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Windows Volume Mixer

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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  • 10k linear potentiometer x 5:
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Description

Simple volume mixer for windows applications. 

It's annoying to always switch tabs to change volume of applications, so I made an external controller. Uses ArduinoUNO and potentiometers to control system volume mixer.

The app plates are swapable so feel free to design your own! Each is 15x15x1mm.

You can change applications controlled by each potentiometer in apps.py file. All instructions are descriped in README.MD

Link to the repository on github:

https://github.com/jurektopola/Volume-Mixer

 

Feel free to design your own app plates! Each plate is 15x15x1mm

 

Assembly guide:

  • print 3D parts
  • solder the circuit as shown in image
  • screw down potentiometers to 3D printed cover
  • put Arduino on bottom part
  • combine bottom with cover. You may need to use little force to do it
  • connect to PC. Install and upload code to board. Please read README.MD

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
its almost perfect, my potentiometer has a little thing, and I need it to cut after, but it’s ok
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Love that make! Did you program it for your own apps?
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I am completely new to Arduino's. Any particular revolution or model?
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This 3D model is made to fit Arduino UNO board but GitHub repository will be compatible with any Arduino with at least 5 analog pins. You may watch some tutorials about reading analog data (in this case potentiometers) and communicating over serial to better understand the code.
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I will try to print just hard parts to get.
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It's worth it!
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