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On behalf of the men and women of Freedom Base I would like to congratulate and welcome the Legion's newest rebel base. Good luck you guys and we can't wait to see great things from you.
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A deeply appreciated "Thank You!" goes out to all the friends and family who have inspired and brought this little band together for the betterment of the Rebel Legion!!
Gather one and all !!
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Wow awsome logo! Congrats on your new base!
Great shot kid! Thats one in a million
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So technically you guys are now a spawn of a spawn. Echo gave birth to Alderaan, the first time a base had split. Now that base has in turn birthed a new base. Also I think a first. Good luck with your journey, I know we'll cross paths often enough.
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So no one post in the incorrect base info page. We know it's wrong!
First... Congrats!
But since, Erik added Kamino members to the Kamino Usergroup; I took liberty and changed all those that he listed in "Kamino Base" to Kamino. And for those that have had recent costume approvals or at the least the new frames w/the base logos, I have changed them as well
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Congrats everyone! I was just thinking today it would be cool if there was a Kamino base.....although I was thinking more the Seattle area....
You've obviously never been in Southern New England...just like Old England, when it rains here, it rains for DAAAAAAAYS.
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You've obviously never been in Southern New England...just like Old England, when it rains here, it rains for DAAAAAAAYS.
I think it was modelled on Manchester and Jango Fett lived in Hulme (if you know the area you will understand....)
I'll ask Slartibartfast next time I see him
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I get the feeling though, New London is NOTHING like her namesake! Hell, we can't even pronounce THAMES right! aka "thAYmes" as opposed to the proper "tems"
Can't drive much more than a skiff 5 miles upstream anyway
The one saving grace?
It's where the best submarines are built!!! and Based!!! Groton, not New London
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BIBLIOGRAPHY - Johann Gottlieb Heineccius, A Methodical System of Universal Law: Or, the Laws of Nature and Nations [1738]Edition used:A Methodical System of Universal Law: Or, the Laws of Nature and Nations, with Supplements and a Discourse by George Turnbull. Translated from the Latin by George Turnbull, edited with an Introduction by Thomas Albert and Peter Schröder (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2008).
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5 inch screen? In a few years we are going to be carrying TVs around and call them smart phones.
You say that as if other options weren't always available.
Not at all. Please reread what I wrote. If, after a second reading, you still need help, feel free to contact me and I will be happy to help you out.
No, I read it correcctly. You make it seem like there aren't always other options.
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Me too. Just smashed my iPhone 4. So had to back to a 3GS I had in the drawer. Refuse to buy iPhone 4s with the next iPhone less then 6 months away and maybe sooner. Have also even thought about trying something different. Have now purchased 8 iPhones since the first one between my self and the family. Love the phone wouldn't mind something with a bigger screen.
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Leonard Norman Cohen, known as a poet, songwriter, and performer, was born in Montreal in 1934, the son of Nathan Cohen and Marsha Klinitsky Cohen. His father was a clothing manufacturer, and the Cohens lived in the upper-middle-class community of Westmount. Following his graduation from McGill University in 1955, Cohen moved to New York City to pursue graduate studies at Columbia University. He soon returned to Montreal, however, where he began to give public readings. Cohen's first book, Let Us Compare Mythologies, the first volume in the McGill Poetry Series, was published in 1956. This small volume brought a new and important voice to the Canadian literary scene. As the title suggests, the poems interweave Christian, Jewish, and classical mythologies.
An older Canadian poet, Irving Layton, was a mentor and friend to Cohen, but Cohen's most significant early influence was the poetry of Federico García Lorca. Cohen approached poetry differently than his contemporary Canadian writers did, using the worlds of religion and mythology as his aesthetic foundation. Many poems throughout his career have centered on characters involved in personal quests for self-understanding, often self-destructing in the process. Others address the joys, problems, and pain of sexuality and intimate relationships.
