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Notyou007a: /* Part 7 */

2015-06-26T04:57:42Z

Part 7

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			[[Category:HOWTO]]

Notyou007a at 04:56, 26 June 2015

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	This Page documents a series of workshops taught in 2012. Feel free to use the items for reference.		'''This Page documents a series of workshops taught in 2012. Feel free to use the items for reference.'''

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Notyou007a at 04:55, 26 June 2015

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			This Page documents a series of workshops taught in 2012. Feel free to use the items for reference.

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	Digital electronics for Arduino Workshop. Taught and designed by Brian Wagner.		Digital electronics for Arduino Workshop. Taught and designed by Brian Wagner.

Bpwagner: /* Part 7 */

2012-01-29T03:24:39Z

Part 7

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Bpwagner: /* Part 6 */

2012-01-28T22:01:05Z

Part 6

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	Speaker - Lets make some noise		Speaker - Lets make some noise. Follow the instructions on 9th Inning. You should be able to get some sound out of your Arduino. You will have to solder a couple of leads to the speaker to hook it up. The speaker has 8 ohms resistance, so be sure to use the 1K resistor in series. It really does not matter if you put the resistor between the speaker and D4 or the speaker and ground.

	http://wiki.lvl1.org/9th_Inning		http://wiki.lvl1.org/9th_Inning


	== '''Part 7''' ==		== '''Part 7''' ==

Bpwagner: /* Part 5 */

2012-01-28T21:45:25Z

Part 5

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 == '''Part 5''' ==
-Push Button Switch
+http://wiki.lvl1.org/5th_Inning
-http://wiki.lvl1.org/5th_Inning
+<pre>
 == '''Part 6''' ==

Bpwagner: /* Part 4 */

2012-01-28T21:34:48Z

Part 4

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-Tri-Color LED
+Tri-Color LED.  The Tricolor LED is set to use pins D6, D5, and D3.  Those are Pulse Width Modulation pins.  The Common Cathode is the longer pin and it is connected to Ground.  I accidentally gave you all 100K ohm resistors, so I need to swap those out with 1K resistors during the class.
 http://wiki.lvl1.org/3rd_Inning
 == '''Part 5''' ==

Bpwagner at 21:11, 28 January 2012

2012-01-28T21:11:51Z

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	== '''Part 3''' ==		== '''Part 3''' ==
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	Cylon lights - Battlestar Galactica or KITT from Knight Rider - take your pick. In this part we will use pin A0 instead of digital pin 6. I need the PWM capabilities of digital pin 6 for the tri-color LED. Pin A0 (as well as all the analog pins) can be used as digital pins. A0 can be thought of as D14.		Cylon lights - Battlestar Galactica or KITT from Knight Rider - take your pick. In this part we will use pin A0 instead of digital pin 6. I need the PWM capabilities of digital pin 6 for the tri-color LED. Pin A0 (as well as all the analog pins) can be used as digital pins. A0 can be thought of as D14.

Bpwagner: /* Part 3 */

2012-01-28T21:11:13Z

Part 3

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	== '''Part 3''' ==		== '''Part 3''' ==
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	Cylon lights - Battlestar Galactica or KITT from Knight Rider - take your pick. In this part we will use pin A0 instead of digital pin 6. I need the PWM capabilities of digital pin 6 for the tri-color LED. Pin A0 (as well as all the analog pins) can be used as digital pins. A0 can be thought of as D14.		Cylon lights - Battlestar Galactica or KITT from Knight Rider - take your pick. In this part we will use pin A0 instead of digital pin 6. I need the PWM capabilities of digital pin 6 for the tri-color LED. Pin A0 (as well as all the analog pins) can be used as digital pins. A0 can be thought of as D14.

Bpwagner: /* Part 3 */

2012-01-28T21:07:09Z

Part 3

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	And the code specific to having A0 used instead of D6:		And the code specific to having A0 used instead of D6:
			<pre>
			//Code for Cylon - I am sure this could be more elegant!
			//bpw 2/11/22
			//modified for Pin A0 bpw 1/28/12

			int pinled1 = 7;
			int pinled2 = 8;
			int pinled3 = 9;
			int pinled4 = 10;
			int pinled5 = 11;
			int pinled6 = 12;
			int pinled7 = 13;
			int pinled8 = 14; //Pin 14 is the same as A0. You can use A0 as a digital pin!
			int t = 50;
			void setup()
			{
			pinMode(pinled1, OUTPUT);
			pinMode(pinled2, OUTPUT);
			pinMode(pinled3, OUTPUT);
			pinMode(pinled4, OUTPUT);
			pinMode(pinled5, OUTPUT);
			pinMode(pinled6, OUTPUT);
			pinMode(pinled7, OUTPUT);
			pinMode(pinled8, OUTPUT);
			}

			void loop()
			{
			digitalWrite(pinled1, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled2, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled1, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled3, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled2, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled4, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled3, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled5, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled4, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled6, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled5, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled7, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled6, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled8, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled7, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled7, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled8, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled6, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled7, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled5, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled6, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled4, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled5, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled3, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled4, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled2, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled3, LOW);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled1, HIGH);
			delay(t);
			digitalWrite(pinled2, LOW);
			delay(t);

			}

			</pre>

	== '''Part 4''' ==		== '''Part 4''' ==