SuperHouse #22: AXA electric window motors controlled by LIN bus and Arduino
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Sorry about the focus problems! Some parts of this episode were recorded with a new camera that I'm still trying to figure out, and it just doesn't want to stay in focus :-(
I recently got my hands on some AXA electric window motors that include a LIN bus interface so they can be linked to a home automation system. I designed a LIN interface module that allows me to link an Arduino to a LIN bus and send control messages.
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You are way down the road from where ever I might ever get, but I admire your thought process, when it doesn't work as expected, keep screwing with it until you figure it out. Your videos are great because you admit/show that crap happens and you just keep working on it, for a solution.
That is freaking awesome! I also love that it's a longer video where you explain everything because it helps me learn about the topic but also train the way I think about situations. Thanks!
Learning as you go is a big part of any DIY project. Seldom does a project go directly as planned, expected or even as I hope it will. THANK YOU for your work!!
Great video Jonathan. I love seeing the trials and tribulations of a project like this. Problems arise, solutions are found, directions change mid project. Fantastic!
Love that you back to making vids. Also love the fact you are totally sharing the entire experience with us
I like that you showed the troubleshooting. It's my opinion is that one of the most valuable skills to have in life is troubleshooting skills.
Fantastic video, and refreshing that you show all the mistakes and learnings rather than typical on such howto videos where everything goes off without a hitch!
Nice job Jonathon. This is probably one of your best videos. Walking through all of the faults was a great touch as well. Really enjoyed it.
Really good video! The length of it was no problem, every second was very interesting.
Another great video, definitely one of your best. Like many others it is refreshing to see someone document their mistakes and changes along the way, instead of just a glossy finished project that looks like you are a genius for getting it so perfect first time! Really good stuff, looking forward to what else you have in store...and trying to think of my next project...
I love the Big Scary Laser label. As usual, you deliver quality content that is worth the wait. I can only imagine how much time and effort go into your videos. You always give such great detailed information including bonus hints and tips. It is great that you share your learning experience and how to debug. I love how well you future plan each time. Must be nice to have everything as organised as you do, button here, switch there, that on, this off, great times.
Great video! Thanks for showing the change of thoughts, smoking your board, etc. Lots of good lessons from that. It is always easier to do the second or third time.
Great episode Jon! Didn't even think of doing a project like this, but after so much detail I might attempt it.
Great video, and I love how you showed your learnings along the way.
Pure awesomeness.
It's a lengthy video, but worth it! Thanks for being so clear and elaborate. Helps a lot to undershand.
Liked for "Thongs." Also, thank you for showing the changes along the way.
Fascinating stuff, you explain things so well.
im so jealous the amount of the knowledge that you have got :) the world needs more of you !!
What a great sun room. The interior supports for the windows act as a heat sink. Window support structure needs to be on the exterior of the windows, preventing the reflection and heat sink effect.