In the 1960's Cohen began traveling, first visiting Cuba in 1961, then proceeding to Europe. He lived for a time in London, then traveled to the small Greek island of Hydra. He loved the island immediately, and he bought an inexpensive house there. He spent much of the early 1960's living on Hydra. Later in the decade he also lived in New York and near Nashville, Tennessee, regularly returning to Montreal and, when possible, Hydra, for visits. Ever restless, Cohen has lived a number of places; in the 1980's and early 1990's he largely divided his time between Los Angeles and Montreal.
In 1961, with the publication of The Spice-Box of Earth, Cohen had his first popular success. He effectively captured the prevailing attitude of the time, and The Spice-Box of Earth is considered by many to be one of the most popular...
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Biography (Critical Survey of Poetry: British, Irish, & Commonwealth Poets)
Leonard Norman Cohen was born in 1934 in Montreal, Canada, to a middle-class Jewish clothing store owner, Nathan Cohen, and his wife, Marsha Kinitsky Cohen. His childhood was privileged, although he lost his father when he was just nine. Even at that age, the boy accepted death matter-of-factly, as an unfortunate part of life. He attended a Jewish high school and graduated from McGill University in 1955. He enrolled in Columbia University, but after a short while returned to Montreal to write a book (unpublished) and to read his poetry in coffeehouses.
He published his first poetry collection, Let Us Compare Mythologies, when he was just twenty-one. It was republished as a facsimile edition in 2007 by Ecco Press. His second poetry collection, The Spice-Box of Earth, was well received and earned him notice among Canadian poets. He visited Cuba in 1961 and later traveled in Europe. He eventually settled on the isle of Hydra in Greece, in what he called "creative seclusion," a stay broken up by returns to Montreal to renew his "neurotic affiliations." In 1969, he met Suzanne Elrod (not the "Suzanne" of his poetry), with whom he had two children.
In the 1960's, Cohen began to blend his poetry with music, releasing the album Songs of Leonard Cohen in 1967. The 1970's were a productive time for Cohen, who became a popular singer-songwriter and continued to publish works of poetry, including The Energy of Slaves and Death of a Lady's Man, a mixture of prose and poetry whose title was adapted from that of Death of a Ladies' Man, an album released in 1977. In the 1980's, he published Book of Mercy, which contained prayers, meditations, and psalms, and...
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Rated 4 out of 5 by ChristopheG Excellent City Hotel
Close to central station, all expectations were met
February 19, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by G650 Willing to pay
Was willing to pay for an upgrade to an available larger room for an unexpected additional guest and learned this was a platinum privilege and attempted to redeem. Suddenly the room was unavailable when attempted to redeem on site. This in addition to an aggressive response from the front desk staff compelled me to leave this unsatisfactory comment.
September 26, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by myhotrs Somehwat shabby and run-down
The hotel is directly across the street from the main train station in Munich, so not in the best area. The lobby in nice, typical Le Meridien. The hallway to the room though is in bad shape. Walls are stained and scratched, hallway is a little narrow.
Nothing though prepared me for the "2" beds and their mattress. The 2 beds are together and can not be separated more than a few inches, awkward when traveling with another guy. The mattresses themselves were horrible, very soft and springy.
Concierge was somewhat helpful but neglected to tell us some important stuff and I thought was quite arrogant. Would not come back.
October 19, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Irena SPG should really reconsider keeping this hotel in their network!!
This hotel needs to do a full makeover to be worthy of the 4 stars! First, the beds are so hard, that you can feel the springs. Pillows are filled with some smelly, cheap synthetic filling, that absorbs the sweat from previous guests. The shower had black mold in one corner, and it was leaking on 2 sides - what a design. The "white" towels looked so gray like they have been used to clean the floors. When using them, it felt like you are scrubing sandpaper on the skin. We didn't get a room on the SPG floor, even though we booked with our Gold status card.
SPG should really reconsider keeping this hotel in their network!!
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An rsync-like utility for Amazon S3 and Google Storage
by Seth on Dec.11, 2011, under F/OSS, Linux, Python
Every so often I find myself working on that odd job that requires syncing files with Amazon's S3. In the beginning, I tried some of the various S3 FUSE interfaces—hoping for something that would play nice with rsync—but FUSE's stability always left something to be desired and more often than not I'd be left with that one transfer that never would quite finish correctly.
