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[quote="krienie"]
Is there some online documentation about this event? I would very much like to use it. And if not, can someone please tell me how to use that event?
there should be documented information regarding the event for this chip.
In the wiki code on line 18, seems to have the relevant code.
Did you try the example code? - You Reply:
Danw， @@请检查此处的引脚映射，但不确定它是否适合库中的相同引脚映射
- You Reply:
Hi Grizz,
I've summed up the most important details in this page:
https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/R ... og_sensors
Let me know if you have followed those steps and where you get stuck with the code.
Basically you can plug in the Moisture sensor on that potentiometer place. and just execute the code. Will need some cleaning up the code to make it work better, but that is basically what you need i think.
Good luck - Topic: Single Board Media CentersYou Reply: many emulators,
Nintendo
DeSMuMe Nintendo DS emulator that aims to be portable
FCEUX NTSC and PAL Famicom/NES emulator
KiGB Accurate emulator for Gameboy, Gameboy Color and Super Gameboy
Mednafen Emulates GameBoy (Color), GameBoy Advance, and other systems
Mupen64Plus Plugin-based N64 emulator
Nestopia NES/Famicom emulator
TuxBoy Fork of the open source GameBoy/Color emulator gnuboy
VisualBoyAdvance Game Boy Advance emulates GBA, GBC, SGB, and GBA roms
ZSNES Super Nintendo Entertainment System with advanced features
Sega
DGen/SDL Virtual environment for Sega Genesis games
Gens Sega Megadrive, MegaCD and 32X
lxdream Dreamcast emulator
Meka Multi machine emulator, originally started as a Sega Master System emulator
Yabause Emulator for the Sega Saturn
Sony
ePSXe Sony PlayStation 1 emulator
PCSX Advanced PlayStation (PSX) emulator
PCSX2 PlayStation 2 emulator
pSX Self-contained Sony PlayStation 1 emulator
Arcade
AdvanceMAME Unofficial MAME/MESS versions
GnGeo Neo-Geo game platform
SDLMAME Port of the popular emulator MAME
transmission has a web interface for managing your torrents - You Reply: Btw,
Note that the sample app reads from the shield when you press the joystick on shield. The feedback is displayed on the app and does not send any data to bluno.
If you want a joystick app for a mobile robot instead, check this one out:
Itunes joystick app link - You Reply: Hello Mark,
What is the version of your Bluno firmware? not the app, but the firmware on Bluno.
Take a look at the wiki page in case you need to update it
Bluno firmware update link
Hope it helps! - Topic: GPS/GSM and Arduino UNOYou Reply: Komizutama,
Welcome to the forum! How is the project going?
I didn't check yet how are you parsing the serial. But bear in mind that you have to use one device or another for the Serial port. Sometimes you can "listen" to some of the data but you might want to use a secondary serial port for debugging purposes. Check out Software serial library.
You could debug directly via SMS at a cost or use another board such as Leonardo that has 2 serial ports. I believe there is some more sample code or library for Leonardo based boards on our Github repository.
Cheers - You Reply: Nice, thanks for sharing!
- Topic: Problems steering straight?You Reply: kevining, perhaps you can lower the power /pwm settings for that specific motor on your sketch
- You Reply: Great, thanks for sharing.
- Topic: WIP, will servos manage?You Reply: Thanks a bunch for the input!
I'm still baffled how difficult to get a decent OS running. Right now plugging in the SD card drives the CPU to max and apps stop working...
The servos are hot glued, so it is a quick fix. I was clearly not thinking when i sat them on the frame. However, the cardboard on the servo horns is most likely going to break soon, so the omniwheels is probably a must.
Did you get it running on the tablet/phablet? - Topic: Alarm-o-Bot ProjectYou Reply: Hi Pesho,
Most cases why SMS won't go out is because of credit on the SIM card or out of range from the SIM network.
For both, i suggest you these 2 options:
connect directly via serial port and use AT commands to gather necessary information. AT commands are listed on the datasheet and some on the wiki.
Plug the Sim card on a working phone and verify it has credit. The signal range could vary from device to device but it could give you an idea. If your shield location reports low quality signal for the SIM card, try it in a different location.
Post your code here, if we can help you we will give you some pointers and ideas!
enjoy building / making - You Reply: Gipi,
you can't connect a 230V high power to a low power device. Be very careful when working with 230V !
You need another device to read High power voltage or current and then send this information to arduino.
We have some current and voltage sensors, but not sure if it will apply to your purpose.
I suggest you to connect a light sensor directly in order to check whether or not the light is on, and its light strength.
[url=https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/DFRobot_Ambient_Light_Sensor_(SKU:DFR0026_)]https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/DFRobot_Ambient_Light_Sensor_(SKU:DFR0026_)[/url]
This way, you dont need to interface to 230V unless for the relay.
But again, be really careful. The relay should be protected from accidental touch when powered on. A box or casing would be ideal - Topic: undeliverableYou Reply: the1laz,
try [email protected] But if you keep getting this message, you might want to wait a couple of days - Topic: Gamepad v2.0 and xbee
- Topic: Gamepad v2.0 and xbee
- You Reply: try system(kill process) ?
- You Reply: try system(kill process) ?
- You Reply: How are you parsing the data into the text file?
- You Reply: How are you parsing the data into the text file?