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I tried using my Arduino Nano in a circuit, switched on power to the circuit and heard a crack and smelt a bit of burning - something shorted. I have plugged my Arduino into my PC with a USB, the ...
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I connected a SHT30 shield to a Wemos D1 mini (one on top of the other) to measure temperatures. Wemos D1 mini (2.3.0): SHT30 shield: It works great but when I added a relay on the top of the ...
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So I was trying to set up the LCD screen that came with my Genuino starter kit when I noticed that the board screen did not power on at all, unlike a few days ago when it worked. In order to verify ...
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I am working on a autonomous fire extinguisher.i have run out of pins.I have the following question in my mind while working on my project Is it necessary that the DO pin in a flame sensor must be in ...
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I have this LoLin NodeMcu V3 board: What are the pins S3, S2, S1, SC, S0, SK? Can I use them as GPIO in Arduino? Thank you for your help!
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My question is about maximum current allowed by Arduino. I know it's 200mA in Arduino and 40mA in every pin (lower in arduino mini). Just wondering if simultaneously read 16 hall sensor (than can be ...
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I'm new to Arduino and am working on a project with my son. We are using the LillyPad USB board (schematic) to drive a bunch of LEDs (LED Datasheet). Our project is based loosely off of the 'Turn ...
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I'm new to arduino's and am currently working on a project which requires a lot of different sensors. I was just wondering if its possible to use all the following sensors on a single Arduino Uno: 2 ...
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I am creating an IC checker for some high school juniors since a faulty IC can be a nuisance of a bug to find when bread-boarding. These ICs are all simple TTL gating from the 74LS series; the set I ...
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I am using a ESP8266, specifically the ESP-12-E : I have a Relay, SRD-05VDC-SL-C connected to GPIO pin 4. It is wired in Normally Open(with my device to be powered wired into the top and middle pins ...
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So i've chosen to purchase a Wemos D1 R2 board in order that my old Arduino Uno R3 projects can get some new IoT features. However, even if my code is working in Uno perfectly, i want to test it using ...
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I am currently working in void loop() and have setup a distance meter that constantly checks the distance. Once the distance threshold is met, a function is called. Now I only need this function to ...
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It's my understanding that the following lines are equivalent. They seem to be interchangeable in my sketch: DDRB = 1<<DDB0; and pinMode(0, OUTPUT); Is the first form (DDRB...) setting a micro-...
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I'm running a custom firmware on the ATmega16U2 (Switch-Fightstick). Is it possible to access the digital pins of the UNO from the ATmega16U2?
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I am extremely new to Arduino and electrical engineering, and the project I am attempting involves a ultrasonic sensor. I am using the HC-SR04 with the Elegoo Mega2560 Arduino board. A few days ago ...
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I have a function in which I change the pinMode on many of my Arduino's pins based on a passed in mode. I first construct an array of bytes specifying each pin to be an input or an output and then I ...
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I am creating an IC checker for a large chunk of the 74ls series (basic TTL logic chips), which means that I have 14 pins running to the IC to verify its functionality. One pin is power (+5V) and ...
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Apologies for the title gore and whether this seems to be a fairly basic question, I'm an Arduino noob. I'm working on a wearable sensor system project at my university using an Arduino UNO R3 to ...
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I have a RGBW LED but I don't know how to identify the negative and the colors pins. I tried different combinations with an Arduino Uno but it never produce light. I never used it so I am not sure ...
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On the ESP8266 NodeMCU I have GPIO2 , GPIO3 , GPIO1 , GPIO9 free but when I assign them to a button they do not work. I assume it is because those pins have other function behind them. When I look at ...
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I was working on an Arduino Uno and while carrying it to my teacher the wire's pin got stuck into the Vcc of 5 V. Can I set Vcc to other inputs? If so, then how?
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I got this display on ebay and I have no instructions on how to use it. I can guess what most of them do but I'd rather be sure I know what they all are instead of messing around trying to guess. The ...
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so I'm working on communication between arduino and RPi via GPIO pin. It's basically connecting them by using a cable jumper. So I have a 2 channel relay shield attached to my arduino, and I've been ...
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I have a arduino set below: pinMode(1,OUTPUT); digitalWrite(1,LOW); Now, I am expecting 1.2mA current flow through the pin that is set as output. Is that accepted? If so, what it the max current a ...
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For some applications I need access to the registers that control the output/input and high/low state of pins. For example pin 10 on a adalogger is PORTB with a mask of _BV(6). This information can ...
