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Is it possible to have more than 14 output pins on the Arduino, I am working on a project in which I need to light up several LEDs individually. I only have an Arduino Uno, and I don't want to get a ...
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The function millis would be running in the span of 100+ microseconds or less. Is there a reliable way to go about measuring the time taken by a single millis call? One approach that comes to mind is ...
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I am not very skilled with the C Language and I was wondering if there is a way in which python could be used to program an Arduino. This would most likely require a different IDE in order to be able ...
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Is there any easy way to upload a program/sketch from an iPad or Android tablet without adding extra an shield (Bluetooth or Wi-Fi)? If not, can it be done using shield? Which shield is preferred? ...
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We have an LED strip connected to output 6 and is powered by the Uno board itself. Shouldn't be drawing too much current, only have 10 elements on the LED strip. While this LED strip is connected to ...
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I currently have a Mega2560 with the LCD4884 Shield. The Shield is good for putting out text and simple pixel images. But I am wondering if there is something that has a full range of colours that ...
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I've been experimenting with an 8x8 LED matrix controlled by an Arduino Uno. As I think is typical, the matrix uses a common anode for each row, and a common cathode for each column. At the moment, ...
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I need to simulate my Arduino project with other circuit components before implementing the project. Is there a decent simulator that runs on Mac platform?
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I wanted to make a fairly simple circuit which would flash a series of LEDs in sequence, using my Arduino Uno (more specifically, a SainSmart clone). I wrote my sketch and it compiled fine. After that,...
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I was looking at getting an enclosure to house my Arduino Uno R3, but I'm not sure if I should also attach a fan. Does anyone have experience with this? It doesn't look like much heat is being ...
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In a project I am using a Seeeduino v3.0 as an Arduino clone. On the seeeduino website it says that It is based on the Duemilanove schematic, 100% compatible to its existing program, shield and ...
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I would like to start the development of some basic Arduino projects but I don't own an Arduino board yet. Is there a way I can write my code and emulate/test it using a desktop computer so after my ...
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What is the best practice to make my Arduino circuit more robust against prototyping mistakes (like shorting pins)? I don't want the controller to release its blue magic smoke while experimenting with ...
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I have not already started to try but I'm a good webmaster and I'm just asking which way is more suitable for sending and keeping data from sensors and I/0 state in a database. Here are some points: ...
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I want to unit test my Arduino code. Ideally, I want to execute and test my code without uploading it to the board. What tools or libraries can help me with this? There is an Arduino emulator in ...
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I have a uno that I have been using for 3 years now. I will be using it again in a rather critical project in which failure on the part of the board could be rather expensive and dangerous. So, I ...
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Question: What registers do I use to access the IO on the Arduino Uno when I am using assembly for programming? Background: I was interested in practicing my assembly language skills on the Arduino (...
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The basic Arduino IDE lacks a lot of the sophistication present in other IDEs such as code completion, code collapsing, folder organisation, etc. Are there other IDEs that allow programming in C or C++...
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I bought an Ethernet Shield R3 for my Arduino Uno R2, but since R3 has extra pins it does not fit. Can I use the shield? Should I cut off the extra pins. What do I need to do to make it work?
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I am working on a real time application which is recording sensor data continuously. I need to process the data in realtime using R. Is there a way to connect and communicate with the uno board ...
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I would like my compiles to exclude some code depending upon the flash/program space available. To be used in the demo code of a library I support. Whereas my current solution is to use a #ifdef of ...
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If you want to submit sensor data such as temperature to a remote server/database somewhere you need to use some kind of call to a web server since it isn't possible to connect directly to a database ...
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I have been able to connect MATLAB to my Uno with this line of code: a = arduino('COM4'); through this package: Matlab support package for Arduino. Right now, MATLAB is my main script that will ...
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I've made a clock using an Arduino, but the time seems to drift. I am aware of the rollover issue; the clock seems to drift by about 15 minutes over the course of a week. I'm using a custom PCB with ...
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The strangest thing is happening to a standalone Arduino board that I designed and built. The board (whose schematics are below) has the following features: It has a ATmega328P with a 5V voltage ...
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I have an original Arduino UNO R3 that I bought and an Arduino Severino (S3V3) that I've built. I have no problems uploading sketches to the UNO, but sometimes, when uploading to the Severino board, ...
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I made an awesome program the other day, and I wanted to upload it to my Arduino. After clicking the upload button, some mean dude named avr came along and stopped me, saying: avrdude: ...
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I have an Arduino Yún, and it only has 16mb flash onboard for the Linux. I was wondering of it is possible to put a bootloader on the flash that uses the sd card as a rootfs? i want to be able to do ...
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Is it possible to run Linux on Arduino? If yes, what steps and limitations need to be considered? If not, what are the limitations that prevent this?
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Is it possible to upgrade the firmware on an Arduino so that it can do more things such as change undervolting/ overvolting in order to provide more processing power. To do this you would have to most ...
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For solar & battery powered projects, decreasing power consumption is a necessity. I know a little bit about using a timer and interrupt to put the microcontroller into sleep when it isn't doing ...
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Put plainly: is there a way to get an HTTPS connection on the Arduino? I have been looking in to it, and I have found it is impossible with the standard library and the Ethernet shield, but is there ...
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I'm making a simple Arduino web server and I want to keep it turned on all the time. So it must endure to stay working continuously. I'm using an Arduino Uno with a Ethernet Shield. It's powered ...
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