Eventually I discovered boto and settled in to using a hacked together (but stable) Python/boto solution for these type of tasks—all the while wondering why nobody took the time to write a "real" rsync-like client for S3.
Well, this last time around I finally decided to stop whining and take matters into my own hands. After a couple of late nights fleshing out my original boto solution, I'm happy to announce what I'm calling "boto rsync"—an rsync like wrapper for boto's cloud storage interfaces (both S3 and Google Storage).
Please take a look at the project on github and let me know what you think: http://github.com/seedifferently/boto_rsync
The long overdue "Shootout" update
by Seth on Sep.12, 2011, under F/OSS, Linux, Python, Web Development
It's been several months since I've had a chance to update The Great Web Framework Shootout, but this weekend I decided that it was time to dig in and freshen things up a bit.
Not only have most of the frameworks seen new releases since the last revision, but I finally decided to move all of the tests over to Amazon's "release" version of the Ubuntu LTS AMI.
Below is a quick summary of what's new in this revision:
- All tests were performed on the updated Ubuntu LTS AMI (ami-fbbf7892 ubuntu-images-us/ubuntu-lucid-10.04-amd64-server-20110719.manifest.xml)
- The updated AMI was configured with Python 2.6.5, PHP 5.3.2, Ruby 1.9.2p290, Apache 2.2.14 (default config), mod_wsgi 2.8 (embedded mode), and mod_passenger 3.0.9
- Rails 2.x and 3.0 were dropped from the "full stack(ish)" tests in favor of Rails 3.1.
- CakePHP 1.2 was dropped from the PHP tests in favor of 1.3, but Symfony and Yii were added as they seem to have considerable market share.
- CakePHP's caching engine was incorrectly configured during the last round of tests, and this has been corrected.
Circle me on Google+ to keep track of further updates, and feel free to contact me there with any questions or comments.
Google+: It's a bigger deal than Facebook, but not like you think
by Seth on Jul.11, 2011, under Uncategorized
I've been on Google+ since week 1 and while the initial mood has been overwhelmingly positive, I couldn't help but notice the content of my stream becoming a bit skewed over the past few days as Google began opening it up more and more to "the laypeople." Google was wise to restrict G+'s initial membership base to the tech-savvy, because we're already on to Google about where it's going with this thing; but now that the rest of the world is jumping onboard there seems to be a bit of confusion about what it's good for.
In response to this, I thought I'd share a few of my own thoughts on G+, and why I believe it is a valuable and needed addition the online social ecosystem:
1. It's not Facebook, and it's not Twitter—it's a bit of both, and the key is Circles.
What Twitter does best is giving busy professionals, celebrities, and business entities an outlet to interact publicly with their audience on a pseudo-personal level in 140 characters or less. What Facebook does best is giving people an outlet to interact somewhat privately with people they trust on as personal of a level as they like. For many, the separation between Twitter vs. Facebook mirrors their own separation of business vs. personal. For example: A picture of your 2-year old squeezing the cat is more likely to wind up posted to a limited audience on Facebook than publicly shared on Twitter, while a quick blurb updating anyone interested on a recent professional achievement often needs a more public forum such as Twitter to gain the visibility you want it to have. Even in each of their post boxes you can see the difference in what's expected to be shared: Twitter asks "What's happening?" expecting you to want the whole world to know, while Facebook asks "What's on your mind?" which is quite a bit more personal. (continue reading…)


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Patients and staff are now enjoying the new ophthalmology eye unit at Rochdale Infirmary. Olufunmi Majekodunmi reports on what it will offer.
The unit, which opened earlier this year, has already proved a hit with staff and patients following a £1.8million investment by the Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, which runs Rochdale Infirmary.
Trevor Jones, Directorate Manager, Head and Neck Surgical Services, the impact of the new facility represented a reward for the staff who have worked so hard to improve patient care. He tells NB: "The staff are really proud as they work as a coherent team in difficult circumstances and they see the new clinic as part of their reward. Staff believe they have a building which is as good as the care they provide for their patients."
