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== Mini Traffic Lights - [[User:Ascen|Asc]] == | == Mini Traffic Lights - [[User:Ascen|Asc]] == | ||
Some computer controlled traffic lights! | Some computer controlled traffic lights! Inspired by TomW's [[Projects/TrafficLights | TrafficLights]] | ||
Controllable via serial port commands, no drivers, no shenanigans. If your script/program can access the serial port it can blink blink the lights. | Controllable via serial port commands, no drivers, no shenanigans. If your script/program can access the serial port it can blink blink the lights. | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery caption="Prototype v1 Made from MDF"> | ||
File:Mini_traffic_light_1.jpg | File:Mini_traffic_light_1.jpg | ||
File:Mini_traffic_light_2.jpg | File:Mini_traffic_light_2.jpg | ||
Revision as of 14:16, 19 March 2012
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| Created | 19/03/2012 |
| Members | asc |
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Mini Traffic Lights - Asc
Some computer controlled traffic lights! Inspired by TomW's TrafficLights
Controllable via serial port commands, no drivers, no shenanigans. If your script/program can access the serial port it can blink blink the lights.
Requirements
- Small
- Cheap
- Easy to build
- Looks good
- Can be easily interfaced with a computer so that the computer can control it via pretty much any programming or scripting language.
Equipment
- Minimus
- Laser cut case
- 3mm MDF
- 2 x 12mm M3
- 2 x M3 nut
- Wire
- Tube
Microcontroller Code
<to be released>
Example Computer Code
<to be released>
- Prototype v1 Made from MDF
