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- DermotD1 commented on Bnbe_club's instructable Time Lapse Camera Using the ESP32-CAM Board
- DermotD1 commented on qthurtle's instructable Safely Controlling Mains Powerline Sockets Using ElectronicsView Instructable »
Thanks for the reply to my question. I used the 4066 with the Picaxe 14M microcontroller but I tested the 4066 off board BEFORE I connected it to the picaxe. Maybe I didn't need the pull down resistors after all. The picaxe is a Microchip product with it's own bootloader/bootstrap to make programming it easier.I used the picaxe because they are really easy to program. I must take a look at GC Basic also. I've done some Arduino projects using other people's code but I find the coding too difficult to do on my own.Thanks for reply.
- DermotD1 commented on qthurtle's instructable Safely Controlling Mains Powerline Sockets Using ElectronicsView Instructable »
I made something similar to this using the 4066 but it didn't work at first. The problem was that I didn't have the triggering pins (13,5,6,12) grounded through a 10K resistor. I don't see the 10k resistors in the circuit diagram but they are visible in the picture of the breadboard setup.
- DermotD1 made the instructable DTMF and GSM Based Home Automation
View Instructable »I made it with the SIM800C and it worked first time, very unusual for me! Great project.
- DermotD1 commented on BenL184's instructable DIY Smart Home (RF Outlets)View Instructable »
On the receiver wiring it says "DATA --> GPIO #21/27" . Does that mean I connect one of the data pins to pin 21 and the other to pin 27 and does it matter which one goes where? Great project by the way. Thanks.Dermot
- DermotD1 commented on willq44's instructable Raspberry Pi GPIO Home Automation
What happens when the SD card gets full?