anyone have info to connected to arduino the pin header or anyehing helpful
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Hola , nunca lo eh conectado a arduino, solo eh hecho pruebas con una pc via rs232, por ahora no eh hecho pruebas con plataforma arduino o equivalente
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You probably have something that looks like this http://www.arduinoecia.com.br/2014_06_01_archive.html Look at pictures, and only translate if you need. Without the I2C board the number of pins is much larger, something like this: http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/LiquidCrystal Most all these devices are at some level based on the hitachi HD44780, so everything is similar, you may have bought this by accident also available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/HD44780-20x4-White-Text-Background/dp/B005YTAHAU I've used both on PIC processors and the Arduino with and without the I2C back board. The pinouts for your particular board could vary so find the ID number. This is time consuming but not terribly hard for most occasions. Lots and lots of data on the web. For the I2C sainsmart, search on sainsmart 2004 or 20x4 or on the but the pinouts can differ so you must ID the source. Here is a typical example display, with pinouts http://www.hwkitchen.com/products/lcd-display-4x20-characters/ or this tutorial: http://arduino-info.wikispaces.com/LCD-Blue-I2C The Sainsmart board includes a 4 pin header and a two pin header on a separate I2C board on the backside of the display, looks like this http://4tronix.co.uk/arduino/I2C_LCD_Module.php. The two pin connection must be jumpered to provide backlighting. The 4 pin connector has two pins for 5V power coming from the Arduino, and two data transmission pins. Hope that helps. I had a horrible time editing this note, cut and paste nightmare, no idea why. good luck!!
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I have used it successfully with an FPGA. The programming was in LabVIEW. Let me know if it helps you anyway.
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I cannot find them so am unable to verify but i know standard 1mm headers will not work with the led strips. These pins are slightly smaller in diameter and slightly smaller in spacing. The combination might allow the pins to fit in the breadboard or arduino header, but the smaller diameter might not make contact inside. You might do better with something like:http://www.amazon.com/Uxcell-Gino-Splice-Connector-Strips/dp/B0058S1Z80/ref=pd_sim_hi_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1M3BQZBX8J2E8JYFEDA0 Or similar (disclaimer: i have no experience with the linked to product)
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Not sure what you mean by that but if you google Arduino stepper motor wiring you should be able to get the pinout information.
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Try reading this: http://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/building-an-arduino-robot-part-iii-assembling-the-robotIt may be useful.
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I'd go with the Yùn. You can have it host a web page that allows you to control the Arduino's IO. Worse case you can always use it like a basic Arduino. Just make sure you have enough IO for your need.
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You probably want a motor controller, or an H bridge circuit made of transistors between the motors and the arduino. There are several DIP chip ICs for controlling motors that cost about a dollar each. I can get the exact part number if needed. The H bridge can be made with standard NPN and PNP transistors from radio shack
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I would recommend using WiFi shield or Bluetooth shield. Research them at arduino to find which one you want to connect with. I used the Yen it toke a bit of programming but worked great.
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I have not tried, but you must look for pin jack adapters perhaps in radioshack or here you can find the right one
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yes; i have a Pi and an Arduino talking to each other using the device. you'll need the software driver/library for the device. i use RF24, which has versions for the Arduino and the Pi.
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This is a copy of the Arduino nano, so you can find out more about it and the pinout here: http://arduino.cc/en/Main/arduinoBoardNanoShort answer is that you can apply 7-12V to the "VIN" pin or you can bypass the regulator by applying 5V directly to the 5V pin.
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As all of the others have attested, the display will not work with the UNO for the reasons they have listed: program space, pin availability, etc. The Mega would be sufficient, however I used this screen with the Arduino Due. There were libraries for the Due and plenty of program space, pins, etc.
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Hello D. Geary...did yo ever get your module recognized? I recently purchased a module and ADTPulse is not recognizing it.I've the unit within 2 feet of the hub (plugged into an extension cord)
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The instructions are based upon an Arduino Uno. You could use another board - but with the instructions being regularly incorrect it may make it quite difficult to complete all examples.
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Hi David: I don't think so. The website for Arduino has information about installing a bootloader here: http://www.arduino.cc/en/Hacking/Bootloader?from=Tutorial.Bootloader#best regards, bob
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No, but there are YouTube tutorials. That's how I learned to use mine with the Arduino UNO.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN_gcyWKCxY