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On this page you can find detailed instructions that you can follow to build and install the ATTiny_Daemon:
Walkthrough: Installing the ATTiny_Daemon in 10 Easy Steps
The minimum you should read if you want to use the ATTiny Daemon are the following pages:
- Modifying the Lusya UPS - here you learn how to do the hardware modification of the Lusya UPS
- Modifying the GeeekPi UPS - here you learn how to do the hardware modification of the GeeekPi UPS
- Modifying the Geekworm UPS 2 HAT - here you learn how to do the hardware modification of the Geekworm UPS 2 Hat
- Modifying the Geekworm UPS 1.1 HAT - here you learn how to do the hardware modification of the second version of the old Geekworm UPS Hat, v1.1
- Modifying the Geekworm UPS 1.0 HAT - here you learn how to do the hardware modification of the old Geekworm UPS Hat
- Programming the ATTiny - this text describes how you can compile the firmware on your computer
- Burning the Fuses - this text describes how you can enable brown-out detection and set the correct clock frequency for the ATTiny
- Installation on the Raspberry Pi - installing a daemon on Linux is no problem, but this text describes it anyways.
- Priming the System - When you are ready to turn on the main functionality of the ATTiny Daemon read this short text.
- The Config File - if you want to adapt the configuration of the ATTiny Daemon to your specific needs, here are the options.
Power Limitations of the Geekworm UPS HAT
Compensating Measurement Errors
Batteries and the different Voltage Levels
Raspberry Pi Startup or how long can we pull the plug?
Assembling the ATTiny_Daemon Hardware
Connecting the ATTiny_Daemon Hardware
Modifying the Geekworm UPS 2 HAT
Modifying the Geekworm UPS 1.1 HAT
Modifying the Geekworm UPS 1.0 HAT
Installation on the Raspberry Pi