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Portal Turret Plushie
Files
- Portal_Turret.pde - Portal Turret Arduino Sketch
- PIRSensorTest.pde - PIR Sensor Test Arduino Sketch
- WaveShieldTest.pde - Wave Shield Test Arduino Sketch
- test.wav - Test WAV File
- Pattern Page 1.pdf - Rear and Center Pattern
- Pattern Page 2.pdf - Front Pattern
- Pattern Page 3.pdf - Leg and Leg Cover Pattern
Bill of Materials
This open source hardware project contains no parts.
Steps
46. Solder wires
Take the other 5 wires and use them to connect the Wave Shield to the RBBB as shown. They connect pins 10, 11, 12, 13, and gnd on the Wave Shield to pins D10, D11, D12, D13, and GND on the RBBB, respectively. Solder these wires in place.
47. Solder wire
Cut one longer length of wire and use it to connect 5V on the RBBB to 5V on the Wave Shield. Solder it in place.
49. Test RBBB, USB BUB II, Wave Shield, and SD Card
Now is a good time to test out your components and make sure they work. Format the SD card with the settings shown in the image. Copy the "test.wav" audio file to the SD Card. Insert the SD Card into the Wave Shield. Plug the RBBB in to the USB BUB II, and connect it to your computer. Download the program WaveShieldTest.pde to the RBBB. Plug some headphones into the 3.5mm jack. If you hear sound, everything is working properly!
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Revisions
15 - added attribution note
14 - updated description
13 - added a couple switches to the parts list
12 - updated steps 52 and 53 to remove "TK" placeholders
11 - added a speaker to the BOM
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3 - updated project images.
2 - added youtube link. updated line numbers.
1 - Initial project release
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