What is this for? What does it do for an Arduino user?
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The Arduino Nano has the same footprint as the Basic Stamp, even though it is a far more capable controller. It is not, however, entirely pin compatible with the basic stamp, and this has caused problems for some people who have just assumed that it is a plug-in replacement. That, it is not. I have used the Nano NP (no pins) module as a directly wired-in controller with a very small footprint in several devices. If small is beautiful, the Arduino nano provides the entire Arduino ecosystem in a package requiring 40% of the space of the Duemilanove and Uno boards.
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It is the same thing as an Arduino, just smaller. You can't fit an Arduino into one of the little tins that breath mints come in; the Nano fits nicely.
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The Arduino Nano v3.0 is a full featured Arduino board, allowing you to make smaller prototypes (compared to using an Uno or other large board).
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It's like a full size Arduino, but smaller. It can be placed directly into a breadboard or socket. I used it on a robot car for a while but accidentally broke off the USB header when the car drove away before I disconnected it... whoops. I use a full size Arduino Uno now since it's a little more robust for development. When I'm done with development I'll throw the Arduino nano back on there since it takes up less space.
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This is a good step in furthering your electronics education - but the real focus is on learning electronics AND HOW TO WRITE PROGRAMS! There are scads of program examples, that basically are like "C", but are referred to as SCRIPTS. The really great thing is that both skills will put you far ahead of anything else I know of. Also, there are tons of fairly cheap add-ons to make the Arduino Uno do just about ANYTHING you want - robots, home monitors, detection of movement, distance, light, sound, etc. It's not all 'cake' - you will have to apply brain power. I might mention the RASPBERRY PI is another way to go - but that is an actual COMPUTER (quite limited, but run an actual simple Linux OS. Eventually, I'll probably get one of those as well - But you won't beat Arduino as a fantastic start...
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Same as nano but usb drivers are different so it isn't as straightforward as the micro if you're used to using other Arduino stuff. Once you get the driver working, it behaves the same.It also doesn't have the MISO/MOSI pins at the very end (opposite end of the USB connector) but that didn't matter to my application.
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It includes an arduino uno, but the kit also has additional things. I recommend that you at least purchase some LEDs and resistors in addition to this kit, it will allow them to do more beginner projects.
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http://www.instructables.com/id/Cheap-2-Way-Bluetooth-Connection-Between-Arduino-a/
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I use "Home Genie" an image for the Raspberry Pi for my DIY system that I am developing. Seems to work pretty well so far. Basically it turns a computer into a home automation server that can process requests. Ideally you'd want that system to be as minimal in power consumption as possibly which makes small microcontrollers like the Pi a perfect platform for this.
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The motor drive shield plugs in the top of an Arduino UNO and possibly others. It only drives DC and Servo motors. To what kind of receiver are you referring?
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I use the Fishman midi pickup to operate all my midi devices without ever opening their software. I will occasionally use it to set the pickup response or to check the battery but that's about it.
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Yes it will work with an arduino. You need to have a motor driver. You can get an adafruit motor driver shield for example. Lots of other motor drivers are available.
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Are you using these with arduino? They each have a unique MAC address and can also be daisy chained. If you use the resistor it only will require one(pull-up) since they all can be read from the same pin.check out the one wire library.
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I did purchase this sensor pack and found that the documentation is non-existent. That being said most of the sensors are very simply and could be hooked up to Arduino by first identifying the sensor connection mode (digital input, digital output or analog input) Once the `mode' is identified, then any tutorial which uses the same `mode' would be applicable. If you have questions on a specific sensor, then let me know which one and I can take a look to see if I can figure out the specifics.
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An arduino can control it up to 5 volts, but you can get better performance with a controller.
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It does not come with an arduino, but it gives you the correct mounts so that you can have the arduino raised. Also the mounts from the arduino line up with holes on the chassis.
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No, its only able to be controlled through the app as far as I have been able to do with it. You would be more interested in the Arduino to do what you want.
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The board is counterfeit of the Arduino Uno. I'm sure it works just as fine though....I hope. I just got mine today.
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I used this with my Android tablet. Tablet sees this as a slave device and communicates with my Arduino via this serial interface.
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It's everything you need to start building with arduino. It's just got some experiments and you follow them until you learn the code then the sky is the limit. I thought it was a really well made and thought out starter kit.