A blog with how-to's and codes of Arduino-, Raspberry Pi-, Java-projects and a lot more!
This post will show you how to properly restore your iPhone to factory default. If your iPhone is randomly shutting down, your iPhone is having bad battery life or performance, you want to remove the jailbreak, or your iPhone won’t even boot, then...
This post will show you how to read 433 MHz codes using a Raspberry Pi. This tutorial was made to complement the Voice Controlling project which needed 433 MHz Unit Code Values to control the wireless switches. If you want to know how to read 433...
Today I’ll be showing you how to read 433 MHz codes. This tutorial was made to complement the Voice Controlling project which needed 433 MHz Unit Code Values to control the wireless switches. Since I’ll be getting my own apartment, a lot more 433 MHz...
Today I’ll be showing how to auto-download TV-show and movie subtitles from the right click menu in Mac OS. There is an app for both Windows and Mac which already gives us the opportunity to auto-download subtitles for most TV-shows and Movies –...
I recently had a problem. I had bought all these serial communication modules which uses AT commands for setups, but the USB to serial TTL converter I ordered from Ebay still hadn’t arrived. So I got all these cool bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi...
Today I found a complete post on how to play Super Mario Bros theme song on a piezo buzzer! It’s very simple and fun, and great as a beginner Arduino project. All fame goes to Dipto Pratyaksa for making the Sketch code and...
For fun I made a dice using Arduino, tilt sensor and a 7 segment display. Hardware requirements Arduino(I used an Arduino Uno) Tilt sensor(a button could be used, if you’d like to press instead of shake) 7 segment display(with a dot) 10...
Sound sensors can be used for a variety of things, one of them could be turning lights off and on by clapping. Today however we are going to use hook up the sound sensor to an array of LED lights which will...
In this post we will be controlling 433 MHz light switches using a ready-to-use voice controlling software and a modified fork of a 433 MHz transmitter software, all on the Raspberry Pi. Basically I used a ready-to-use voice controlling software called Voicecommand,...
iBeacon has an enormous list of practical uses, from home to business uses. Some uses of iBeacon could for instance be pinpoint location services, for home automation uses or in-store navigation for different departments, and this is due to basic distance calculation using...
Now I’m not going to show how to setup Raspbian or SSH with your Pi. There are tons of tutorials online how to do that. I will however guide you through to setting up the necessary software for Raspbian to be able...
Hi and welcome to the first official post of PrinceTronics.com! First off to test if your Arduino is working with a classic LED blinking test. Before we go into the project, some things need to be explained so you won’t be confused...
