bluehash 1,578 Posted January 30, 2014 Reminder: 1 more day left to submit your projects. Good luck! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
t0mpr1c3 91 Posted January 30, 2014 That's awesome Greg! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cubeberg 540 Posted January 30, 2014 @@greeeg - that's fantastic! Is that the acrylic you were talking about? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
igendel 27 Posted January 30, 2014 dAISy - A Simple AIS Receiver[Chicken] SubiCount: an improved tally counter[pjKim] Wireless Sensor Node with MSPG2553 and 8-pin NRF24L01+ module[t0mpr1c3] Homeautomation : Controlling an IPCamera, Sprinkler systems, Garage Door and Thermostat[legailutin] Christmas PCB[Cubeberg] Timed Camera Remote[Graham72] 120 LED Ring Clock[Greeeg] Tic Tac Toe[joelfinkle] FM synthesizer Using the AD9850 function generator[gonya707] Kitchen Roast Thermocouple Monitor[spirilis] Camera Flash Timer and Measurement Tool[PTB] Where's my Morse Code Trainer? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bluehash 1,578 Posted January 30, 2014 @@igendel Looks like I missed the first page. Updating now. Sorry. 1 igendel reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bluehash 1,578 Posted January 30, 2014 I'm going to throw my project on here. It is a SD card based audible alarm player. *now with sound quality* the user provides a 24v signal on one of two input wires, and the unit takes that 24v power and uses it to power up the MSP430 and amplifier. It reads the file linked to that input signal and plays it out the speaker. I did a couple of tricks to improve sound quality. right now it is working best with 8kHz 8 bit wav files, but it adapts to other sample rates on the fly. right now it doesn't understand how to read 16 bit files, but this is just the first draft, and that is in the planning. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJ-gWZK3wAQ @@JWoodrell, is there a project page for this. My project: a small low-cost, battery-powered wireless sensor board based on the MSP430G value series MCUs and the new CC1200 radios. The radio part is based on TI's CC1200 reference design, the MCU part is based on the launchpad: LED and button on the pins you expect; all MCU pins will be easily accessible via pin headers. Working on the schematics/PCB right now. @@FredrikNyman Do you have a project page for this? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Druzyek 36 Posted January 30, 2014 My entry to the POTM contest is an RPN Scientific Calculator: More info about the project is here: http://forum.43oh.com/topic/5003-rpn-scientific-calculator/ My GitHub with the source code is here: https://github.com/druzyek/RPN_Calculator 1 Rickta59 reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JWoodrell 285 Posted January 31, 2014 Yeah @@bluehash, here http://forum.43oh.com/topic/4602-potm-audible-alarm-player/ Ill update it with what it has so far( dont have the productipn boxes done, but have 4 hand made versions running in their plant, and a cubic butt ton of parts sitting here to send off to the assembler) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
amstan 18 Posted January 31, 2014 @@bluehash You seem to have my name wrong in the projects post. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bluehash 1,578 Posted January 31, 2014 Fixed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bluehash 1,578 Posted February 1, 2014 Entry to the POTM closed. Thank you for uploading and updating your projects. Please cast your vote here( above first post). Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bluehash 1,578 Posted February 7, 2014 TTT. Voting ends Sunday 9th Feb, 2014 @12:00PM Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bluehash 1,578 Posted February 9, 2014 Just a note: If two or more projects have the same no. of votes, they will be give a chance to chose from the prize list in order of their time of entry in the POTM thread. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bluehash 1,578 Posted February 9, 2014 Voting Closed. Thanks for all those who voted. Stay tuned. