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3D shutter glasses teardown

22. December 2020 danman Leave a comment

These are for DLP-Link projectors which can quickly strobe white frame between video frames for shutter signalling. You can read more about this technology here. They use specialized chip TPS65835 which integrates most of the needed functionality. Maybe I’ll try some hacking on this later.

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Cheap 433Mhz receivers comparison
Projects

Cheap 433Mhz receivers comparison

22. January 2018 danman 1 Comment

I bought 2 cheap 433Mhz receiver modules from aliexpress for comparison. Continue reading Cheap 433Mhz receivers comparison →

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Old radio clock upgraded to NTP
Projects

Old radio clock upgraded to NTP

29. March 2018 danman 1 Comment

I own the radio clock on the title picture. I’ve used it for some time but it annoyed me because it drifted a lot (several seconds a day). It’s synchronized to power network frequency but it doesn’t work well in my case and I hate to adjust the clock over and over again. So I decided to sync it automatically using esp8266. Continue reading Old radio clock upgraded to NTP →

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Openshift: exit code 137
Linux, Openshift

Openshift: exit code 137

7. January 2018 danman Leave a comment

If your pod exited with exit code 137 so you see something like this in pod Details page:

Last State  Terminated at Jan 7, 2018 5:00:15 PM with exit code 137 (Error)

your pod has been killed with signal 9. Continue reading Openshift: exit code 137 →

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How to recover containerized etcd in Openshift cluster
Linux, Openshift

How to recover containerized etcd in Openshift cluster

7. January 2018 danman Leave a comment

If you tried to add node to your etcd cluster and it failed, your cluster may have lost quorum and will not start again. To recover it you need to create new cluster identity. This is a short howto. Continue reading How to recover containerized etcd in Openshift cluster →

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  1. fabear on Repurposing Cisco power supplies6. February 2025

    Really nice hack, thanks a lot !

  2. danman on Playing with CAN bus5. February 2025

    Yes, that is what I do. No, it's not on obd2 port, you need to find correct wires.

  3. Mike on Playing with CAN bus5. February 2025

    So basically sending the open command a few times should wake it up? Also is it possible to coonect to…

  4. danman on Playing with CAN bus5. February 2025

    It goes to sleep but after sending a few messages the ECUs will wake up.

  5. Mike on Playing with CAN bus4. February 2025

    Does the comfort canbus stay active even after ignition is off? Will it work even if ignition is off?

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