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  Announcements regarding our community

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  thank you for this thread, for the new ones, thanks a lot

• Colorimeter
  

  Forum for discussing the IO Rodeo colorimeter

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  When I put in my serial port in and try to connect, the program tells me "unable to connect to device: response from device is too short" ... any ideas on how to troubleshoot this for Mac computers?

• Rodeostat
  

  Forum for discussing the new open source potentiostat shield

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  From my comprehension of chronoamperometry, the applied voltage is regarding the reference terminal which bodes well that the affidavit ought to happen fundamentally on the working anode, while the counter cathode serves to finish the circuit. In any case, I might want to realize is it conceivable to accomplish an in any event, covering on the counter anode simply like how it is on the functioning terminal? All runs I had so far shows rather lopsided coatings that increments with applied voltage.

• Cheapstat Potentiostat
  

  Forum for discussing open source potentiostats

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  hi, I am new in this forum I am learning a lot, thanks

• Electrophoresis and Gel Imaging
  

  A forum for discussing our open source gel electrophoresis, transilluminators and gel imaging equipment

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  @Rlippert

  I think darktable would be a reasonable option https://www.darktable.org/

  You can find a list of supported cameras here https://www.darktable.org/resources/camera-support/

  There is some information of camera tethering here https://www.darktable.org/usermanual/en/tethering_chapter.html

• Panels Display System
  

  Forum for questions about the Panels Display System

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  Oh gosh, you are right! I’m sorry for the delay but I was very busy. I have never thought to rotate the LED matrix because I thought I was right with that (otherwise, if not, no LED would have turned on). Thanks very much! I also take advantage of you for another issue. I have tried to load the arena configuration on the SD card but PControl doesn’t let me do that. Have you any suggestion? It seems that the controller doesn’t communicate to the SD nevertheless at the beginning (when the controller is switch on) PControl finds and initializes the SD card. I’m sorry because of all these questions!

• Online store and Shipping
  

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  Hi, I wanted to know if you had other international shipping options

• General Discussion
  

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• Shields & Breakout Boards
  

  Forum for discussing the IO Rodeo colorimeter

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  @fscker

  It looks like the RTL8195 has 3.3V IO. The potentiostat shield powers the MCP4261 with 5V. So you are connecting a 3.3V device to a 5V device - I think. I'm not sure if the IO pins on the RTL8195 are 5V tolerant, but you might want to check. Could be related to you issue.

  Note, the MCP4261's could be powered off of 3.3V. They have a pretty broad allowed input range 2.7 - 5.5V. This would require cutting one trace - the one going to the 5.5V on the shield - and rerouting this trace to to the 3.3V pin.

  The spec sheet for the MCP4261 can be found here. http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/22059b.pdf