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Author Archives: admin
So Whats with all the designs Boz?
If you’ve had a look on my EasyEDA page (link on RHS), you will have seen two new designs for the mobile terminal (and a few others that I did while testing but never got off the ground) The first … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Terminal
Tagged 3.3V Boost converter, PIC32MX150, PIC32MX170, RN131, USR WIFI232-S
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Anatomy of a production system
Just did a quick write up for anyone who is thinking of looking at implementing a custom production system for their company, hopefully to help give you some pointers. See it here
Posted in catch2
Tagged Delphi, Lazarus, Production System, Purchase Order System, Sales Order System, Stock Control
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No Setup Required!
In the miniscule time I have off in the evenings (all day writing the catch2 program at the moment), I’ve been working on the mobile software. For the last few weeks this has been concentrating on trying to get an … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Terminal
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Re-using pre-existing cases to make your design shine!
So there you have it, you’ve designed your first electronic circuit and your now ready to make a million dollars from your glorious creation.. But wait.. Maybe the presentation is a teeny bit bit lacking! Hasn’t really got that … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Logo
Thanks for the New Logo alex! It does look a bit familiar but damned if anyone around here knows if it has been used, even google image search does not have a clue if you type in things like globe … Continue reading
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Short update
February and March have flown by and I’m now coming to the end of my major support period (thank god!) Have got a real backlog of work to catch up on, including the full re-write of the Omega Seafoods Production … Continue reading
Posted in catch2, Fill-Level Sensor, Mobile Terminal, Uncategorized
Tagged Alex, Catch2, EasyEDA
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Secret Sauce, (Putting the Mobile System altogether)
I was recently contacted by JJ from France about the mobile terminal I am designing for one of my clients, specifically regarding how it would fit together and if he eventually emulated the design how he would interface it to … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Terminal
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Job Checklists
Had a interesting discussion with one of the Indevin Senior Managers around how they were going to use the mobile terminal system, the discussion was interesting an up-played its importance significantly in their industry and how they ultimately see it … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Terminal
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Hack-a-Day and Github
Thanks to Hack-a-day for approving my suggestion to put on the fill level sensor write-up and thanks to all the comments on the site and via email I hope the files prove useful to at least one person As a … Continue reading
Posted in Fill-Level Sensor, Mobile Terminal
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Mobile Terminal Power On/Off
Had a good long think about how the cellar hands currently need the system to work so I can better customise the system for them, there seem to be a few basic actions required and these are really quite simple … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Terminal
Tagged auto power off, MOSFET, power control
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