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I was attempting to discover how to identify my ESP32 development board. I was wondering how to discover the abilities it supports. Here's a snapshot of my board: This was related to a question I ...
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Warn : Transport "sdi" was already selected Ready for Remote Connections Error: open failed *** [upload] Error 1 I have bought a development board (CH32V003F4P6) and I cannot upload a ...
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I'm trying to include the thing... #include <BLEDevice.h> #include <BLEServer.h> #include <BLEUtils.h> #include <BLE2902.h> BLEServer* pServer = NULL; ...
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I am puzzled. I just connected 3.3 V input to the Analog pin A5 of the Arduino UNO. On the script, I am reading all the input pins. Surprizingly, all the pins are giving voltage as that of A5 pin. ...
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I’ve worked with esp8266/esp32 boards in the past and they were great. But now I have a very simple project where both of these are way too powerful. I want to read one analog input over USB per COM. ...
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Let's see the leonardo section in boards.txt: leonardo.name=Arduino Leonardo leonardo.vid.0=0x2341 leonardo.pid.0=0x0036 leonardo.vid.1=0x2341 leonardo.pid.1=0x8036 leonardo.vid.2=0x2A03 leonardo.pid....
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I need to modify an existing library that relies on being able to detrmine what board / processor the code is being run on. To do this, it uses definitions such as this for an Arduino Mega: // Arduino ...
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I'm interested in writing an "Arduino core" (i. e. porting Arduino to a new MCU and new board(s)). I'm having trouble finding much documentation on how to do so. Am I missing something? ...
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I have a HobbyTronics UNO PRO that replaces the UNO's 328P in DIP with an ATMega1284 on an adapter board: I cannot link to the original page since it does not exist anymore. But, it is available ...
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I'm trying to access registers but I keep getting the "was not declared in this scope" error message. I'm currently using the STM32F1xx boards from http://dan.drown.org/stm32duino/...
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#include <SmartInventor.h> void setup() { SmartInventor.DCMotorUse(); } void loop() { // M1, M2, M3 // CW, CCW, STOP // 0-100 // 0-360 SmartInventor.DCMotor(M1, CW, 10); delay(...
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Is there any arduino board which can deliver 600-800ma via 3.3v pin? Maybe the Arduino due or the nano 33 ble?
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I found a bunch of Arduinos (seemingly), but I can't identify the type. I first thought of a Micro, but the chip is a MEGA328PAU and the Micro should have a MEGA32U4 instead: I know it's also not a ...
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