Dimensions? Same as Arduino? How thick is it when hooked up with an Arduino?
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I do not know the exact dimensions but it is about 1/8" shorter them the Mega I am using. It is not a plug and play shield, so you cant plug it straight to an Arduino. Sain Smart dose make a shield that will make it plug and play but it is very thick with it. I went the wired route with mine since my project needed the screen and Arduino sepperate. It took me a little digging to get the get what pins went where.
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PCB is 3 3/4" X 2 1/2". You need to have a Sainsmart TFT LCD Mega Shield to easily connect it to an Arduino Mega 2560.
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Dimensions are: 95 x 65 mm, about 12 mm wider than Arduino Mega. 35mm thick when hooked up with Arduino and Shield.
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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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There is a keypad library available at Arduino Playground. Also see Brad's *Duino Blog Using 4x4 keypad for more info. Hope that helps.
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I'd go with the Yn. 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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I do not have a unit at this time at my home. Overall dimensions seems correct because a regular electrical receptacle fits inside as well as the attachment cord cap.I used it on a home to connect an enclose a low voltage power supply for a remote surveillance camera. It worked just fine. I attached the camera (external) to the cover also.
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The unit is 4-1/8" H x 2-5/8" W x 5/16" Thick. The actual keypad is recessed and is approximately 1/8" thick.
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I used my board with an Arduino (5V) and used a separat 5V source. It may work with a Pi (3.3V) logic but for best results you may still need a 5V supply.
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You need to download the (free) software from http://arduino.cc/en/main/software.
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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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dimensions are: approx L: 6 in, W: 2 in, 1 in thick. it is about the size of a universal TV remote
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The little rectangular circuit board supporting the 16 LED array measures 16mm wide by 25mm long, but there is an extension about 4mm long and 8mm wide at each end, where it is attached to the metal end caps. Those extensions could be mostly removed. The circuit board is 1mm thick, and the total dimension of the board and the attached LEDs is 2.5mm.
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If you are in Hawaii your best bet would be a web search for Arduino Books. Amazon has many for levels between beginners and budding engineers, just depends on what you are trying to do next with the device. If shipping isn't too high to HI I'd do a search on Amazon for "Arduino books" and check the results to see what fits what you are trying to learn. More sensors, programming the unit, etc.
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Using my digital calipers (with the unit face up towards you) the measurements are:3.825" long with key ring attachment removed..80" thick at center of main body (front to back).87" when measuring thickness of body (front to back) at power button.1.19" wide when measuring across the body - across its center left to right.1.23 inches wide when measuring from headphone jack to mode switch (lever).I hope the above measurements help. If you have any additional questions contact me.Rick
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At it's widest points (it's a quadrilateral in shape), it 2" x 1 1/2" and about 1/2" thick. It's similar in size to a car's key fob (at least the cars I've driven).
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The DC-12450 that I purchased two months ago is 2.8" x 4.8" (5.0" to tip of on/off switch) x .95" thick. Worked great to power a dashboard camera.
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http://www.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles/sx/file/Manual/HW-SM006ENG.pdfhttp://forum.arduino.cc/index.php/topic,20594.0.html
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Unable to help you with the dimensions since it's already installed in my computer. You didn't ask for my opinion, but I must tell you that if I had to do it all over again, I would purchase a different product or run the cable for my computer to connect directly to a router. I purchased this item to give an old computer upstairs Internet access for my grandkids. (I didn't want to run a cable from my office downstairs to that computer.) Does it work?...Yes, but you might have to adjust your PC tower a little to the right or left to "tune" for the best signal. Is it easy to install?...the hardware, yes...the software, NO!!! The directions, apart from being some of the smallest print I've ever seen (I had to use magnifying goggles), were obviously written by someone who thinks the customer has the same level of knowledge about this product as they do. You will be required to make several "intuitive leaps" during the software installation process. Adding to this problem is the frustrating fact that the person who wrote the directions does not have English as a "first" language. Also, in order to overcome this, they used pictorial instructions...unfortunately, only THEY know what these drawings are intended to convey. My unsolicited advice is to try something else!