I used arduino 1.6.5 program with arduino uno and 5V 2.5 amp DC power supply performing strandtest on NEOPIXEL RGBW 60 pixels/meter, RGBW 144 Pixels/meter, and LED strip 20 Pi...
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Hi People, I am looking for some advice. I am going to custom build my existing Motorcycle Dashboard (2001 Aprilia Falco see pic) and I would like to know what your suggesti...
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> adafruit_support_rick wrote: > >> geostain wrote:ps the potentiometer is connected to A0 3v grd also >> a bridge from 3v to aref( i also change ...
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FTDI Chip is using Kickstarter to fund an open source reference design for an arduino uno compatible board. The NerO is based on the company’s FT231X USB UART, and delivers ...
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FTDI Chip is using Kickstarter to fund an open source reference design for an arduino uno compatible board. The NerO is based on the company’s FT231X USB UART, and delivers ...
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Most anything may work but I would suggest starting with an arduino uno, that may not be the best in the end but since you are learning is is one of the best documented device...
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So we found the "arduino Total Control" app for android ATC Lite and like the app so far, but not much information on actually using it with the wifi module and arduino. We h...
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I use 6 AA batteries ('brick') to run all three shields, plugged into the uno (Vin jumper on). I don't have experience splitting the power supply between uno and motor shield.
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> adafruit_support_bill wrote: > >> Strange thing: I tried with an arduino uno, and I am able to read >> measurements. > > That's an interesting�...
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> Strange thing: I tried with an arduino uno, and I am able to read > measurements. That's an interesting data point. One difference of course is the 3.3v vs ...
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> adafruit_support_bill wrote:The wiring looks correct. But > breadboards are always cause for suspicion since the contacts are > not always so reliable. >...
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You don't. The arduino's 3.3v pin is only an output. If you want to power an arduino from a LiPo, you'll need something to boost the voltage to 5v, like one of our PowerBoos...
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