does it come with a datasheet that provide application with it? besides, does it compatible with arduino uno?
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Data sheets are available from the manufacturer. It should also arrive with a set. It is definitely compatible with the Arduino, as that is what we used it with in our prototype.
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Best to check out differences on the Arduino web site. As mentioned, it is freeware, so anyone can produce it. Quality may not be up to the Arduino standard, and Arduino does not benefit from the purchase of second party products. Price and functionality are a positive.
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Genuine Arduino. There is no Uno other than an Arduino Uno. There is a Raspberry PI which is another a maker of an Uno type product, but if says Arduino, it's Arduino. Be sure to inventory all the components in the starter kit.;)
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Yes it will work with an arduino. You need to have a motor driver. You can get an adafruit motor driver shield for example. Lots of other motor drivers are available.
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Yes this will work with pi or any Arduino. Any LCD display will work, you just need to find out the chip the display uses and get the correct software for that chip. Try Adafruit.com or the pi main homepage. Google goes a long way.
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In the description it says it is compatible with Arduino. This means you can use the software to program it just like any ATmega328 based board including the Arduino micro.
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I am using it with Ubuntu. It works fine. Just remember that it is a TTL logic USB to serial converter. Check that is what you are looking for before buying this.
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yes; i have a Pi and an Arduino talking to each other using the device. you'll need the software driver/library for the device. i use RF24, which has versions for the Arduino and the Pi.
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I haven't used it yet, bit what version are you wondering about? It should be a generic USB to serial programmer to flash PIC microcontrollers. It is a pretty simple protocol to implement.James
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The diagram hook up is bellow plenty of documentation is available via google search. http://arduino-info.wikispaces.com/SmallSteppers
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i found this here for it i haven't tried it out yet but looks promising. http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t;=46949
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No. You need to download a program from the website in order to upload programs from your computer onto your arduino. You can find it here: arduino.cc/download. It is available for Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux. Included in this software is the code for all of the examples. On a Mac, you can find it in the menu by clicking under File>Examples>10.StarterKit. The code is also discussed on almost a line-by-line basis in the included book, to walk you through what's going on. This is a good launching point if you want to learn how to make your own electronics.
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It comes loaded with the Arduino Bootloader which allows it to be programmed using the Arduino Development Environment. Assuming you are referring to LVH LINX, This product is an Arduino Uno which is listed as compatible with LINX, but you would still need LabView, if you don't have it already.
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No not at all, all you need to do is follow the steps in the book, although there are things it wont tell you, but there are other sanple codes and tutorials online and in the arduino program that you install on your computer.
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Yes it does. IT comes with a manual which have details a number of circuits to get familiar. It has clear instructions on how to download and use the programming software free from Adrduino. It also has a link where you can download the programs from the examples in the manual. I really like the kit.
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The quick answer as a fairly new guy to all of this is "I Don't Know", BUT - I have recently been sneaking around Adafruit's website www*adafruit*com and they have one for under $6. The Duemilanove is the 2009 version of an Arduino which isn't an UNO version 3. The Adafruit part claims to work in all of them, so it may help to give it a shot. Again, I'm pretty new at all of this so you might get a better answer elsewhere!
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Do you mean Linux? Which is an open source operating system on the high end arduino boards. This one does not have Linux, the only thing it came programmed with is the Arduino boot loader. The boot loader just allows the board to talk to the computer so u can download the software program into it. I don't know if that is what you are looking for or not.