This tutorial demonstrates the repair of a PC with a damaged UEFI BIOS. The flash chip is removed from the computer. Data from the recovered firmware is transferred to a new BIOS hex file extracted from a capsule. The existing chip is reprogrammed and reinstalled in the motherboard.
In this quick tutorial I’ll repair an Insteon PowerLinc modem. The PLM is a USB home automation interface that connects to a computer such as a Raspberry Pi and can be used to operate lights, electrical devices, thermostats, monitor sensors and more.
This tutorial demonstrates how to add Internet access to an nRF52840 board running CircuitPython by using an ESP32 as a WiFi co processor.
This tutorial demonstrates how to use character LCD and color TFT displays on the nRF52840 with CircuitPython. It will explore the DisplayIO library and use Bluetooth low energy to interact with LCD displays from a mobile phone.
This tutorial demonstrates how to flash CircuitPython onto an inexpensive nRF52840 dongle using OpenOCD and a Raspberry Pi. The Bluefruit LE Connect app will also be used to control the dongle from a mobile phone using BLE.
A quick introduction to CircuitPython. A Raspberry Pi will be used to load the bootloader on a Nordic nRF52840 board and run the Mu IDE. Adafruit Blinka will also be used to demonstrate code compatibility between the Pi and the microcontroller. Code demos include GPIO and BLE.
This retro tutorial demonstrates how to get an old EMP-20 EPROM programmer from the mid 90’s up and running using an early Windows 95 laptop in order to burn a cart for a vintage Bally video game console.
In this quick tutorial I’ll fix 2 dead ESP32 boards and also show how to use serial communications between a Raspberry Pi and an ESP32.
This tutorial demonstrates repairing a PC that was bricked by a failed BIOS upgrade using FlashRom on a Raspberry Pi to program the new firmware directly onto the motherboard’s serial flash chip.
In this tutorial a LoBo MicroPython WebSocket server will broadcast temperature data from a DS18b20 sensor connected to an ESP32. A web page built with React and MobX State Tree on a Raspberry Pi will be the client.