Bay Yolal

When you right click on top-bar of the desktop of Raspberry Pi with your mouse, choose Panel References, then click on Appearance, click on Image's radiobutton to choose the file on your desktop. You may see .jpg extention of your image.

I hope it helps :)

That's okay.

You can do it.

I don't know your project, but you can reset your Edison.

Thank you :) I hope it would be helpful for you.

You're welcome :) I hope you can earn some more time with me :) See, how useful person I am :) Just kidding, but this is more about Instructables's success :) Makes us together to learn something new from each other :) Enjoy!

There is Pi WiFi, it is out now.

I am not sure about your problem, but did you update the firmware up-to-date?

Actually, I don't remember whether we can change the P.O. or not on mbed side, but I am totally sure that you can manage this on Keil.

I haven't got a circuit you want, but you may try it if you have HDMI TV, or any monitor supports HDMI and includes laudspeaker inside. This may works. By the way, you may look at HDMI socket pin-out diagram to diagnose where is about audio digtal output/input.

I forgot, insert a headphone directly to your TV's audio aux pin.

Yes, it is possible because Raspberry Pi outs audio through HDMI socket.

That's very nice :)

If you have Arduino UNO, you don't need to use that board. If you have that board, you can use that board's RX TX pins to upload codes into ESP8266. See step 1's third picture.

Thank you also for your good comment.

Not necessarily needed.

Dear hackspb ru, did you check this new revised connections? Please, tell me. I need your response.

Please download my library in there. I am sorry about HTML that this is because of this website.

Could you please check this instructable again please? I am really sorry and I apologise of your loose. Forgive me.

Hi, be aware of numeric order of Lilypad has been changed reversed up. So the below pin is #1 and top pin is #6. And there is no connection to RESET pin from GND and VDD pins!

Thank you so much. I made restoration.

This instructable is revised on 05.10.2016 (d/m/y) by the author Bay Yolal.

Yes you are right. I just figured out. I am sorry about this. But, I am confused with the working code uploading procedure. This may be half-okey if we add 1kohm or near resistor to break the short-circuit. Because codes are coming through RX TX. But anyway, we may burn our chip unexpectedly. Really sorry about that.

It means that your screen height is not 64 pixels. If you have 128 or something other like that you need to modify your Adafruit_SSD1306.h library That's all.

Oh my god! I used to have this computer case Smilodon :D When I saw it, I remembered my childhood :) There is a bad way of this case that it takes millions of dust from air to in. Every bend of this case get dusty. But the most important benefit of this case is cooling fans :)

Oh! That sounds wonderful! Walnuts are amazing, aren't they :) Thank you very much for your good comment :)

You may code to fix this.

How can you clean these and remove dust? It has got a lot of fences and edges to hold dusts on it. I'm worried about dusts in my home.

Are you trying for Raspberry Pi 3?

I haven't use that but there are touchpad code example for UNO but I haven't tried for MEGA yet.

Of course. Modify the library as not mega buy uno.

Pin #4 is blank on me. check it again please yours.

I don't know exactly, but it should be about RPi's inside coding.

Hi JonA8, first of all, do you have NodeMCU circuit board with ESP12E included, and when you plug in the usb cable to your board, can you get a led working? Does your micro usb cable works well? Does your usb cable CONTAINS (DATA +) (DATA -) VCC and GND pins inside? How can you test, if you can use the cable to send data from computer to Android device, it is working with data cable. I believe, your cable didn't contains data plus and minus pins. If I am wrong, please be sure that you have working circuit with you. After all, please do step 2 and more again.

Okey, I did it. Please check my recent instructable page. Thank you.

I hope it will work without lots of cables from now on.

How was it? https://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-Mega-24-TFT-LCD-Shield-DHT11-Temperature-a/