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bluehash 1,578 Posted February 9, 2014 Listing as per time of entry in 43oh and Stellarisiti POTM threads. DS1394 RTC + led driver tm1638 Clock[shluzzzoid] (2 votes [2.78%]) Audible Alarm Player[JWoodrell] (1 votes [1.39%]) Annoy A Tron 2.0 [lastaid] (1 votes [1.39%]) Overengineered 12V lead battery recharger[petertux] (3 votes [4.17%]) M-Clock build, M for Minimalist, Multi-mode or Matrix [simpleavr](7 votes [9.72%]) Algorithmic synth project[larryfaz] (2 votes [2.78%]) MSP430 Morse Trainer 1.0[igendel] (2 votes [2.78%]) Tic Tac Toe[joelfinkle] (5 votes [6.94%]) RGB Binary Clock [amstan] (3 votes [4.17%]) FM synthesizer Using the AD9850 function generator[gonya707] (2 votes [2.78%]) Kitchen Roast Thermocouple Monitor [spirilis] (4 votes [5.56%]) eLua for Stellaris Launchpad[igor] (5 votes [6.94%]) dAISy - A Simple AIS Receiver[Chicken] (7 votes [9.72%]) SubiCount: an improved tally counter[pjKim] (2 votes [2.78%]) Wireless Sensor Node with MSPG2553 and 8-pin NRF24L01+ module[t0mpr1c3] (5 votes [6.94%]) Home Automation : Controlling an IPCamera, Sprinkler systems, Garage Door and Thermostat[legailutin] (1 votes [1.39%]) Christmas PCB [Cubeberg] (1 votes [1.39%])[/size] Camera Flash Timer and Measurement Tool[PTB] (3 votes [4.17%]) Timed Camera Remote [Graham72] (2 votes [2.78%]) LED Ring Clock [Greeeg](6 votes [8.33%]) RPN Scientific Calculator[Druzyek] (8 votes [11.11%]) First, projects with highest no. of votes are sorted. If multiple projects have the same no. of votes, they are sorted as per the time they were submitted. Winners in order: RPN Scientific Calculator[Druzyek] (8 votes [11.11%]) M-Clock build, M for Minimalist, Multi-mode or Matrix [simpleavr](7 votes [9.72%]) dAISy - A Simple AIS Receiver[Chicken] (7 votes [9.72%]) LED Ring Clock [Greeeg](6 votes [8.33%]) Tic Tac Toe[joelfinkle] (5 votes [6.94%]) eLua for Stellaris Launchpad[igor] (5 votes [6.94%]) Wireless Sensor Node with MSPG2553 and 8-pin NRF24L01+ module[t0mpr1c3] (5 votes [6.94%]) Kitchen Roast Thermocouple Monitor [spirilis] (4 votes [5.56%]) Overengineered 12V lead battery recharger[petertux] (3 votes [4.17%]) RGB Binary Clock [amstan] (3 votes [4.17%]) Camera Flash Timer and Measurement Tool[PTB] (3 votes [4.17%]) DS1394 RTC + led driver tm1638 Clock[shluzzzoid] (2 votes [2.78%]) Algorithmic synth project[larryfaz] (2 votes [2.78%]) MSP430 Morse Trainer 1.0[igendel] (2 votes [2.78%]) FM synthesizer Using the AD9850 function generator[gonya707] (2 votes [2.78%]) SubiCount: an improved tally counter[pjKim] (2 votes [2.78%]) Timed Camera Remote [Graham72] (2 votes [2.78%]) Audible Alarm Player[JWoodrell] (1 votes [1.39%]) Annoy A Tron 2.0 [lastaid] (1 votes [1.39%]) Home Automation : Controlling an IPCamera, Sprinkler systems, Garage Door and Thermostat[legailutin] (1 votes [1.39%]) Christmas PCB [Cubeberg] (1 votes [1.39%])[/size] There are at least 19 prizes to be won. I'll be contacting each one of you in order and you can select anything from the prize pool. The prize list will be published in a day or two as I need to get in touch with the sponsors and see when they are ready to ship. The only prize I'm concerned about is the Panavise. Shipping that International will be a concern. Congratulations to everyone who entered! Prizes: Mastech MS8211N 2000 Count Handheld Digital Multimeter Panavise Junior kit Saleae Logic Analyzer DLP Design RFID kit Pervasive displays 2" EPD kit Your choice of Design, Laser Cut by 43oh Member Fred Noritake GU144x16D VFD display Elecrow Arduino Prototyping kit Elecrow $10 PCB Prototyping coupon code - 1 Elecrow $10 PCB Prototyping coupon code - 2 Elecrow $10 PCB Prototyping coupon code - 3 Elecrow $10 PCB Prototyping coupon code - 4 Elecrow $10 PCB Prototyping coupon code - 5 CircuitCo SD-Card Kit - 1 CircuitCo SD-Card Kit - 2 CircuitCo Educational BoosterPack Kit $20 gift card Sparkfun/Amazon/Adafruit Stellaris Launchpad kit - 1 Stellaris Launchpad kit - 2 1 petertux reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
