Step 2: The hardware.
For the experienced Arduino user this total view makes immediate sense. However, if you're a beginner just like me, a breakdown in steps can be useful.
Drawings were made with software by "Fritzing" (http://fritzing.org).
I have used a RGB Led with a common Anode (3 Cathodes: R, G, B). Therefore the setup may seem a bit ackward. The consequence is that in the sketch (step 3): HIGH=off and LOW=on.
Drawings were made with software by "Fritzing" (http://fritzing.org).
I have used a RGB Led with a common Anode (3 Cathodes: R, G, B). Therefore the setup may seem a bit ackward. The consequence is that in the sketch (step 3): HIGH=off and LOW=on.
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ben_cullen_1809 says:
Oct 3, 2011. 3:06 AMReply
hiya pal!! really like the look of this as my uni project! if possible do you have a schematic diagram available??
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bertus52x11 (author) says:
Oct 3, 2011. 7:59 AMReplyjust click on the icons below the picture.
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francisroan says:
Mar 31, 2011. 5:51 AMReply
is that serial lcd?
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