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The service is vital to the local community and will provide services for both planned and emergency eye care for Heywood, Middleton, and Rochdale, Bury, parts of East Lancashire, Tameside and Glossop. The unit was built following a review of hospital services, which showed that a new eye clinic could provide a quality and focussed service for patients, as well as being value for money.
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This is the brand new 1:24 Lamborghini Murcielago LP 670-4 SC RC Car. This exciting RC car has great attention to detail. This RC car also comes a sturdy plastic body with high gloss detail. It comes with a full function remote control that allows for a full range of movement. You can go forward, backward, left, right, and stop. You can also get into the action with the dashboard style radio control. This RC car comes Ready to Run (RTR). All you need to start racing is to insert 3 AA Alkaline batteries and 1 9V alkaline battery into the car and transmitter (both not included).


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Kawasaki has revived a dead class of motorcycle – the cheap and cheerful trail bike. Soft power, a novice friendly chassis and low running costs are completely at odds with the hardcore enduro styling. It's as happy getting back and forth to work every day as it lolloping along green lanes.
660cc, 46bhp, 120mph, Insurance group 10
The Yamaha XT660Z Tenere is a great value, superbly capable adventure bke with real off road capability. Global treks aren't really on the cards as the Yamaha XT660Z Tenere's vibey single cylinder engine makes hard work of pulling its 185kg dry weight. Useful touches such as the durable crash panels and front towing hoop put it in a class of ...
659cc, 47bhp, 98mph, Insurance group 10
The new XT660 comes in two guises – the Yamaha XT660X (supermoto-style with 17-inch rims) and the Yamaha XT660R (taller, with an off-road friendly 21-inch front hoop). Both motorcycles are neatly styled, but sadly they're compromised by a snatchy fuel-injection that blights their low-speed performance and a dry weight that borders on the morbidly obese. For commuting fun they pass ...
595cc, 42bhp, 83mph, Insurance group 9
With its low price, air-cooled, four-stroke motor and simple steel chassis the Yamaha TT600R represents the utilitarian side of modern biking. It does have some off-road pretensions, but it's most at home pressed into the role of tough urban commuter. On the flip side, the Yamaha TT600R turns motorways into instruments of torture.
644cc, 43bhp, 105mph, Insurance group 11
The Honda Dominator is the motorcycle that defined the 'urban trailie' craze of the Nineties. Beloved by town-bound motorcycle couriers and B-road hackers thanks to its punchy delivery, rufty-tufty build quality and commanding riding position the Honda Dominator still makes its mark as a value-for-money commuting motorcycle.
644cc, 39bhp, 92mph, Insurance group 8
The Honda SLR650 is a fairly joyless machine that barely redeems itself as a reasonably efficient commuter. Essentially it's a more heavily road-biased Dominator built at Honda's plant in Spain, back in the days when the Continental factory's quality control occasionally went adios. A Honda CB500 is simply miles better.
249cc, 26bhp, 86mph, Insurance group 7
Look up 'easy going' in any encyclopedia and you'll see a cheesy picture of Kawasaki's KLR250 beaming back at you. Kawasaki's KLR250 is a fun, economical, long-lasting and undemanding dual purpose machine. Most will undoubtedly have led hard lives as introductory green laners or farm bikes, but a little TLC and an easy throttle hand will keep a Kawasaki KLR250 ...
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CCM'S 604 came in a wide variety of styles; from supermoto to green laner to roadster. But mechanically each one was essentially the same hardy Rotax motor and quality suspension propelling an oil-in-the-frame chassis. Although they made way for the Suzuki-engined 644 in 2003 the older 604 is still a good, cheap motorcycle providing you look after it.
499cc, 33bhp, 90mph, Insurance group 9
There are no end of single cylinder commuter/trailie bikes around if you have the urge, so the Cagiva Canyon loses out for a couple of good reasons in that hard-fought battle for novice biker cash; first off, it's not the most reliable, even by Italian standards. Secondly, it just doesn't have the oomph to match its city slicker looks. What's ...
