FORUM RULES - PLEASE READ It First!

The DFRobot Maker Community is in place to help users with DFRobot product issues, help with project implementation and general engineering-related queries. It is also a place where you can showcase your work and share ideas with other makers.

RULES:
 

This is a friendly forum - rude or offensive posts will not be tolerated.
This is a community for makers and not an advertising space - links to commercial concerns will be considered spam and deleted. Repeat offenders will be banned.

In order to help each other as quickly and efficiently as possible, we suggest following these guidelines:

GUIDE FOR ASKING TECHNICAL QUESTIONS:

First, if you haven’t already, check the product wiki for information:
https://wiki.dfrobot.com/

You can search for the product you are having problems with by entering the SKU in the search bar (e.g. ROBxxxx, KITxxxx, SENxxxx, etc.) You can also use the product name to search.

If you have checked the product wiki and haven’t found what you need, please do post questions on our forum!

In your post please include the following information if you can: 

• The SKU of the product you are having issues with (e.g. ROBxxxx, KITxxxx, SENxxxx, etc.)
• What is the intended function of your project?
• Are you using any libraries? Links to the source are helpful!
• Provide a sample of the code you are using between code tags so we can easily check it for any errors, e.g.:
 

Code: Select all void setup() {  // put your setup code here, to run once: } void loop() {  // put your main code here, to run repeatedly: }

Feel free to provide any other details that you think might help - the more detail, the better.
When you have posted, one of our moderators will get back to you as soon as we can!

(Of course, you don't have to follow these guidelines, but it might take us longer to help you if we don't have enough information!)

Do you see any mistakes on our wiki? Spelling, grammar, technical errors? Please do let us know on the forum so we can make it better.