Serial comm lib shimniok,
I'm looking to move toward ttiny eventually. I have a few of these from when I didn't see any point of not using arduino. Now that my project has grown...
Let's just say...
Serial comm lib Sold!
I thought I was making it harder than it looked, but I've been bitten by way to many things with the latest round of Linux changes (new tome not the rest of the world) that...
Friday, 23 August 2013 - 16:19
Best practices for object and miscelanious Quote:
The arduino already sets up a timer to 1ms. One would think you would leverage off that. If you're worried about the amount of processing in the isr then split it up - do 4...
Monday, 19 August 2013 - 17:25
Best practices for object and miscelanious timer is NOT global at this time. Expectation is that it will be used only for button press detection. The plan is to move the ISR to only update "current read" bitmap (small note...
Friday, 16 August 2013 - 20:47
Best practices for object and miscelanious Thanks Jim,
The 20 buttons will actually be 4 separate interfaces that could be accessed simultaneously. My testing with just 10 buttons lead to some "oh crap" discovery when...
Serial communication dbrion0606 wrote:The main issue I see with removing a capacitor/cutting the PCB trace/ adding a RX TX parallel plug with an Arduino Nano : everything is so tiny you must have -at...
Friday, 16 August 2013 - 14:06
Freaks link to social media? I'm a noob (only been on the forum for a week). Everyone has been friendly to me. Even with some stupid idiotic mistakes in code they still assisted and asked for clarification....
Friday, 16 August 2013 - 14:01
Redesigning AVR Man - need your help! Ok, I asked my son (16) about this. His response does not make a valid sample of the population but it might make for an interesting discussion.
Quote:Me: Hey, what do you think...
Friday, 16 August 2013 - 12:06
Serial communication You don't need a separate port. Just pull the RX/TX pins (look at the schematic to find the right headers) and use an appropriate circuit to create a mirror of the data between...
Friday, 16 August 2013 - 11:54
Programming the first chip is the most difficult! you can buy a 328p (arduino uno from previous generation) preloaded with bootloader for $US5 from digikey and just about any other distributor. Add max232 (or a couple of...
shimniok, I'm looking to move toward ttiny eventually. I have a few of these from when I didn't see any point of not using arduino. Now that my project has grown... Let's just say...
Yep. Works with 328p as is. Thanks again.
Sold! I thought I was making it harder than it looked, but I've been bitten by way to many things with the latest round of Linux changes (new tome not the rest of the world) that...
Quote: The arduino already sets up a timer to 1ms. One would think you would leverage off that. If you're worried about the amount of processing in the isr then split it up - do 4...
timer is NOT global at this time. Expectation is that it will be used only for button press detection. The plan is to move the ISR to only update "current read" bitmap (small note...
Thanks Jim, The 20 buttons will actually be 4 separate interfaces that could be accessed simultaneously. My testing with just 10 buttons lead to some "oh crap" discovery when...
Luckily for me the membership requirements are quite relaxed. :P
dbrion0606 wrote:The main issue I see with removing a capacitor/cutting the PCB trace/ adding a RX TX parallel plug with an Arduino Nano : everything is so tiny you must have -at...
I'm a noob (only been on the forum for a week). Everyone has been friendly to me. Even with some stupid idiotic mistakes in code they still assisted and asked for clarification....
Ok, I asked my son (16) about this. His response does not make a valid sample of the population but it might make for an interesting discussion. Quote:Me: Hey, what do you think...
You don't need a separate port. Just pull the RX/TX pins (look at the schematic to find the right headers) and use an appropriate circuit to create a mirror of the data between...
you can buy a 328p (arduino uno from previous generation) preloaded with bootloader for $US5 from digikey and just about any other distributor. Add max232 (or a couple of...
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