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Print onto the OLED Display (I2C), ssd1306.py - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Control the onboard LED (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Installing MicroPython on the ESP8266 D1 mini - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Control an external LED (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Reading a digital input (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Reading an analog input (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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AutoRun your MicroPython code at boot time - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

In this part of the tutorial, we talk about the boot process and how to start your own code at boot-up time. For this, we show how to use 'main.py' as entry point. We have an example of how to use a Pin/switch to select whether to boot into your code or to not start a program.
We also look at how to use the uPyCraft IDE when autorun code, basically how to connect with Putty (or any terminal program) to remove main.py to be able to connect again with uPyCraft IDE.
This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

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Print onto the OLED Display (I2C), ssd1306.py - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

22:01

Print onto the OLED Display (I2C), ssd1306.py - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 5122 ปีที่แล้ว

We use the ssd1306.py module to print strings and numbers on the the ESP32 OLED Display this shows how to access a I2C connected device This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

Control the onboard LED (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Control the onboard LED (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 6962 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to control the onboard / internal LED on the ESP8266 D1 mini board with Micropython. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

Installing MicroPython on the ESP8266 D1 mini - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Installing MicroPython on the ESP8266 D1 mini - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 1.4K2 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to install the Micropython image using the uPyCraft IDE on the ESP8266 D1 mini board. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

Control an external LED (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Control an external LED (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 2052 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to control an external LED with the ESP8266 D1 mini board with Micropython. We show how the LED can be connected and how to write the Micropython code. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

Reading a digital input (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Reading a digital input (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 2352 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to read in GPIOs on the ESP8266 D1 mini board with Micropython. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

Reading an analog input (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

5:56

Reading an analog input (ESP8266 D1 board) with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 4222 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to read an analog input A0 (ADC0) on the ESP8266 D1 mini board with Micropython. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

Connecting an RGB-LED and programming it with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Connecting an RGB-LED and programming it with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 3082 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to connect an RGB-LED and programming it with Micropython. We first look at what an RGB LED is by building one with 3 separate LEDs. We then look at switching it on and off and how to set the color using the duty cycle in the PWM output. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

Creating sounds with Micropython (Piezo-Speaker, PAM8403) - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Creating sounds with Micropython (Piezo-Speaker, PAM8403) - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 1.2K2 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to connect a speaker to the ESP32 and how to generate sounds with Micropython. We use the sleep/sleep_ms/sleep_us and the PWM function. We also connect a speaker via the PAM8403 Stereo Amplifier. www.sketching-with-hardware.org/wiki/Piezo_Speaker www.sketching-with-hardware.org/wiki/PAM8403_Stereo_Amplifier This video is part of the sketching with hardw...

Analog Joystick with switch on ESP32 reading with Micropython, Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Analog Joystick with switch on ESP32 reading with Micropython, Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 1.7K2 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to connect a joystick with two analog channels and a switch to the ESP32. We write a small program in Micropython to read out the values and show them in the serial console. www.sketching-with-hardware.org/wiki/Analog_Joystick This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU

Connecting a digital motion sensor (PIR-Sensor, SR602), Micropython, Sketching with HW at LMU Munich

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Connecting a digital motion sensor (PIR-Sensor, SR602), Micropython, Sketching with HW at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 2.8K2 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to connect digital motion sensor (PIR-Sensor) and read the value with Micropython. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU www.sketching-with-hardware.org/wiki/PIR_Sensor HC-SR501, SR602

Connecting a distance sensor (HC-SR04), ESP32, Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Connecting a distance sensor (HC-SR04), ESP32, Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 9672 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to connect a distance sensor (HC-SR04) to the ESP32 and read the value with Micropython. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU www.sketching-with-hardware.org/wiki/Ultrasonic_Sensor_HC-SR04

Connecting a MPU6050 sensor via I2C with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

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Connecting a MPU6050 sensor via I2C with Micropython - Sketching with Hardware at LMU Munich

มุมมอง 1.7K2 ปีที่แล้ว

In this part of the tutorial, we show how to connect an MPU6050 sensor via I2C and read the value with Micropython. This video is part of the sketching with hardware class in the media informatics program at LMU www.sketching-with-hardware.org/wiki/MPU_6050

Workshop Keynote: Sketching with Hardware - Why and How to Make Functional Prototypes for HCI

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Workshop Keynote: Sketching with Hardware - Why and How to Make Functional Prototypes for HCI

มุมมอง 1243 ปีที่แล้ว

Creating Functional Interactive Prototypes: Discussion of Why and How. As part of the Winterschool of the SPP2199, 11th of March 2021 Abstract. Making interactive functional prototypes is greatly valuable to research in human computer interaction. Prototypes are a source of inspiration, help in understanding critical issues, provide an effective means for communication and evaluation, and enabl...

Raspberry Pi Pico with MicroPython - Installing Python, blink LED, Replacing Arduino?

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Raspberry Pi Pico with MicroPython - Installing Python, blink LED, Replacing Arduino?

มุมมอง 7193 ปีที่แล้ว

We show how to get MicroPython running on the Raspberry Pi Pico. Downloading the MicroPython firmware image, installing it on the board (in the file system connected over USB), rebooting it, issuing python commands over serial line (putty.exe), mini-program to blink the internal LED (connected to Pin GP25), using uPyCraft IDE to write a program and store it on the board. It looks to me that thi...