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Step 10Testing and finishing
Insert the battery back in the holder, and push the calibrate switch to set the median temperature range. All lights should blink in sequence.
- When you let go of the switch, the emerald lightboards should stay lit.
- When the temperature gets hot, the ruby lightboards come on (try breathing on the sensor to test it).
- When it gets cold, the diamond lightboards flash (touch the sensor with a cold spoon, or take it outside).
That's it! No programming needed :-)
Dab some more fabric glue to keep the knots from unraveling, and apply puffy fabric paint to insulate all your stitches.
We're working on a better power solution for these kinds of installations. Perhaps a rechargeable battery connected to a solar panel. We'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions. Good luck!
- When you let go of the switch, the emerald lightboards should stay lit.
- When the temperature gets hot, the ruby lightboards come on (try breathing on the sensor to test it).
- When it gets cold, the diamond lightboards flash (touch the sensor with a cold spoon, or take it outside).
That's it! No programming needed :-)
Dab some more fabric glue to keep the knots from unraveling, and apply puffy fabric paint to insulate all your stitches.
We're working on a better power solution for these kinds of installations. Perhaps a rechargeable battery connected to a solar panel. We'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions. Good luck!
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