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‎What to turn in

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‎What do turn in

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‎What do turn in

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‎Some Ideas

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 # Use two analog inputs to control the location of a lit LED on an [http://adafruit.com/products/870 Mini 8x8 LED Matrix].
-== What to turn in ==
+== What To Turn In ==
 # Create a repository on [https://github.com/ https://github.com/]

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 # Use two analog inputs to control the location of a lit LED on an [http://adafruit.com/products/870 Mini 8x8 LED Matrix].
-== What do turn in ==
+== What to turn in ==
 # Create a repository on [https://github.com/ https://github.com/]

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 == What do turn in ==
-# Create a repository on [https://github.com/ https://github.com/] and make a subdirectory in it called '''MiniProject01'''.
+# Create a repository on [https://github.com/ https://github.com/]
 # Put all you files in the directory, include a '''ReadMe.txt''' that explains what you project does and how to use it.
 # Document your code.
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 Think of some interesting combinations of these.  For example:
 # You could read a voltage off a potentiometer and use it to control the brightness of an LED using the PWM output.
-# When a push button is pressed the temperature is read from an i2c device.
+# When a push button is pressed the temperature is read from an i2c device and displayed.
 # A [http://www.ti.com/product/tmp102 TMP102] i2c is used.  When the temp exceeds a certain level an interrupt is generated and a message is printed.
 # Use two analog inputs to control the location of a lit LED on an [http://adafruit.com/products/870 Mini 8x8 LED Matrix].

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		+	Up to this point you've learned how to to gpio, analog in, pwm, i2c and git. The purpose of this mini project is to have you design a program that uses all of these.

		+	== Requirements ==
		+
		+	It's up to you to decide just what your mini project does, however it must:
		+	# use at least 1 interupt driven gpio input (it could read a switch)
		+	# use one gpio output (it could blink an LED)
		+	# use a PWM output (maybe blink or dim and LED)
		+	# use an i2c device (read a temperature?)
		+	# use at least one analog in (read a voltage?)
		+	# handle a ^C interrupt
		+
		+	== Some Ideas ==
		+
		+	Think of some interesting combinations of these. For example:
		+	# You could read a voltage off a potentiometer and use it to control the brightness of an LED using the PWM output.
		+	# When a push button is pressed the temperature is read from an i2c device.
		+	# A [http://www.ti.com/product/tmp102 TMP102] i2c is used. When the temp exceeds a certain level an interrupt is generated and a message is printed.
		+	# Use two analog inputs to control the location of a lit LED on an [http://adafruit.com/products/870 Mini 8x8 LED Matrix].
		+
		+	== What do turn in ==
		+
		+	# Create a repository on [https://github.com/ https://github.com/] and make a subdirectory in it called '''MiniProject01'''.
		+	# Put all you files in the directory, include a '''ReadMe.txt''' that explains what you project does and how to use it.
		+	# Document your code.

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