. Maybe you spin it too fast, thus it feels ok only after start, while it still not accelerated. For me it worked at about 5-6 revs per second.

Hi, thanks for your answer, it was already in the right rpm-range (I use PWM-control to keep it at a stable 5rpm). I received a second unit and this works perfectly, so it was just a faulty unit I got the first time..

ходил на курсы в школе, там поставили произношение нормально. но это все же акцент. обычно мне говорят что на вост.европу или скандинавский похож =)

Dmitry Fatiev yup, why?

Ну. Пятница же

Yup, just used one of these goo.gl/emgPKA

Can it can be use to make ambilight with these two?

sure, there's a number of guides on this in google

So adalight from adafruit can be use with this without any modifications

Nope. Adalight is ws2801, and mine are APA102

+Umar Said Not yet, but we are looking into this. The problem is that electronic valves eat a lot of current, the small AA battery has no chance to provide enough. Some circuit to accumulate charge is required. Watch our site for updates =)

+Ekawahyu Susilo Yup, touch control is implemented in software using pure GPIO functionality. In short - you set GPIO to output low, then start the timer and switch GPIO to input with pull-up (internal or external). Due to pad (and human body) capacitance, the GPIO input level will get high not instantly(it will charge the capacitance for some time, no more than dozen cpu ticks), this period is measured with the timer and compared to a threshold. Most of hardware touch controllers work just in the same way.

+Sergey “Ruddy” Omelchenko This is really cool way to get low cost "touch controller". Great job man! I am gonna try this on one of my Discovery kit. Unfortunately, I have only L053 and F072, which has built-in touch controller, but I will disable it. Do you think it might work on any STM32 GPIO? Thanks for the quick reply.

+Ekawahyu Susilo Will surely work with any GPIO, you can search for vids where guys do it on avr attinys. However 1) I see no reason not to use builtin touch, if it is available, and 2) performance depends highly on cpu freq and pull-up resistance. The less resistance, the faster the input level switches and less resolution you get. To get this board working with internall pull-up (about 50kohm) I overclocked it to about 60mhz. With external pullup of 1Mohm the voltage on the pin will climb slower and it would work on 16mhz nice, but it is 1 more external part to connect.

Ah, I got you, so you disabled the internal pull-up completely and getting the ramp slowly building up from the external 1M ohm resistor. What if we do some sort of PWM-ing the 50k ohms, so that we could slow the charging down?

+Ekawahyu Susilo This will just add a constant delay for time when the pin floats. Won't help, as difference in ramp time between two cases (touched and untouched) will remain the same.

+Ваня Веревкин если кратко - меняется время, через которое на пине появляется 1 после переключения с 0 на подтяжку к VCC. Если детально, то (надеюсь не порежет ссылку) geektimes.ru/post/257008/

+Sergey “Ruddy” Omelchenko понятно спс) а еще вопрос у вас IAR ломоноя или там ограничение по коду ?

+Ваня Веревкин в ограниченную версию прекрасно влазит, но этот проект я делал кажется в CoIDE

+Sergey “Ruddy” Omelchenko вот еще 1 вопрос к вам, для прошивки МК надо (+ и - 5V) swdio и swclk всего 4 провода ,вот у меня не видит МК ( может питание надо по всему МК подключить ? ведь я подключил VSS и VDD ,а VDDA и VDDI остались не подключены что куда подключать ?

+Ваня Веревкин STM32? от она 5В сгорит, внимательнее читайте даташит. Для прошивки еще нужен reset

+Joel McLaughlin Nope, I am pretty sure it is possible with GoPro too (it has different tracing, but hey, buttons are buttons). Though looking at it post factum - not the greatest decision. 3dr's solo can control gopro with zero modifications whatsoever

+Joel McLaughlin with gopro 4 i mean

+Mantas Pukelis I wrote some custom code to support it. Don't have neither the drone nor the board, so can't share the code, but these sonars are supported in APM afaik. In my case sonar kicked in instead of baro on some predefined altitude, no fusing.

Thank you, just one question Can you remember if you used any kind of filtering or averaging or just used raw altitude values?

From sonar*

+Mantas Pukelis simple moving average if I recall correctly

+F0kGggle Hey. Alibaba or ebay is full of these displays nowadays. My opinion, inability to google is a nasty habbit and shouldn't be encouraged

Incommunicado LOL

+Sergey Omelchenko (“Ruddy”) I honestly think these are trolls...

+fataxel Actually I'm an electronics engineer, mate

+Sergey “Ruddy” Omelchenko heh, nice to know. Good for you!

+Mo it was ages ago, I haven't documented anything. sorry mate

alright thanks anyway.

+Sergey “Ruddy” Omelchenko I'd love to see your code, would you put it up on GitHub? We could build upon it and make something cool. Is this all impossible via the connector on the back of the device?

+Charlie J I could be wrong but this is more of a hardware hack. All the python code is doing is driving a couple GPIO pins, you can find tutorials for that. The main thing is physically tapping into those buttons on the camera

You are exactly right. Finally, some good sense in my comments :D

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do you have any notes posted on the web? I would love to do a similar project and any guidance that you could offer would be much appreciated.

Rafael Martinho Make a video!

Hannah Bach hobbyrobo.com/gopro-url-commands/

i think there might be less delay with hardwire