BoianM

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.

Visuino install the libraries. What you have set as "Sketchbook location" in the Arduino IDE?Should be something like:C:\Users\mitov\Documents\ArduinoUsually the Visuino libraries are installed in the "C:\Users\{user name}\Documents\Arduino\Mitov" folderThey are also made open source:https://bitbucket.org/mitov/visuino-libraries

You control it directly with the Joystick in this project :-)

Congratulations! Enjoy :-)

It depends on the WiFi hotspot. I have not experimented to see the distance of my one,

The RS485 is bidirectional, so you can send and receive commands exactly the same way on both sides ;-)

This is a kit that I bought couple of years ago on eBay. In this project just motor connected to power, and optocoupler to measure the speed. Not a complete robot ;-) . I just wanted to show how you can measure the speed.

Very good! Thank you for sharing the update! I am sure this will help a lot of people :-)

Hi :-)

I have never ran it until the batteries are empty :-( . Since they are rechargable I usually put it to fully charge after playing with it.

Congratulations! :-) I think you had to make some changes to the code for the latest Google API. Please post it to help others ;-)

Thank you!What device you tried to scan?What version of Visuino?What happens?

You should add the full Visuino Diagram as picture, and maybe also some pictures of the test hardware circuit ;-)

Which of the projects? I show how to build 3 different projects in this tutorial. The project sources are in the zip. You can open them with latest version of Visuino and generate the code. I keep updating the Visuino and its libraries to optimize them, and if I post generated code, it will become obsolete over time. It is best to generate the code with the latest version for its libraries.

The code is included.You should use Visuino to generate the Arduino C++ code to make sure the generated code is compatible with the latest version of the libraries. Otherwise if I send you generated code, it will become obsolete soon, as I constantly improve the libraries. You can use Visuino for free to generate the code. It runs for 10 minutes every time you run it even unregistered, so you can always generate the up to date code with it ;-)

Can you connect using the Arduino serial terminal?

You will see some garbage symbols arriving in the Serial terminal, but at least you will know that it is sending data. I will try to contact you directly to give you my Skype so we can investigate ;-)

Yes it is exactly the same for UNO :-) You can use it directly with no change.

Congratulations! Very nice and cool color transitions! Good luck with the contest! :-)

Thank you!Just received probably the very first Acoustic Levitation KIT :-)http://labpacks.blogspot.com/2017/11/unboxing-my-n...Hope to start potting it together soon!

Congratulations! Very Nice :-)Added it to the rest of your tutorials in the Visuino Wiki:https://www.visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page#Kurt_Roesener

You are Always Welcome KurtRoesener :-) !

Thank you! Enjoy :-)

Visuino generates the actual Arduino code, and opens the Arduino IDE.What is the error you have?I use it every day for many projects, and so far it always compiles fine.Usually the only project people face is if the Sketchbook path is incorrectly set in the Arduino IDE preferences.

Not if it is connected to some portable WiFi ;-)I will see to make GPRS version too one of this days ;-) I may do a LoRa too.

It should work with WeMos Mini. I don't have Minis at the moment to test thou :-(

Yes, the RTC has "Set" pin. You can connect and Date/Time source to it. The simplest test is to add "Compile Date/Time" component and connect it to the set pin. This will set the component with the time at the moment of the compilation.

Thank you!Considering that I am 50 years old, at this age, getting rid of the accent will be a but difficult you know... Not easy to teach old dog new tricks... :-DI am not professional instructor. I am the developer of Visuino, and I show people how they can use it, and what they can do with it ;-)Cheers, Boian

Hi KimO24,Most likely you have the wrong path for the Sketchbook location in teh Arduino IDE.Should be like this:C:\Users\{USER NAME}\Documents\ArduinoYou can also contact me directly to help you set it up.

The Visuino code is included in the project.The generated Arduino code uses the Visuino Open Source libraries, ind since they change all the time, if I post the generated code it will become incompatible very soon. You should download Visuino and use it to generate the code for you. It can be used free even without registration. It will run for 10 minutes every time when you run so you can edit and generate projects as long as you want.This way the code will be guaranteed to work.