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Wearable LEGO Master Chief Helmet
This is a wearable LEGO Master Chief helmet designed and built by Ben Caulkins (no relation to Macaulay -- that he'll admit). It looks infinitely better than the cheap rubber version I picked up from the bargain bin at Carl's Costume Basement. Which, un-fun fact: is an actual basement. A creepy one. Carl in a bathrobe with his blimpie hanging out doesn't help. One time he asked if I'd touch it for a 15% discount. I hit it with a plastic pirate cutlass and ran.
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This is a pair of bookends made by Portal fan TriangleMen. Me being more into SquircleMen aside, I see what you did there. With the bookends, not your name. So yeah, great job. Now, here's the plan: you draw up some sort of short-sticked licensing deal with Valve, and I'll ... / Continue →


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Golf results
Mike Ishman and Casey Moyer won the Jackson Valley Country Club Member-Member Golf Tournament held on Saturday and Sunday with a low gross total of 146. The team of Randy Mineweaser and Mike Davis had a two-day low net total of 124. Second place in the net division was Bill Paul and Jeff Murray with 131, and second in the gross division was Paul Rizzo and Marty Ruhlman at 147, one stroke off.
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Jordan Ewing (806) gives The Cinco races held on Saturday near the Warren Mall two thumbs up. He is running alongside Jen Dilks and just ahead of Cara Munksgard as part of an event that included a series of races, or combined races, that benefitted county libraries. Results will be published later this week.
The Flatt Kinzua U12 boys defeated Meadville, 4-1, on Sunday. Mitchell Grosch had all four goals for undefeated Kinzua (4-0), and Tyler Gustafson had two assists. Defensive standouts included A.J. Seyler, Colin Blair and Kenny Lasecki and the winning goalie was Thomas Lucks.
The Warren County Horseshoe League will have a workbee at the courts on the Warren County Fairgrounds starting at 6 p.m. Monday, weather permitting. All pitchers are encouraged to attend.
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Here is the schedule for the county's varsity high school sports teams for Monday and Tuesday:
Baseball: Warren at Girard, 4 p.m.
Youngsville at Titusville, 4 p.m.
Franklin at Eisenhower, 4 p.m.
Tennis: District 10 Singles Finals, at Pennbriar Racquet Club, 3:30 p.m. (Warren's Shane Burns)
Softball: Seneca at Youngsville, 4 p.m.
Sheffield at Kane, 4:15 p.m.
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Using the DMC-16 with ArcThe DMC-16 is our real-time motion control coordinator, specifically designed to work with Dragonframe 3 software. Connect the DMC-16 to your existing rig, the Volo camera crane, or motion control hardware from Ditogear. Using Arduino with ArcThe Arduino is an inexpensive hobby circuit board that is widely available. Load our DFMoco sketch onto it, do some basic wiring, and you have a step and direction signal generator for up to eight motors. If you have a larger rig with dedicated drivers already in place, you can easily make a new step and direction cable straight from the Arduino Mega. Alternatively, you could wire up the step and direction signals to a small stepper motor driver, such as the Big Easy Driver | ||
About the DMC-16The DMC-16 (Dragonframe Master Controller) is a 16 axis motion control coordinator for use with Dragonframe 3 software. It provides sixteen channels of fully synchronized step and direction signals at speeds up to 200kHz, a camera trigger, DMX512 lighting control, limit switch inputs, and a set of triggers for interfacing with an external device. Find more details on the product page here. |
about the ddmx-s2The DDMX-S2 is a hardware device that you can pair with Dragonframe to:
Control LightingDMX512 (or DMX) is a standard protocol for controlling lighting. When paired with one or more DMX dimmer/switch packs, you can control up to 99 different light channels. Control DevicesInteract with external devices using the built-in relay switch, digital input and digital output. What else do I need?The DDMX-S2 interfaces Dragonframe to one or more DMX dimmer/switch packs. You will need to buy a DMX dimmer/switch pack in order to power your lights. You can find several DMX dimmer packs at Amazon.com. Make sure that the one you choose can handle the power requirements of your lights. You will also need a DMX cable. You should not use a microphone cable, but a true DMX cable. If you use a 5-pin DMX dimmer pack, you will need a 5-pin to 3-pin adapter. |
