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- SebastianB2 made the instructable Current Pulsing Keeps Power Bank Active
- SebastianB2 commented on SebastianB2's instructable Sends a Sms With Temperatur on TimeView Instructable »
Hello Henrik it is difficult to help I you not show your program and the weird error messages.With kind greetings from Denmark
- SebastianB2 commented on SebastianB2's instructable Sends a Sms With Temperatur on TimeView Instructable »
Google translate : Je pense que le problème est que la bibliothèque de Mattias Aabmets: AspenSIM800 ne fonctionne pas avec Arduino ide 1.8.2.Vous devez vous occuper d'une nouvelle bibliothèque pour le module SIM800 et réécrire le programme-----------------------I think the problem is that the library from Mattias Aabmets : AspenSIM800 don't work together with the Arduino ide 1.8.2.You have to look after a new library for the SIM800 modul and rewrite the programmGreetings
- SebastianB2 commented on SebastianB2's instructable Sends a Sms With Temperatur on TimeView Instructable »
Hello, you can maybe use the Adafruit Watchdog Library or similar. Or search for " arduino sleep "Greetings
- SebastianB2 commented on SebastianB2's instructable Sends a Sms With Temperatur on TimeView Instructable »
TxD pin to digital 51 and RxD pin to 50 so you have to change the pin in the sketch.Maybe this video on YouTube will help :
- SebastianB2 commented on SebastianB2's instructable Sends a Sms With Temperatur on TimeView Instructable »
I think i made it to receive 2 SMS, I do not use it any more, the house where I used it is sold.casefor 2 SMS you have to make to time events.As an example : // first SMS : if (now.hour() == 8 && now.minute() == 00 && now.second () == 59) { SIM.smsSend(addr, char_array); // thermistor delay(500); SIM.smsSend(addr, char_array1); // DS18B20 }//second SMS :if (now.hour() == 8 && now.minute() == 05 && now.second () == 59) { SIM.smsSend(addr, char_array); // thermistor 2 delay(500); SIM.smsSend(addr, char_array1); // DS18B20 2 }
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- SebastianB2 commented on SebastianB2's instructable Sends a Sms With Temperatur on TimeView Instructable »
Yes, I bought the cheapest. The SIM800l modul has only 2g as I know, but that is enough for send sms. The 2g net still operates in Denmark.
- SebastianB2 made the instructable Cheapest Way to Receive Weather Satellite ImagesView Instructable »
Today I made my first pictures, I will never came to the idea or done this, but because of your Instructable I done it and it is fun to do it. I tried it twice times before I got this picture from the NOAA 18.But maybe the step 3 has to be more clear as the pictures are small and difficult to se. But I am happy and I will tried it now more frequently in the dark winter month.With greetings from Denmark
- SebastianB2 commented on deba168's instructable Solar Powered WiFi Weather StationView Instructable »
Very fine enclosure and a god instructebal.
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- SebastianB2 entered Sound Activated Lightbar in the Lights Contest2017 contest
- SebastianB2 entered Sound Activated Lightbar in the Microcontroller Contest 2017 contest
- SebastianB2 commented on 香涵马's instructable Rex's Magical Adventure with a Secret HelperView Instructable »
very very nice and impressing. Greeting from DenmarkGregor
- SebastianB2 commented on SebastianB2's instructable RGB - Led Strip 12 V Controlled by an ATtiny85 With an 125Khz RFID ModuleView Instructable »
It is hard to recommend a shop or similar, I bought min in Denmark. I have used 125 kHz reader since I already had a lot of key-tags, the blue one in the pictures.But I found one her some are similar to mine at SeeedStudio or if you like build your own I found this : RFID reader works with 125 kHz tagsWith greetings from Denmark Gregor
- SebastianB2 commented on Ontaelio's instructable Driving RGB LED strips off an ArduinoView Instructable »
Hello Ontaelio, yes your scheme is right, sorry to claim your for a mistake. As I work with the mosfet and led strip right now I only found scheme's and program with resistor from gate to ground. But now as I search mosfet with resistor I found a very good explanation about the resistor between gate and arduino pin. http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=153543.0And yes the pictures I linked to, not my side or the pictures, is not the best and has a big wrongness as you write, the +12V should not go to the Arduino Mega it should had there own powersupply.With kind greetings from DenmarkGregor
- SebastianB2 commented on Ontaelio's instructable Driving RGB LED strips off an ArduinoView Instructable »
Hello, on the N-Channel MOSFET you mad a mistake.the resistor goes this from gate to ground, like her in the link:http://mozmonkey.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/fu...In my knowledge.Greetings from denmark
Used components that I had. It work for my power bank. Thanks for sharing.