This should work almost exactly the same with ELGOO :-) . I will try to post a tutorial one of this days, if the time permits...

You are Welcome! Enjoy :-)

Here is tutorial I did for Elegoo V1:https://www.instructables.com/id/Assemble-Elegoo-S...And here is for Elegoo V2:http://labpacks.blogspot.com/2017/08/assemble-eleg...I am still posting the videos on V3:http://labpacks.blogspot.com/2017/10/assemble-eleg...Hopefully will finish them in few days :-)

Congratulations!I already have done couple of Bluetooth versions, and plan more ;-)Here is one:https://youtu.be/QftNBvhsLi4

You are Welcome!I actually posted one tutorial on Android controlled robot, and plan more advanced and interesting version soon ;-)Here is the current video tutorial ;-)https://youtu.be/QftNBvhsLi4

Congratulations! You are Welcome! Enjoy :-)

Well... the simplest option is to use MQTT with Visuino like in this tutorial:https://youtu.be/oX1DB68TF_k

Congratulations! Enjoy :-)

Hi Renata,What is the driver chip on your module? It could be SH1106.Try to set the "Type" property of the DisplayOLED1 component to "odtSH1106", and see if it works.Cheers, Boian

You will need to divide the time by 2 and add Compare component to compare for above 12 to display PM instead of AM ;-) I am sure you can do it with Visuino yourself ;-)

Thank you! :-)

Not yet, have been busy with a lot of other projects :-( . Hope to make one soon!

Hi HeshanH,What is the problem?

Thank you DanteM13 !If I post the generated code, it will be for specific version of Visuino and the Visuino libraries.The Visuino libraries are open source, but I change them all the time, so the posted code will become incompatible soon :-( If you generate it with Visuino it will always be compatible with the Visuino libraries of that version.I am looking at option of starting a website where you can send Visuino project and it will generate the latest version of the Arduino code, and will send you the necessary libraries, but this is still a future plan :-(

Please take a look at my other tutorials. With Visuino you can add as many sensors as you want, and run simultaneously, until you run out of pins, get address conflict on I2C, or run out of memory ;-)

Yes, again, I have made number of tutorials some showing how you can record the data on MicroSD as example. Visuino also has the option to log the serial communication to file for later processing. Serial print is shown in most of my tutorials ;-)

Thank you! Please contact me directly so I can help. I am not sure I understand all the details of what you need. My e-mail is mitov @ mitov.com, and I can send you Skype contact there ;-)

This breadboard has a separation of the power bus in the middle. Some Breadboards are like that (You can see that the blue and red lines are interrupted) . I just happened to have this type of breadboard when I was making the project.

You can create a network of any number of NodeMCUs ;-) . Usually you make one of them a hotspot, and have the rest connected there.

Fixed :-) . Was in step 8 actually ;-) Thank you for noticing the mistake, and letting me know!

Thank you!On which step is the mistake? I must have missed it :-(

Turned out to be changed forler for the Arduino Sketch project. Resolved over Skype :-)

The latest libraries are here:https://bitbucket.org/mitov/visuino-librariesHowever they are compatible with the latest version of Visuino.It is best to download the Visuino and use it for free to generate the Arduino code. The Install also install the necessary libraries :-)

ArduinoDigitalInputChannel is in Mitov.hI suspect that you have older version of the library in a different folder :-(

Download and use Visuino for free to generate the Arduino code. This will make sure you have the correct version of the libraries for the generated code.Visuino runs free for 10 minutes every time you start it, so you have plenty of time to generate the code, and even do the whole project from scratch... ;-)

What version of Visuino you used? It seems like you have wrong version of the libraries on first glance.

Nice! You would not believe how many people keep asking how to do Blink with Visuino :-D . This should help them :-)

Congratulations! A lot of people are asking how to use Nextion Button in Visuino! This should help :-)

Congratulations! And thank you for making this Visuino Instructable! This is one of the coolest Visuino projects that I have ever seen :-)You have also done some impressive job on modifying the Motor on the Locomotive with a Brushless DC Motor. If you have some pictures from the process, I am sure it will make another great Instructable ;-)