I recently bought a raspberry pi zero with some accesorries( I think there are 2 small electric motors, a distance sensor, support for 4 aa betteries that has a switch and some board that connects to the pins of the rasppbery pi).
1) I`m not sure to whitch pins of the raspberry pi I have to connect the board
2) Not sure where to connect the wire that has a VCC label on it
3) I suppose I need a source code to make the electric motors and the sensor run, does anybody know where I can get the source code from?
4) Any chance I can make a fan from the motors and use the sensor to turn on the motors automaticly ? I can buy other parts if I need
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Hi,
I'm wondring if it's possible to connect a standard RS-232 device to our OMNIA to use on it a special GPS location software (VisualGPSce: http://www.visualgps.net/VisualGPSce/default.htm ) as it was used by Vern Knowles on their High Power Rocketry project: http://www.vernk.com/Construction/AngelfireGpsPayload.htm (Take a look at the end of the page).
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We need to use it to receive GPS NMEA data from RF Telemetry system on board of our rocket.
Here is a short video (in spanish) showing how it work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia4exjNMmDo
We was pointed to try a RS-232 to Bluetooth adapter to simulate this port like those:
But we preffer to use a cable and a null-modem driver or something like this.
Any advice or suggestion to give?
Thank's in advance!
Marcelo
Got this surprise after I ordered the Touchstone kit. I am kind of bummed.
Think it was to make room for the 1seg antenna on the top left side.
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those are usually diagnostic pins not wireless charging
Dr. You are usually right about the pins but not in our case. We gave two exposed pins that ha vCard e been proven to be for wireless charging battery cover. The antennae test pins are covered on the steering us variant
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I just got a Galaxy Relay 4G to replace my Pre 3 soon. I got so used to Touchstone charging so I'm planning to carry it over to the new phone, like some others have done:
http://forums.androidcentral.com/spr...stone-mod.html
Problem is there aren't any resistors around the Micro USB port where usually most mods hitch the wire into, and I suck at soldering something that tiny. Anyone got any tips on how I can solder it? The negative wire goes to the shell of the socket and positive wire to the 5V line on the port. For starters I know I need a new soldering iron, the 60W one I have is way overpowered.
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Anyone got any suggestions on how I can go by this?
Thanks.
Hi
I bought and disassembled a nexus 7 recently for a design project I am developing.
I was hoping to play around with the position of the front camera (an inch or so). I knew the flex cable was short but I thought finding an extension cable would be easy.
Turns out it isn't.
I wanted to ask if anyone here knows if there are extensions cables available for the camera connector used in nexus 7?
I found MANY "test cables" for iPhones but unfortunately they use a different connector, and other suggestions I find online all involve the use of microscopic soldering skills (which I don't posses)
Any input would be appreciated
Here's a photo of the connector
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Emre
Based on the Moto G Falcon Thread i did the same for Titan.
I used a universal Qi Receiver and solder new wires on it. Where to find "Ground" and "5V" spot was in my case written on the Receiver.
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The difficult part, was to find the spots on the MotoG2014. The spots i used:
The 5V ist the silver spot near to the USB Connector. For ground i used the Sim Connector
At least i pull off the platic film on the back from the Phone, to fit everythink nicely.
I guess it is no surprise, but everythink working fine.
You can also use your normal charging cable