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Gates can be lowered/raised to control water flow in the barge canal. Also have "windows" to allow water through when they are down,
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AT LAST THE MATTHEW CAN GO AROUND THE HARBOUR BY ITSELF.
THERE WERE CREW ON BOARD BUT NOT NOT IN SIGHT AT THE TIME
This is a usability nightmare, and seems to be the default for all these intelligent controls being put into snazzy conference rooms.
This is a window shade control. Though you wouldn't know. And I have already forgotten how it works, but it's not intuitive. Not only is there no good mapping, and one whole pair of buttons does nothing, but sometimes the controls refuse to work as the shade is at the limit. But that's not clear.
How can simple things like buttons be getting /worse/?
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March 7, 2009 - Allan Gardens
Some sort of control mechanism. Maybe the temperature? Although, I would think something so import would be controlled by something more complicated.
Anyways, this must control something.
An extension lead with a relay spliced into the wire - allows me to turn the power on and off using a 5V signal from the Arduino
Blog post about it here: pskillenrules.blogspot.com/2011/01/arduino-based-camera-c...