CuurentRanger firmware cusomizations and update completed
CuurentRanger firmware cusomizations and update completed


CuurentRanger firmware cusomizations and update completed

Now that I own a 'current ranger' device, I am measuring the power consumption of old projects of mine. Pictured below a Atmega328+RFM69 based smoke alarm detector, standby current is 6.5uA so practically no battery impact..
Pleased to see MQTT pop up here and there in modern automotive cluster architectures. Unfortunately can't share more details due to confidentiality.

Kenwood breadmaker hub & drive coupling assembly replacement instructions literally say take apart the breadmaker to pieces in order to replace the broken drive. Estimated repair time: 1 hr 30 min. Me: drill the bottom out, swap the part and be done in less than 15 min The replacement instructions: https://www.espares.co.uk/advice/careandmaintenance/replacing-a-breadmaker-hub-and-drive-coupling-assembly-twist-and-lock

@LowPowerLab Current ranger just arrived, excited to test out
@mvdswaluw Link to the sensor: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00R2U8LLG

Testing a cheap PIR sensor, seems to be working fine down to 2.0V with no modifications (strange?). 25uA quiescent current at that voltage. Considering it for a battery powered PIR IoT node. Power consumption at 3.0V:

What is the proper shielding enclosure and measurement location (indoors/outdoors) for Geiger counter projects? Taking mine outside gives Chernobyl level readings , indoors is 0.15uSv/h (15-25 cpm) .. so obviously direct sunlight affects the GM tube heavily, and it must be shielded. Good information here: https://www.gqelectronicsllc.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4540

Completed a connected environmental radioactivity monitor project. Pumps live data to the geiger counter world map http://gmcmap.com, records readings history for dashboard visualization and alerts me if abnormal values are detected. #IoT

Geiger counter kit just in, planning on recording readings over time and setting up a cloud based alarm. Aliexpress link: https://a.aliexpress.com/_BTKtci
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Stock markets are going crazy, my stock portfolio is up + 21% for the last couple months, and my bank deposits are at somewhere around 0.000000001% interest rate.
Completed my 45th trip around the Sun today

My ZX80 disassembly notes on the back of my ZX Spectrum Basic programming book. Sent me back to 1988 for a moment..

Trained my D.O.G. (Digital arrOw Grabber) project's NNN (Natural Neural Network) to fetch back arrows through positive reinforcement #AI

33 FPS on simple brightness settings GUI on #esp32 + LVGL v7

HMI development on my laptop, then flashing onto #esp32 using #lvgl

Toying with LVGL v7 on my Mac in preparation for upgrading my embedded projects to that version. By the looks of it, it will take a few days of fiddling. Why do they make so many breaking changes? Had to go through the same hell when upgrading from v5 to v6; Deja Vu…
@jkb770 @alipasha And that was of course a joke
@boyannedkov Maybe it is 4 and the diagram shows wrongly the wire before thr 390 ohm resistor

Added a power consumption to color indicator as a long distance visual reminder to reduce power usage. Quite effective by the way 🙂

Just received one of these optical fluid sensors after 2 months in transit.. No documentation at all, wondering what is the fourth wire for..
Opinion != fact

Drive your car by any of my home security cameras and they will log your license plate and timestamp. Not sure it is proper or even legal, but it took me 10 minutes to do it with Node-RED and openalpr #security #IoT #AI
#LVGL v7.0.0 released yesterday, upgrading an existing project will be a pain in the @$$ given the material changes introduced.. https://github.com/lvgl/lvgl/releases

Updated a 2014 wireless power consumption monitor project of mine to be compatible with my latest generation project hardware and backend #homeautomation #IoT #esp32
A short video demo of a DIY Samsung #SmartThings compatible smart switch based on #ESP8266 #IoT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHYTRrmYBGY

Experimenting with #Samsung #smartthings capable #esp32 smart switch using their SDK and ESP-IDF. There is no need for a hub, works directly with the Smart Things app.

Connected my home alarm system to a secured #MQTT channel and am able to arm/disarm/read state remotely via Node-red powered UI #IoT #IoT #arduino #homeautomation Used the code by https://github.com/maragelis/ParadoxRs232toMqtt

#raspberrypi #flightradar24 monitor using @adafruit 3.5" PiTFT and Chromium in kiosk mode

#ncdu saves the day when my blog VPS goes crazy due to running out of disk space. Turns out a pesky log not being truncated and yours truly not setting an alert for situations like this 😉 https://dev.yorhel.nl/ncdu

Using a 3.5" PiTFT as security camera monitor with a ffmpeg one-liner #rtsp #raspberrypi ffmpeg -rtsp_transport udp -i rtsp://192.168.1.123:554/12 -pix_fmt rgb565le -s 480×320 -f fbdev /dev/fb1