Just got my PCB for my business card project from Seeedstudio

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Here is how you get any control remote, old or new, to work with OSMC/Kodi on the raspberry pi 2, or any other raspberry really.
Just a few steps.

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New revision for my Proto I/Os board. New and improved silkscreen and a new pcb manufacturer, DirtyPcbs, small review here..
Check the new revision HERE.

I finally finished my Proto I/Os arduino rev. B, with extra funcionalitys and improved silkscreen, i also very happy with the PCB i had made at DirtyPcbs.

Check it Here.

This is the chating service based on IRC, just make up some nickname, login and let's chat.
You can ask me about projects, electronics or just general chating.
Check it Here.
Have fun.

Another board with several I/Os, like the Proto I/Os arduino this board was designed to save you time on prototyping or learning new development boards by quickly adding extra LED's, buttons a buzzer and a temperature sensor. Check it Here.

After locking myself "out" of the atmega328p by writing the wrong fuses thru SPI programming, i decided to give a try on the Arduino-based AVR High Voltage Programmer, it was a good bet in the end.
Check it out HERE

Finally after a lot of reading and some test and trial, i came up with a setup to program the PIC16F88 using only the terminal command line.Check it in the blog, HERE

I needed to make a small test on some old chips i had, so i came up with a quick hour and half, break-out board for most PICs DIP-18 sockets. I also included an ICSP header. Check it in the blog, HERE

So i've decided to rewrite the code in C language using the MikroC compiler for the Counter project.