I was always on the understanding that a device had to be tested and certified for every frequency it radiates on. Even if that is from a module that has a valid certification. It did get certified on Bluetooth. So either that Mozart module does not have Bluetooth. Or it got a special antenna
Thinking FCCID might not have all the information anyway
I was always on the understanding that a device had to be tested and certified for every frequency it radiates on. Even if that is from a module that has a valid certification.
It did get certified on Bluetooth. So either that Mozart module does not have Bluetooth. Or it got a special antenna
More technically it’s trying to read a variable in an array. A type of combination of grouped together variables. But instead of an Array the code gets an Boolean. (A variable that only can be yes or no)
And it’s trying to read something in an array on a certain position. But it can not. So it gives an error, and the website displays the error
I used a bit bigger bars these are 18mm long, and I had to cut them to size right there in the store. did try to trim them a bit but they ended with a bit of a difference. it’s okay for a diy project and it doesn’t look bad
I think I might had to print the files a little bit bigger, cause either my printer is out of spec or the wood is. I had some problems getting everything to fit.
I ended up using some wood glue and sanding a lot. at least that made it a nice solid part now.
will probably also at some wood oil to darken it a bit, cause this is a bit to much construction wood color (also need to finish the wall behind it)
Hi, Thanks for making and sharing this, I am currently printing the required parts.
in message #7586. you mentioned “As suggested by a member I’ll upload the file to thingiverse or similar platform for public access. I’ll also try to contact Christian Leicht who as a portal with printable B&O parts.”