New FelezjooPI o PulseMaster

[sabios]

I am working on a new version of the Felezjoo that includes some improvements. It is still in the testing phase—as you can see, it is in the early stages—but it is coming along well.

I have already conducted preliminary tests; the unit features switchable Ground Tracking and a numerical adjustment setting for use on different soil types.

It also now includes discrimination based on the standard Threshold method, as well as Virtual Conductivity discrimination, which utilizes seven sampling windows.

And, of course, it incorporates the best features of the original Felezjoo.

I plan to change the name, however, to avoid confusion with the Felezjoo.

[pigeon]

Very good job my friend

[haylaz0036]

You're amazing, Engineer; I'm following your work.

[Ruben2000]

I am working on a new version of the Felezjoo that includes some improvements. It is still in the testing phase—as you can see, it is in the early stages—but it is coming along well.

I have already conducted preliminary tests; the unit features switchable Ground Tracking and a numerical adjustment setting for use on different soil types.

It also now includes discrimination based on the standard Threshold method, as well as Virtual Conductivity discrimination, which utilizes seven sampling windows.

And, of course, it incorporates the best features of the original Felezjoo.

I plan to change the name, however, to avoid confusion with the Felezjoo.

Excellent work; you're all very wise!
I'll be following your progress; keep it up!

[Xtrem]

In terms of functionality, the software is flawless; it includes some extra features that aren't really necessary—specifically the contrast and brightness controls. There is one problem area, however: the audio output level cannot be adjusted. Everything else is fine. I am referring to version Full 3.35.
As for the hardware, there is plenty of room for improvement.That guy, Hamid, is talented; I hope he's doing well.

[sabios]

This is a demo of the new program I’m working on; the GT function is already working, along with other improvements I’ve implemented. I want you to test it on various types of terrain—I’m from Veracruz, Mexico, where the ground conditions differ, so the goal is to see how it performs in different environments. I still need to work on the discrimination feature, but otherwise, it seems to be functioning well; give it a try.

It works with the original Felezjoo board, so no additional modifications are required.

Finally, there are two different menu modes: the first is accessed by simply pressing "OK," while the second requires a long press (holding the button for about two seconds); the same long-press action is used to exit the menu.

One final detail is that a 20x4 LCD is used for this.

[pigeon]

OK dear brother and thank you so much

[sabios]

Sorry, I made a mistake; the version I uploaded is flawed. I had that version left over from when I uploaded the VolcanoPI program—and the Volcano itself is actually flawed, with much lower sensitivity. That’s why I set out to build one that works with the 20x4 display I already owned (since I originally bought the parts for the Volcano PI). I removed the 16MHz crystal requirement and stuck with the 20MHz one to avoid confusion, as it uses the same fuse settings.
Feel free to use it however you like, but keep in mind this is a demo version—though all features are unlocked.

If you'd like, I can create an operation manual, since it works completely differently from the Felezjoo and Volcano models. Alternatively, you can experiment with the settings yourself; this version is designed for people who are knowledgeable about the subject and want full access to all adjustments.

If you have any questions, just email me or message me on WhatsApp
at +55 296 105 38 52. Please remember that I speak Spanish, as I know very little English.

I almost forgot to ask: does anyone here know a way to get resources or donations so I can keep buying parts and experimenting? As you know, I had the idea of using real windows for discrimination, but that requires some money since it involves a lot of trial and error to get it just right. Right now, I'm in the red—meaning I'm out of money.