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- hoffma0901 commented on hoffma0901's instructable PiZero AirPlay ReceiverView Instructable »
Hi, sorry for the late reply...You can look at this pinout diagram of an other DAC shield: https://de.pinout.xyz/pinout/audio_z#So you got the following connections:Shield - RaspberrySCL - Pin 5 (SCL)BCK - Pin 12 (BCLK)DIN - Pin 38 (DIN)LCK - Pin 35 (LRCLK)GND - GNDVCC - 5V
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- hoffma0901 commented on El Ape's instructable Hacking a Sonoff to Work With Home-Assistant and MQTTView Instructable »
Great work und nice tutorial :)I've got a few sonoff switches in use, flashed with easyESP. I think its way more comfortable than any other software availabel for the sonoff. It gives you a graphical web interface where you can configure anything including mqtt. Here is a quite interesting guide (not mine): https://www.rutg3r.nl/sonoff/
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- hoffma0901 commented on 150watt's instructable YouTube Subscriber Counter Using ESP8266 and OLED DisplayView Instructable »
Looks awsome! I'm not a youtuber, but I think you could use it as an email notification display or instant massaging display as well. I might build this one :)Thanks for sharing.
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- hoffma0901 commented on TheSpodShed's instructable PiPoE - powering a Raspberry Pi over EthernetView Instructable »
Nice job!i will definitely try this!Does anywone tried this specific poe splitter for the raspberry Pi (or something similar?): http://www.ebay.com/itm/Active-PoE-Splitter-Power-...Looks like cheap garbage but I'm curious :D
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- hoffma0901 commented on hoffma0901's instructable Creating a custom shrinked Raspberry Pi imageView Instructable »
Update 2016-08-08I've added more pictures and did some minor corrections
- hoffma0901 commented on hoffma0901's instructable Creating a Custom Shrinked Raspberry Pi ImageView Instructable »
You're welcome! :)
Good tutorial!For an even more better headless access to the pi, I would recommend to set a static IP in the cmdline.txt on the boot partition. With this method you don't have to search for the ip of the Pi.Simply open the cmdline.txt on the SD Card with raspbian on it and add the following to the end of the line:ip=192.168.178.3:255.255.255.0:rpi:eth0:offIn this particular example you set the ip 192.168.178.3 with the subnet mask 255.255.255.0 on the interface eth0 (ethernet) and dhcp off.