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TechWithRita
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 เม.ย. 2022
Welcome! Here, you will find my vlogs about making, fixing, or understanding technology and ways to use it in crafty / fun ways. I go over 3D printing & designing, Arduino, Raspberry Pi boards and much more... view on to explore!
I try my best to put things in an easy to understand perspective for all to learn, regardless of what background and education viewers have. My passion is helping others get into technology and learn in a stressless, fun and simple way. I dedicate my free time to study and provide quality content for you!
Check out my new blog website for this channel: techwithrita.com/
For more right-brained content, check out my creative-focused channel @CraftsWithRita !
If you would like to support me, you can do so on my PayPal:
PayPal: www.paypal.me/rhitalin
(I'm not on other social media)
Your support and contributions are deeply appreciated and funds received will be reinvested into content for this channel.
I try my best to put things in an easy to understand perspective for all to learn, regardless of what background and education viewers have. My passion is helping others get into technology and learn in a stressless, fun and simple way. I dedicate my free time to study and provide quality content for you!
Check out my new blog website for this channel: techwithrita.com/
For more right-brained content, check out my creative-focused channel @CraftsWithRita !
If you would like to support me, you can do so on my PayPal:
PayPal: www.paypal.me/rhitalin
(I'm not on other social media)
Your support and contributions are deeply appreciated and funds received will be reinvested into content for this channel.
Connecting OLED Displays with Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32 C3 - With Code
This video covers how to use OLED displays (both without and with an I2C multiplexer) with your XIAO ESP32C3 board and provides the code for each scenario.
The first part goes over how to connect your displays *without* an I2C multiplexer, provides the code, what to change, what to take note of, and how to customize font. I show you the right and wrong ways of connecting displays, and the result of each case. I make the mistakes so you don't have to!
The second part goes over how to connect your displays to an I2C Multiplexer, and then to your XIAO ESP32C3 board. This video should give you everything you need to get started with your board and OLED displays!
At the very end is a quick clip of my soldering of the resistor / jumper for the address change of the OLED *which is optional*.
The link to download / copy the code for each use-case is featured on my Github repository here:
github.com/rhitalin/MultOLEDDisplaysArduino
Download the ".ino" files (these are the Arduino code files/scripts needed to upload to your XIAO ESP32C3 board).
For connection without a multiplexer: github.com/rhitalin/MultOLEDDisplaysArduino/blob/main/TwoOLEDsESP32C3.ino
For connection WITH a multiplexer: github.com/rhitalin/MultOLEDDisplaysArduino/blob/main/MultiplexerOLEDdisplays.ino
The first part goes over how to connect your displays *without* an I2C multiplexer, provides the code, what to change, what to take note of, and how to customize font. I show you the right and wrong ways of connecting displays, and the result of each case. I make the mistakes so you don't have to!
The second part goes over how to connect your displays to an I2C Multiplexer, and then to your XIAO ESP32C3 board. This video should give you everything you need to get started with your board and OLED displays!
At the very end is a quick clip of my soldering of the resistor / jumper for the address change of the OLED *which is optional*.
The link to download / copy the code for each use-case is featured on my Github repository here:
github.com/rhitalin/MultOLEDDisplaysArduino
Download the ".ino" files (these are the Arduino code files/scripts needed to upload to your XIAO ESP32C3 board).
For connection without a multiplexer: github.com/rhitalin/MultOLEDDisplaysArduino/blob/main/TwoOLEDsESP32C3.ino
For connection WITH a multiplexer: github.com/rhitalin/MultOLEDDisplaysArduino/blob/main/MultiplexerOLEDdisplays.ino
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No offence but you seem pretty hopeless at explaining tech stuff, but you look fantastic on camera. Do you have an onlyfans? If you do please send me a link, if you don't could you change that and again, send me the link. Ok coolies love you byeeeeee
I want it CCTV camera
Oh my god wanna hear you talk but the music is irritating.
C has to be interpreted as well. Python is just a higher-level language compared to C. Much like a scripting language. That is why it takes up more space, runs slower and has more to interpret before getting to machine language (which technically is binary) but there is a language that is used before that, which is Assembly. Thats what compiling does, it gets the "more-human-friendly" language, down to something the hardware can use, along with all the fun hardware specific stuff. Also, the resistor isn't always just to protect the LED, which in most cases you won't need one if you are just running the board off a USB port and a single LED on an output pin. The second use for the resistor is as a Pull-Up or Pull-Down resistor and you should ALWAYS be in the habit of using these. Otherwise, you can leave your output floating. It's very easy to use one, just connect a 10k resistor from the output (The output pin you set in Arduino) to a ground, and this will tie the line LOW when not in use. This will stop it from floating and its good practice because not all hardware has internal Pull-Up or Pull-Down resistors. PS. your video wasn't horrible, most of the female tech videos are, facts....
Thank for this been tearing my hair out over this programmed it once then could not reprogram it now I can thank you again.
You are so beautiful Rita
Is it working for EZT3D T1 printer? I am looking firmware for it. Windows 10 64-bit.
Just found your channel and I love your content, the videos are concise yet exhaustive enough for beginners to get started !
Hi Rita! I have a question. If I connect a single SSD1306 display, it shows clear and continuous text. But when I tested your program with two screens, the text is displayed as pixelated, as if the vertical lines on the screen were separated. Some ideas? Thanks in advance
Hi! Are both your screens 0.96” OLED I2C ssd1306 displays?
same problem here. using two 0.96" ssd1306 displays.
