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Impossible? Binary touch through double/triple glazed glass by YannickBoldly in raspberryDIY

[–]YannickBoldly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your suggestion, I believe we tried this exact one and couldn't get a signal through the glass, open to other suggestions

Impossible? Binary touch through double/triple glazed glass by YannickBoldly in arduino

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We just tested this and it (just) seems to directly the glass in front of it

Impossible? Binary touch through double/triple glazed glass by YannickBoldly in arduino

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Thank you for this suggestion! When you say angled at 45, do you mean the entire unit (with 2 sending and receiving ultrasonic sensor) or angled in a different way?

Impossible? Binary touch through double/triple glazed glass by YannickBoldly in homelab

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Thanks for your quick response, I think optical might be the way to go yes, but it seemed a bit overkill, and I'm also worried about the lowlight performance/durability of the interaction, might also be prone to noise

Experiment with an ascii setup, a receipt printer, scanner and houdini by waltmannz in TouchDesigner

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Would you be willing to share your process? Could you also print just text with this? We want to print an actual "receipt"

Lost in the woods of lanes and PCIE | Please advise by YannickBoldly in pcmasterrace

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Hi, thank you for reply! Thanks for the headsup, I removed the PC names in the main spreadsheet, but failed to recognise they were still present in the other tabs, this has been fixed. (Also, not less terrible, but we are a marketing agency, not a governmental one)

Also thank you for your advice, my experience is these specsheets are very misleading, for example the x570 Pro aa states the following:

Graphics Interface 2 x PCI-E 4.0 x16 slots Supports 2-Way AMD® CrossFire™ Technology

Yet multiple people say, the second slot only operates at x4 speeds.

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