consequences of forget to set BOD avrcandies wrote:Why do you think so? Does the power flicker a lot once the program is up & running & past your delay?
OK, you were right
I traced the "several count"...
ATMega-UART (Full Duplex) to device (Half Duplex) Sponge wrote:Maybe it is less a question about the protocols, but more a question about how to electrically wire / combine one data line from the motor to the two pins (TX and RX...
Tuesday, 17 September 2019 - 07:22
consequences of forget to set BOD avrcandies wrote:That's a bit ridiculous ...How long do you delay before counting?...hopefully a second or so. BOD should barely have an effect (assuming a decent...
Saturday, 14 September 2019 - 06:29
consequences of forget to set BOD gchapman wrote:Condolences for your PITA.Thanks!
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avrcandies wrote:You don'r have to set the bod...what is the worst case possibility, in your case?There are two issues:
1)...
Friday, 13 September 2019 - 20:09
Now I've seen some batteries El Tangas wrote:Many multimeters use 9V cells so I've been thinking about buying one of these:
I won't use it for multimeter because there is a switching step-up reg inside...
Thursday, 5 September 2019 - 11:25
Difference between ATMega8 and ATMega328 Hero_123 wrote:
Now my question - is it possible to swap both ATMega (both 28Pin) without much ado or where are the sticky bits?
I would like to remind you the...
Thursday, 5 September 2019 - 08:08
A switch and a LED problem AhmedH wrote:I know that I can make no restrictions about pinNo, but I intend to handle almost all cases and all inputs to the functions, to make my program more generic and work...
Tuesday, 23 July 2019 - 14:22
A switch and a LED problem clawson wrote:
Indeed, your function is:
GPIO_readPinVal(PORTB_ID, P0, &received);
but no one here, but you, knows what is inside this function. So does it read the...
Tuesday, 23 July 2019 - 10:58
A switch and a LED problem AhmedH wrote:
GPIO_readPinVal(PORTB_ID, P0, &received); Visovian wrote:
if(bit_is_clear(PORTB,PB0)) // if button pressed
I don't know what happens inside these...
avrcandies wrote:Why do you think so? Does the power flicker a lot once the program is up & running & past your delay? OK, you were right I traced the "several count"...
ki0bk wrote: Use this to connect to your servo. MCU ----- 4.7k TX |----VVVV---| RX |-----------+-----> 1-wire UART bus ----- How much did you...
spoetnic wrote: Since my hardware did work fine with the -AU versions, I could really use some advice! See attached schematics. I have no experience about Arduino, maybe...
Sponge wrote:Maybe it is less a question about the protocols, but more a question about how to electrically wire / combine one data line from the motor to the two pins (TX and RX...
avrcandies wrote:That's a bit ridiculous ...How long do you delay before counting?...hopefully a second or so. BOD should barely have an effect (assuming a decent...
gchapman wrote:Condolences for your PITA.Thanks! . avrcandies wrote:You don'r have to set the bod...what is the worst case possibility, in your case?There are two issues: 1)...
El Tangas wrote:Many multimeters use 9V cells so I've been thinking about buying one of these: I won't use it for multimeter because there is a switching step-up reg inside...
Hero_123 wrote: Now my question - is it possible to swap both ATMega (both 28Pin) without much ado or where are the sticky bits? I would like to remind you the...
AhmedH wrote:I know that I can make no restrictions about pinNo, but I intend to handle almost all cases and all inputs to the functions, to make my program more generic and work...
clawson wrote: Indeed, your function is: GPIO_readPinVal(PORTB_ID, P0, &received); but no one here, but you, knows what is inside this function. So does it read the...
AhmedH wrote: GPIO_readPinVal(PORTB_ID, P0, &received); Visovian wrote: if(bit_is_clear(PORTB,PB0)) // if button pressed I don't know what happens inside these...
jamespie wrote:DDRE = 0b1000000; //makes Port E Pin7 OUTPUT Does not make! DDRE = 0b1000000; //Pin6 DDRE = 0b10000000; //Pin7
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