Rudy, what an excellent video, i will continue to watch this series as this is of great interest to me. You are a very good tutor, as you explain things in a very basic layman's terms. well done and thank you!
As a beginner, in this video I did not completely understand the whole connections, maybe because some connections are handled internally by pullup. I think it could be clearer to have a complete wired connection, but I think you will do that in the next videos. So moving on into the chapter 3. Thanks!!
Hi Rudy, Just want to thank you for your videos. I really like the way you explain everything. I have been working with Arduino for a little while and still felt I was not getting what I needed to really understand what is taking place in the code. You make this very easy to understand. Keep up the great work! I will be following all your videos to have a better understanding of the code. Thanks again !
Just as a second thought or second comment. Your presentations in terms of the graphics is outstanding. I a person could do a whole series just on the way you present the pictures an all. Thanks again.
If I wanted to push the button and have the LED stay on for a determined amount of time before it shuts off where would I put the delay?? Also is it possible to disable the button durring the time so if it gets pushed again it doesnt restart the time?
Hi, Thanks a lot, its really greate effort and great knowledge. i need to do a project for a preset position linear actuator with a DC motor abd a stepper motor, with Arduino Mega or UNO but i am not able to write the code and the scheme, can you please help. Regards
Kenneth Briffa Well ... yes and no. The if statement says that if pin 2 reads LOW, the LED will be switched on. OFF is not a state of a pin ... it is eithe LOW or HIGH. The way we wired the push button (connected to GND) means that when we press it, pin 2 to is connected to GND, hence the software reads a LOW.
@@rudyshobbychannel The arduino need pulse input to trigger sms from gsm module. But my device gives Continuous contact. So I have to convert it to pulse
Lijo, I still donxt 100f understand. Do you mean when an input gets a continuous signal, on the inouts LOW to HIGH transition an output should give a pulse? If that is what you need, make the output HIGH, start a timer and when the timer runs out make the output LOW again.
Rudy, what an excellent video, i will continue to watch this series as this is of great interest to me. You are a very good tutor, as you explain things in a very basic layman's terms. well done and thank you!
As a beginner, in this video I did not completely understand the whole connections, maybe because some connections are handled internally by pullup. I think it could be clearer to have a complete wired connection, but I think you will do that in the next videos. So moving on into the chapter 3. Thanks!!
Hi Rudy, Just want to thank you for your videos. I really like the way you explain everything. I have been working with Arduino for a little while and still felt I was not getting what I needed to really understand what is taking place in the code. You make this very easy to understand. Keep up the great work! I will be following all your videos to have a better understanding of the code. Thanks again !
Thanks to all for your kind feedback.
Rudy....This is a great series and I am working my way through the whole series, Thank you for all the effort it is truly appreciated
Thanks Glenn, your feedback is appreciated too.
Just as a second thought or second comment. Your presentations in terms of the graphics is outstanding. I a person could do a whole series just on the way you present the pictures an all. Thanks again.
If I wanted to push the button and have the LED stay on for a determined amount of time before it shuts off where would I put the delay?? Also is it possible to disable the button durring the time so if it gets pushed again it doesnt restart the time?
Tolles Video, verständlich erklärt für Anfänger wie mich
Hi,
Thanks a lot, its really greate effort and great knowledge.
i need to do a project for a preset position linear actuator with a DC motor abd a stepper motor, with Arduino Mega or UNO but i am not able to write the code and the scheme, can you please help.
Regards
Sorry but I don't have the time available right now to take on any projects.
Hi. Maybe I'm missing something but isn't the program saying if pin 2 is off (switch is not pressed or LOW/OFF) then the LED is HIGH/ON?
Kenneth Briffa Well ... yes and no. The if statement says that if pin 2 reads LOW, the LED will be switched on. OFF is not a state of a pin ... it is eithe LOW or HIGH. The way we wired the push button (connected to GND) means that when we press it, pin 2 to is connected to GND, hence the software reads a LOW.
@@rudyshobbychannel Thanks. Understood!!
How to use high digital input as a single pulse in Arduino
I don't understand the question Lijo, what do you want to accomplish?
@@rudyshobbychannel
The arduino need pulse input to trigger sms from gsm module.
But my device gives Continuous contact. So I have to convert it to pulse
Lijo, I still donxt 100f understand. Do you mean when an input gets a continuous signal, on the inouts LOW to HIGH transition an output should give a pulse? If that is what you need, make the output HIGH, start a timer and when the timer runs out make the output LOW again.
grande!
Realy well explained 👍
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