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Step 4Assemble on a prototype board

Assemble on a prototype board
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If you like to test your circuit, a breadboard is very handy. You may assemble all parts without having to solder anything.
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Apr 1, 2007. 6:02 AMdave_chatting says:
Hi Alex - this is a great project - I'm building my own right now - in fact I'm planning to build 25! Looking at your breadboard in the second picture it doesn't seem quite the same as your schematic in step 3 - for instance the LED are wired into pin 7 here and from pin 6 in the diagram. Can you help me out? Many thanks, Dave
Apr 3, 2007. 12:12 PMph0rkeh says:
Yeah, I was also just looking at that as well... I dont plan on making one but im always interested at looking at other developers projects... and I see alot of inconsistency's like for example: in source it says LED_BIT is 2, and commented he says thats PB2. when in the schematic the LED bit is clearly PB1. and the LDR is clearly connected to ADC2 witch is pin 3 in the source, but schematic tells a different tail... from what I can tell the image above is the correct placement, if you try to follow the schematic you will fail, its way off
Apr 12, 2007. 4:20 PMdave_chatting says:
Hi - I've made my fist one now - seems to be working well. This is my circuit diagram. Cheers, Dave
Apr 13, 2007. 1:05 PMdave_chatting says:
Hi - certainly, very happy for you to use it. This is a photo of my version, the next one I try I'd like to go for something more organic. I'd like to end up with a whole crowd of them - all slightly different. Wondering about using a flex sensor instead of the LDR... I'll put all my photos on Flickr. Cheers, Dave
Apr 15, 2007. 8:23 AMdave_chatting says:
Just finished my second version... I'm posting them to flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dave_chatting/tags/instructables/

Not very organic yet!

Cheers,
Dave
Apr 15, 2007. 11:06 AMdave_chatting says:
Thanks! Yeah - the battery reflects the LED light at the moment. Wondering about uses it for the LDR instead. Dave
Apr 3, 2007. 12:03 PMph0rkeh says:
I love the whole idea of this little project, simple and neat! but one question after looking at this image, why do you have a socket on your breadboard? why not just connect the AVR to your breadboard... I do.
Mar 8, 2007. 4:09 PMpurkolator says:
Is it just me or is that a couple of bread twist ties jumping the power rails in the 2nd breadboard picture. If it is... kudos on a unique recycling job.

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