Thanks Rita! With you, the technology is more nice🤗
I tied this and when I got to the build part it kept failing.
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Thanks for the knowledge
Very well explained, as an old computer engineer I love to see new a new generation pick up the baton. One small gripe, the deliberate video hiccups give me a headache but I guess that’s me being an old fogey. Anyway, well done!
Thank you!!! This is one of the most direct and reliable vids in updating Marlin!
That is so cool. Have you ever did any projects with infrared circuits? By the way, hope you do more vids. Your voice is SO SOOTHING and your explanations are really straight forward and ez to follow along with. God bless
professional perhaps
It's impossible to concentrate, either I see the project or I see her
Shorts are good for 30 second updates of larger projects, but full vids should be priority
was looking for the battery charge/control functions but good vid
11:59 she farted kekw jk but this was helpful, the firmware autobuild, clicking of that file, downloading, wiping all SDcard contents, and placing the sole .bin file on there was very helpful... can't tell you how many videos I tried to come across for this information
ATTENTION: The "cool down" feature DOES exist, I didn't see it at the bottom of the menu at the time (sorry!), and didn't think to scroll down. My apologies! Just know that it only pops up / reveals when the printer is in a "preheating" state. The "Cool Down" menu option will be in the same location as "Preheat PLA / Preheat ABS" but it won't show until after the printer is heating, and it will be at the very bottom of the menu.
What if my chips say 32f303 and not 103
Thank you so much! As a complete beginner with firmware, your simple but straightforward video was perfect and literally saved my mental sanity!!!
ur face is annoying please show the thing u work on no one wants to see ur face
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Ok. You are very cute, but if the end result is a thermal runaway you shouldn’t be teaching how to update firmware, 200 C on the bed and nozzle can burn your house down.
Hi! There is actually a "cool down" setting that pops up at the very bottom of the menu under temperature, it reveals only when the printer is preheating, in the same location as "Preheat PLA", there's "Cool Down" but it's hidden at the very end of the menu. I feel so embarrassed that I realized this just after I posted the video, hah. I mentioned this in somewhere else too but I will post this in the description for others to know. Thank you for your comment!
@@techwithrita I dont think the bed should EVER reach 200C regardless of a "cool down" option..you feeling embarrassed isn't going to rebuild someones house after it burns down because they followed your video.
Like a Hannah Barron but for tech instead of giant catfish
I’m so frustrated, I get all the way through this and it says “mega2560 failed”. I literally just want to throw out this printer.
I followed all your step but it look like Visual Studio Code and the Marlin ext changed because ABM is not there anymore, any advice?
You have to add the Auto Build Marlin extension. On the left hand side of VS use the extensions button and search for it. You will see it pop up. Once its installed you have to make sure you have Marlin loaded in the workspace for it to show.
What caught me was the silliness. Keep that up
between trying to code, smoking pot and watching an intermittent spotty video (Max headroom style), I found myself walking funny before I did a reset.
Thanks for the video. Honestly, I have not had the issue of not responding to temperature changes during printing or after preheating, and I can send the M104 to set the hot end and M140 for bed. Not sure why yours was giving issues. Hopefully you've solved it by now, being a year or so later.
Your explanation is very simple yet elegant that anyone can understand easily. Amazing Rita 😊
Do you know about image detection?
I personally always like long-form tech content over short-form, and prefer personal over professional (except in the cases where its about something safety-related of course). Seeing how other people in tech think/feel about their projects is pretty cool to me personally, and seeing the struggles they encounter along the way is quite informative as well.
As already stated the code on the sd card slot denotes stepper driver being used. C E and A have already been mentioned. B = TMC2209, H = TMC2225.
Use graphics if you can. Like time labeling for topics.
consistency is key
Shorts derived from full videos is always a good medium I think. I've heard much larger creator say (Basically Homeless) the shorts content has ruined their algorithm. I'll watch either... I think it would be neat to do longer videos as normal but use the shorts to provide progress updates and unrelated content. Thanks Rita.
Awesome, thanks for your feedback!
This
Took the words out of my mouth. Your production quality is already high and the way you present your content is amazing. Keep doing what you're doing. I work at an electronics repair shop (mainly cell phones) and I want to get into making my own small electronics, but have no idea where to start. I've got a pretty good feeling you're gonna be the channel that helps jumpstart my motivation lol. Keep it up plzzzzz🫡🫡.
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Is it possible to make one out of a 3d printed material?
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Is it somehow possible to mary you? Im from Germany 28yo well looking 😂❤
Nice video about Seeed XIAO ESP32 C3 👍. The possibilities are immense with these little boards... I just bought one of these boards thinking about developing a simple version of the flipper zero, but with the ESP32 S3, the size is excellent and as a prize it even includes a chip for battery management, this will be very fun 🤭
What is the model of the CNC behind you?
It’s just a generic 1610 with Uno ATmega328P
I did everything you did in the video but when building I get an error : missing binary operator before token "(". I have an Ender 3 Max Neo. Any suggestion?
You are so cute
i cant find Crazy3DPrint is not in the examples file? so am guessing i cant update my marlin
i need help downloading this to my CZ-300 do you have any tips