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How to use a Bare Conductive Touch Board with Arduino

Physical Computing Tutorials

...ino that combines the functions of play MP3 and capacitive touch s ...nd find the folders: SdFat and SFEMP3Shield. Copy MPR121, SdFat ...and SFEMP3Shield Folder to the librarie ...s folder Now the software Arduino IDE is ready, you will see the librar...

Using AVR ISP MKII to upload firmware to Arduino

Physical Computing Tutorials

...is compatible with a wide range of AVR microcontrollers, including ...series Arduino Nano 33 series Software Compatibility Works with Atmel Studio (formerly AVR Studio), Arduino IDE and other tools supporting AVR programming. In this tutorial, we will be ...

How to do Basic Commands in Terminal

Raspberry Pi Tutorials

... update Update the list of available packages ...package-name Install a software package (e.g., python3-opencv) git clone https://github.com/user/repo.git Download a GitHub repository to your local...

Building for Android Touchscreen Display with Phone OS

Building Apps (Staff)

..., it will install the app, if it is the second or third, it will update the same app. Move the obb file to the storage of the android display. It will have to be in the correct folder which is inside Android>OBB>com.something App should run from homepage.

How to use a Neopixel strip

Physical Computing Tutorials

...r your project. They come in different sizes and shapes and you ca ...hey are commonly found in a lot of house decorations or light inst ...stall a library here. Getting started Once the library is installed, you can use the example code for a test run. B...

How to fix "Internal data stream error" in Processing 4

Creative Coding Tutorials

...sing 4, you will see this error often BaseSrc: [avfvideosrc0] : In ...device-index=0", 30); cam.start(); } } void draw() { if (cam.available() == true) { cam.read(); } image(cam, 0, 0); // The following does the same, and is f...