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I don't see anything that has been clear about which digital pins map to which physical ones. If someone could point me in the right direction it would be a big help. For exampleThrough trial and ...
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Context I keep the board in deepsleep mode and want to wake it with different buttons. I need to know which button has been pushed on boot. The board is immediately put back in deepsleep mode ...
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Arduino Due has 54 pins. It says that it has 12 PWM pins. I know it uses a more powerful chip than other Arduinos. Can the number of PWM be increased? Can any of its pin be used for PWM?
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I am having a problem with pins of Arduino Uno. I have connected a LED to one of the analog pins (A0), and I want to light up the LED with different intensinty. int ledPin = A0; void setup() { // ...
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I am trying to use a on-off switch with the ESP8266 to change whether GPI02 is HIGH or LOW. I am using GPIO3 as input. My circuit looks like this: The red area to the right is a relay, I wasn't sure ...
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I gave 7.5v to the arduino mega board through battery. 5v pin in the board gives me the same voltage as input. Earlier it was working fine now it is giving problem.Please let me know the solution as ...
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I am trying to switch the TV on using Arduino. Following is my set of code #include <IRremote.h> IRrecv receiver(2); IRsend sender; decode_results results; long repeatitions; long count; ...
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I am trying to create a smart doorbell, but my problem is that doorbell makes ring any time when nobody touch the button. I think that the problem is caused for the incorrect way to connect the ...
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I am new to Arduino and I have recently started off by trying to turn on an LED connected to pin 13 on my Arduino Uno using pointers. I opted to do this with pointers because this would give me a ...
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I am using Arduino Micro. Is there any way to use PWM on pin 4 instead of Pin3 ? I tried to change pins_Arduino.h but didnt worked. //#define digitalPinHasPWM(p) ((p) == 3 || (p) == 5 || (p) ...
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I am using an Arduino Uno and an MCP23008 GPIO pin expander, I have a momentary button connected to GPIO 2 on the MCP23008 and an LED light connected to GPIO 1 on the MCP23008. What I want is for the ...
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I am working with some libraries that provide APIs for interacting with specific hardware chips (that makes these drivers?). However, different custom boards or shields will have the chip mapped to ...
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I have an SPI 128x64 OLED display. Is it safe to power this display's VCC from a digital I/O pin? I would like to do this so I can connect it flush to my arduino's header, and so I can control the ...
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I want to make a sketch which behaves differently, i.e.: pinMode(pin1, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(pin1, HIGH); pinMode(pin2, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(pin2, LOW); pinMode(pin3, INPUT); // And a user decides ...
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I have a Pololu DRV8835 motor controller. I managed to properly solder and connect it and it actually works, however I've been wondering about the purpose of the extra pin slots - especially the ones ...
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I am an absolute beginner and wanted to build a simple home automation system using DTMF module using this guide. My problem is out of 12 pins most of them are getting used in DTMF module(5) and the ...
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I'm very new to the Arduino platform and micro-controller projects in general, which is why I'm still learning about all the parts needed for circuit creation. There is one particular part that I ...
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I am using a Wemos Pro ESP32 development board and would like to be able to use all ten of the available capacitive touch inputs. I am able to get readings from nine of them but not T1. Here is the ...
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I am trying to connect this mBot board to an external network, that's why I bought the arduino wifi shield. I am connecting the wifi shield to the 6pins (5V MOSI GND RST SCK MISO) of the mCore. ...
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I may have been working with my Arduino UNO board improperly, because now it fails to upload sketches (says some programmer is not responding) and when I press the cute little restart button, the ...
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To save power consumption, I tried to connect the HC-06 bluetooth module to a digital pin of my Arduino Nano. (HC-06 +5V <=> pin 11, HC-06 gnd <=> gnd) In that way, I can toggle the bluetooth ...
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I have an Adafruit circuit playground classic, and the touch-pads are so very sensitive. From a centimeter away, they trigger. I would be happy to just have regular inputs, or to have the sensitivity ...
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I have an OLED with this 7 pin pinout: I want to use an existing code i found that makes use of U8Glib. But in the example, use uses 4 pins to control the OLED via I2C. This is the pinout he uses: Is ...
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So what exactly I am trying to do is control a motor and be able to turn it both ways without any extra parts. So if the hmp was on (the plus pole) and the hmm (the minus pole) acted like ground the ...
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what is the analog reference, I know that it can be used as a voltage reference, but not exactly what it is all about please someone help.
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