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Tech Articles - R3actor and Arduino
| PWF Library Installation | How to install Playing With Fusion Libraries for use in the Arduino and Particle IDEs |
| Morse Code Example | Read text from the micro-SD card and display it on an LED in morse code |
| 3D Printed RC Transmitter | This project will take you through a detailed description of how you can 3D print, build, and program your own radio controller to interface with many types of hobbyist electronics projects. |
| R3aktor Support Package Installation | Before using the R3aktor, the Arduino IDE must be configured to recognize the board. Follow these instructions to install these support packages. |
| Controller/Target I2C Communication with R3aktor | Communicate between two R3aktor devices using I2C. This article demonstrates use of the Arduino Wire library where one R3aktor is configured as the controller and the other as the target. |
| Temperature Logging with R3aktor M0 Core | Combine a R3aktor M0 Logger with an I2C thermocouple shield to create a simple battery powered temperature data logger. |
| Servo Control with R3aktor | This tutorial explores how to control a common hobby servo using a R3aktor M0 Core |
| SD Card with R3aktor | Use the built in R3aktor SD card socket to write a text file to a micro SD card |
| Arduino LED Blink tutorial | Quick introduction to R3aktor and the Arduino IDE by blinking the onboard LED |
| Battery Charging and Status with R3aktor | Charge a LiPo battery using R3aktor's integrated charger. Create a battery voltage monitor using four external LEDs |