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Alluminator,

Yes negative values for zero wind are fine.

As far as the temperature goes, it will only be accurate with a 5 volt regulated supply.
I hope we can revise that code soon also because it seems like it may be a problem as well.

Paul Badger

The SDA and SCL pins are a bit of problem. Shawn Wallace (the designer of the current version of the board) informed me that he had used an out of date doc on the ESP WROOM which had either SDA or SCL mislabelled. So this one will require adding a wire from the ESP module.

Of course (to push our ...

Sorry I didn't think to suggest this - you have 64 channel polyphony without effects and at least 16 channel polyphony with all the effects on reverb, EQ etc, so by all means - add the drone.

The SPI pins are entirely free on that board. The only connection between the dream chip and the uC is on pin 4 for sending serial info (at midi speeds) and pin 5 for receiving serial from the midi jack (if present).

Paul

Is the goal here (15V operation) to be able to capture much higher wind speeds with more accuracy?
If so then tweaking the regulator resistors would provide some of those benefits while still powering at 12 volts.
Currently the regulator is set just above 9 volts.

To change the heat differential on ...

Michaelsmit

an enormous butt - particularly for Americans,

LOL

Approximately like "shooting fish in barrel" to use an American (I think) expression.

Use copper foil for the sensor, get the resistor and capacitor right and it should be a piece of cake (very easy).

pb

I need a few more details to understand the question.

Paul

It depends on how accurate you are trying to be. It might work fine for just a trigger if that's all you are trying to accomplish. The Rev C doesn't have any hardware compensation so it will be neccessary to put some adjustment in for temperature especially if the system is to be used in the cold ...

Franz,

You want to sense velocity in an air gun? I'm not quite sure what you want to do but the wind sensors are not going to work with that kind of quick pulse. The only thing that might would be a real hot wire system.

Maybe some other kind of technology such as optical? But then I kind of don ...

I'm clueless about which LCD and "heated bed" you are using this with. Care to send some links?
With the LCD 117 it's all serial so getting the baud rate correct is crucial.

If you reflashed it did you get the baud rate right?

Toidus,

This seems like a wiring problem. Double check connections and wires, maybe try switching pins in the sketch and moving wires. Also "beep" out your wires with a meter, there are a lot of low-cost wires on the market that are unreliable.

Otherwise, you may have a broken sensor.

Paul

Matteo,

The Rev P is fairly directional - so not a perfect wind sensor unless you put it on a rotating vane. Values fall off pretty dramatically from the backside of the sensor (the board side) with readings being 50% or less.
As far as waterproofing, we have poured epoxy over the circuit board ...

WJCarpenter,

The BUB is based on FT232 chip, which is intended only as a USB to serial link. To build a ICSP you need a couple more signals and enough digital logic to coordinate them, this implies a dedicated microcontroller. The FT232 chip does not have accessible programmable logic on the chip ...

WJCarpenter,

When I designed that board and wrote docs, I thought that it probably had too many options. I don't think too many people have ever tried to add the reverse side regulator. It does require cutting one jumper I remember - and hopefully that is spelled out in the docs. That is because ...

I don't know the answer to this. It might take a few days to get someone to fire one, consult the docs and report back.

Paul Badger

The solder jumper should be shorted if you use the power rail pins.

You can see it in the schematic on github which is linked to on the product page. Also you can just probe the pins and and pads with meter to quickly see what is going on. If you don't have a meter, please buy one, you can't get ...

Quite the puzzle. What does Device Manager say on the "no-shows"?

Paul

I also found a few troubleshooting guides for "USB device descriptor failed" errors but didn't go down that rabbit hole at all.
Are the failed devices showing up in Device Manager under USB devices?

With BUBI you need to solder the logic line jumper or they will fail. It doesn't matter what your choice is (I would chose 3.3V though for modern compatibility) but you need to have that jumper installed.

I didn't realize you had any BUB I's that you were using. They are definitely not under ...

I will try a WIN7 computer, I know they all worked on the WIN7 perfectly.

This kind of seems like kind of smoking gun for driver issues. I do know that at one point we were testing boards on our Windows machine and we had to clean out some registry, when Windows had filled up 200 serial ports or ...