Find more details on the product page here. |
Shooting 3D Stop Motion AnimationThe most common technique for 3D stereoscopic shooting of stop motion animation is to use one camera on a special left/right slider. For every frame of animation, the camera shoots one or more images for the left eye, moves into the right eye position, and shoots one or more images in that position. |
The Focus Motor FC110A 15MMThe FC110 is a versatile focus system with high torque and high accuracy. Designed by the motion control experts at General Lift, the FC110 places the motor behind the lens. This allows a clear view for wide angle lenses. . Our black Delrin focus gear is compatible with Red Rock Micro's follow focus gears. (We do not provide these lens-side gears, so you will need to purchase them separately.)FC110 is controlled through DF3 software using the IOTA controller. |
About the FC110A 15MMThis configuration includes accessories designed to connect to any 15mm iris rods. You can find many companies that make camera support systems based on the standard of 15 mm iris rods set on 60mm centers. Included in the pictures below are camera supports designed and built by Berkey Systems. SEE DETAILS |
Focus Motor FC110ADesigned to connect to any 15mm iris rod. FC110A + IOTA Controller BundleA complete system for controlling focus with Dragonframe 3.0 |
The Focus Motor FC110 (with 3D slider bracket)The FC110 is a versatile focus system with high torque and high accuracy. Designed by the motion control experts at General Lift, the FC110 places the motor behind the lens. This allows a clear view for wide angle lenses. . Our black Delrin focus gear is compatible with Red Rock Micro's follow focus gears. (We do not provide these lens-side gears, so you will need to purchase them separately.) FC110 is controlled through DF3 software using the IOTA controller. |
About the FC110BThis configuration includes accessories designed to work with our IOTA 3D Slider plus the standard 15mm iris rod connector. The FC110 connects to the IOTA 3D via the 1/4 inch iris rods. This keeps the FC110's gears tightly meshed while the camera moves from left to right eye exposures. SEE DETAILS |
Focus Motor FC110BIncludes Bracket for 3d Slider |
About ARDUINO INTEGRATIONArduino (http://arduino.cc/) is a hobby electronics board with open-source software and hardware specifications. With some simple wiring and pre-made software, you can wire the Arduino to work with Dragonframe. We provide two different ways to use Arduino with Dragonframe. One is a simple two-way remote control for sending commands to Dragonframe and receiving events from it. The other is a multi-axis stepper motor signal generator for use with our Arc Motion Control workspace. You can purchase an Arduino Uno for about $30 USD from a distributor. |
Two-Way Remote (DFRemote)Create a remote control for Dragonframe using an Arduino. Use the remote to interact with motion control systems, cameras, or other hardware devices. The remote can send commands to Dragonframe (shoot a frame, delete a frame, play/stop, go to live) or receive notifications from Dragonframe (shoot, delete and position frame). The DFRemote sketch is installed at:
The DFRemote sketch uses the Simple Serial Interface to communicate with Dragonframe. The sample programs below show you how easy it is to use the Arduino to instruct Dragonframe or receive notifications from it. Examples |
Stepper Motor Controller (DFMoco)The DFMoco sketch turns an Arduino into a multi-axis motion control signal generator.
The DFMoco sketch is installed at:
Wiring the Arduino for Motion ControlAn Arduino running the DFMoco sketch will generate step and direction signals for stepper motors. If you already have stepper motor drivers, you can take these signals and wire them into a connector for those drivers. If you do not have stepper motor drivers, and need to move relatively small stepper motors, you can wire the Arduino signals to an Big Easy Driver or comparable board. You will use one Big Easy Driver for each stepper motor. The pin-out for each step and direction signal is described in the DFMoco sketch. |
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