Introduction: TinyDice LED Die (Arduino Compatible)
I used an ATtiny25 to control some LEDs, it generates a number randomly and displays it as a die.
It first displays light sequence, then the random number and it finally goes to sleep, consuming less than 0.1uA untill someone presses the button and wakes it up to start again, battery will last about 250 YEARS when asleep.
The code is fully compatible with arduino and written on the Arduino IDE, for further info on how to program the ATtiny using the arduino ide visit This Guide.
The code can be downloaded here.
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6 years ago on Introduction
Hi, is this line:
ADCSRA &= ~(1 << ADEN);
same as writing:
ADCSRA=0
9 years ago on Introduction
hi, can you plz tell the steps to make this astonishing led dice plz.. THANKS
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Hi, I didn't really document it, so i have no way of doing so, but a better, newer version of it is coming, this time with the full step by step guide.
ill tell u when I'm done with it.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
When is this instructable coming?
Reply 6 years ago on Introduction
https://www.instructables.com/id/ATtiny854525-LED-dice-Super-simple-and-CHEAP/?ALLSTEPS
7 years ago on Introduction
Interesting solution. I dont know what his schematic is but here is the basic wiring for the leds if that helps anyone.
Pin 0 powers 2 leds (bottom left,top right)
Pin 1 powers 2 leds (middle left, middle right)
Pin 3 powers 1 led (Center middle )
Pin 4 powers 2 leds (top left, bottom right)
X X
4 0
X X X
1 3 1
X X
0 4
9 years ago on Introduction
plzzzzzzzzzz show us the shcematic
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
to me it looks charlie plexed :) google around on that a bit and i think you should be on your way :)
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Hi, it is not charlieplexed, there are 3 pairs of LEDS and one that is on it's own, using only 4 pins, see the video to find the pairs.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
As allways I tend to overdo it. Your way is a much simpler and much nicer way to do it :) kudos to you :D
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Hi, I currently have no schematic since this project was built on-the-go, along with the code, but I'll make one soon and upload it.
9 years ago on Introduction
THIS IS ASTONISHING!!!
Have a look at my ibles as well
Rated 5*!!!!
Thanks for sharing such an amazing ible with us!