BoianM

Hi,The newer versions of Visuino are generating much faster code. Unfortunately in this case the coe is a bit too fast :-( . I have replaced the Detect Edge (which now is handled automatically by Visuino), with Delay of 200 mS . This fixes the problem.I have updated the steps 9 and 10, and have uploaded updated project :-)

Thank you! Can you please let me know how this error happened? This is not expected :-(You can send me direct message with more info or e-mail me at mitov @ mitov . com

I plan to investigate the DS18B20 more and see how much effort will take to write my own library and avoid the delay...

Thank you!Unfortunately while I write almost all of the Visuino libraries, the DS18B20 is one of the very few libraries that I use as designed by others :-( . The problem is with the DS18B20. I plan to try to write my own one, but with so much work, I never had the chance :-( . Will see what I can do...

The Joystick is simply 2 Analog pins on the Arduino board, so there is no need for a Visuino component for it, although I have added an optional dummy component recently to make the projects more clear.You can add the dummy component and it will not generate code, but will show that the wires go through it.Here is how you can control stepper with buttons:https://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-Nano-and-Visuino-Control-Stepper-Motor-Wit/

I am not sure what is happening. Do you have good battery on the RTC module?I use RTCs with Visuino all the time, and so far have not seen such problem :-(Can you share the Visuino project so I can take a look?Could also be bad I2C connection between the Arduino and the RTC.

Also check if the right I2C address is set for RTC in Visuino. You can use I2C scanner to check on what address is the RTC.

Congratulations!You are Welcome!I am glad you enjoy it, and it helped you with your project! :-)Looking forward to your next cool project :-) You seem to be making very impressive progress with Arduino every day!

Thank you! I am glad you enjoy it :-)

Hi, M ai sorry that I have missed the message. Use the Formatted text component as example for better formatting the text.

This is an Arduino project, not for Android phone. What are you trying to do?

Yes, you can add elements to the "Analog Value" component and connect each button to separated element. I am sure you will have a lot of fun experimenting with it, as there are multiple options... ;-)

Congratulations! :-) Enjoy!

Very Nice! Congratulations on your first Instructable! :-)

Double click on the RTC component in Visuino. You will see Elements editor, where you can add elements to set Seconds, Minutes, Hours etc. You can configure the elements to set specific value or increment/decrement by value. Then you can connect buttons to clock the elements ;-)

Actually for $10 you can use it forever ;-) . You also get 3 months of updates to the latest version.

The problem is that if I post the code it will be for specific version of the Visuino libraries, and as I upgrade the libraries, the code will become incompatible :-( .You can use Visuino for free. It runs for 10 minutes every time you run it without registration, and this is plenty of time to not only generate code but even do full projects :-)

Thank you Jim! :-)Glad that it helps :-)

Thank you! :-)Yes, you should be able to configure multiple of them each with different address. I have not experimented, but that is how the I2C works.