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This is the page to contribute content about the hardware you use to run your display. If it | This is the page to contribute content about the electronics hardware you use to run your display. If it electronic components or solder then it belongs here. Anything from relays and controllers to pic programmers and power supplies. | ||
[[Co-Op Boards and Assembly Instructions]] | [[Co-Op Boards and Assembly Instructions]] | ||
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[[Solid State Relays]] | [[Solid State Relays]] | ||
[[Olsen 595]] | [[DMX to Grinch/595 convertor]]: How to make your Grinch speak DMX | ||
[[All In One Tester]] : A single unit for testing controllers, cables, and SSR's | |||
[[Olsen 595]] : How to make an Olsen 595 controller at home | |||
Revision as of 00:20, 14 August 2007
This is the page to contribute content about the electronics hardware you use to run your display. If it electronic components or solder then it belongs here. Anything from relays and controllers to pic programmers and power supplies.
Co-Op Boards and Assembly Instructions
Renard Main Page Simple PIC-Based Light Dimmer Controller for use with Vixen
DMX to Grinch/595 convertor: How to make your Grinch speak DMX
All In One Tester : A single unit for testing controllers, cables, and SSR's
Olsen 595 : How to make an Olsen 595 controller at home