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- ChromationSystems commented on ChromationSystems's instructable LED Infinity Mirror, 32 LEDs, Selectable Patterns, Quality Frame1 year ago
- ChromationSystems's instructable Basic Roller Straightener For Light Gauge Metal's weekly stats: 2 years ago
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- ChromationSystems entered Basic Roller Straightener for Light Gauge Metal in the Build a Tool Contest 2017 contest 2 years ago
- ChromationSystems posted an instructable Basic Roller Straightener For Light Gauge Metal2 years ago
- ChromationSystems commented on ChromationSystems's instructable FTDI USB Adapter Based DMX Transmitter With Isolation2 years agoView Instructable »
Just tried it with most recent Freestyler X2, selected "Enttec Open DMX" from the device list, and "FT232R USB UART" from the other drop down. The device then started transmitting DMX. It defaulted to 50mS packets(slow), that can be lowered to 25mS - 30mS for faster packet rates.
- ChromationSystems commented on ChromationSystems's instructable LED Infinity Mirror, 32 LEDs, Selectable Patterns, Quality Frame2 years agoView Instructable »
I have only been able to find it in 1/4" under the brand name MirrorPane in the USA, every glass shop I asked carry it. Used to keep the sun out of commercial buildings.
- ChromationSystems commented on ChromationSystems's instructable Parallel Port 3 Axis CNC Driver, Opto-Isolated, Unipolar Steppers2 years agoView Instructable »
You will need a PIC programmer, such as PICKIT or any of the numerous others. It is the only way to burn a HEX onto a new PIC.
My infinity mirrors use two-way glass mirrors for the front. The reflective window film works okay, but no where near as well as real two-way mirrors. That is why my design has more reflections.