JTAGICE3 problem after install arduino usb driver? I just found out, for some reason, the ISP Clock is set to 7kHz at AS5.1/AS6, after setting it back to 13.45 kHz in AVR5.1/AVR6, it works again.
But after plug in the Arduino, the...
Friday, 17 August 2012 - 11:15
how to include a library Thanks Cliff
I got it sorted by try and error after read all the other responds, but you explanation gave me a brief introduction on how and why, that's very helpful information...
how to include a library indianajones11 wrote: See my tutorial on including files if you don't know what I'm talking about.
I still don't follow, can you provide a link to your tutorial on including files...
Tuesday, 14 August 2012 - 22:35
how to include a library Thanks for all the responds, so I think I did it the wrong way, so how should it be done properly??
what should I google for? or better yet, a link to tutorial or some sort?...
Tuesday, 14 August 2012 - 19:36
how to include a library clawson wrote:Quote:
and it doesn't work
You didn't actually say what "doesn't work" but I suspect you got link errors such as "undefined reference to LCD_init" and similar? This...
Tuesday, 14 August 2012 - 19:32
how to include a library Judicael wrote:Hello,
Are you sure that lcd.c is compiled ?
If you use WinAVR, you must explicitly add lcd.c to the list of your sources files in the Makefile.
Can you show us the...
introduction to reading digital data for beginner Hi Kartman
Thanks for your feedback, but I don't quite follow.
If you are talking about the dht11StartSignal() function, the data sheet say pulling up is the MCU signal.
Zhuhua...
Sunday, 5 August 2012 - 23:18
how to check if a digital input is pulled low for xx us Hi Levenkay
this method is a bit over my head at the moment as I don't know much about the serial communication thing, but I will sure to try it, your help is much appreciated....
Sunday, 5 August 2012 - 11:16
how to check if a digital input is pulled low for xx us thanks for everyone's advice, I finally can read the data from the dht11 sensor, I have uploaded my source code to here:
https://www.avrfreaks.net/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file...
thanks guys
I just found out, for some reason, the ISP Clock is set to 7kHz at AS5.1/AS6, after setting it back to 13.45 kHz in AVR5.1/AVR6, it works again. But after plug in the Arduino, the...
Thanks Cliff I got it sorted by try and error after read all the other responds, but you explanation gave me a brief introduction on how and why, that's very helpful information...
Thanks for all your help, I got it sort it :)
indianajones11 wrote: See my tutorial on including files if you don't know what I'm talking about. I still don't follow, can you provide a link to your tutorial on including files...
Thanks for all the responds, so I think I did it the wrong way, so how should it be done properly?? what should I google for? or better yet, a link to tutorial or some sort?...
clawson wrote:Quote: and it doesn't work You didn't actually say what "doesn't work" but I suspect you got link errors such as "undefined reference to LCD_init" and similar? This...
Judicael wrote:Hello, Are you sure that lcd.c is compiled ? If you use WinAVR, you must explicitly add lcd.c to the list of your sources files in the Makefile. Can you show us the...
oh I see, thanks :)
Hi Kartman Thanks for your feedback, but I don't quite follow. If you are talking about the dht11StartSignal() function, the data sheet say pulling up is the MCU signal. Zhuhua...
Hi Levenkay this method is a bit over my head at the moment as I don't know much about the serial communication thing, but I will sure to try it, your help is much appreciated....
thanks for everyone's advice, I finally can read the data from the dht11 sensor, I have uploaded my source code to here: https://www.avrfreaks.net/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file...
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