I am newbie. I have bought an arduino UNO compliant board. Does it work with it?
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Yes, this board almost works out-of-the-box with any Arduino, including the UNO, and any device capable of UART/USART communication. Be careful though. Power can be supplied using either a 3.3v or 5v source, but the RX and TX pins should only use 3.3v logic signals. The thing won't blow up on the first time you try to send a 5v signal, just do not do it any ways. Get a Logic Level Converter, learn how to make a voltage divider circuit, or how to use a transistor to do so instead. BTW these things are awesome. Get a simple terminal app for android and it will pair right up. Yes, this board almost works out-of-the-box with any Arduino, including the UNO, and any device capable of UART/USART communication. Be careful though. Power can be supplied using either a 3.3v or 5v source, but the RX and TX pins should only use 3.3v logic signals. The thing won't blow up on the first time you try to send a 5v signal, just do not do it any ways. Get a Logic Level Converter, learn how to make a voltage divider circuit, or how to use a transistor to do so instead. BTW these things are awesome. Get a simple terminal app for android and it will pair right up.
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You need to identify the model of the board you have and check the manual for compatibility. You can download it from Asus's website.
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I assume you are referring to FTDI's USB-UART board, in which case the answer is yes. This device is a USB-UART as well and can be used for the same purposes (including programming Arduinos w/o USB)
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It did NOT work for me using the latest NOOBS build (v1.3.4). If you google EW-7811Un + Raspberry Pi , you'll find articles regarding getting this work - None which have worked for me... yet.
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You need to download the (free) software from http://arduino.cc/en/main/software.
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Yes, an Arduino Uno is included in this package. The title should include this.
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Yes, download the FTDI drivers on the Arduino website, won't work without them
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I spent a lot of time researching memory. Board and memory manufacturers don't list all compatible modules. The best thing to do is contact both vendors to check before making an expensive purchase that is critical to your machine. Hope that helps
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Hmm. So far it works fine with mine. (knock on wood) It has two switches on one end.
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Hi Rene, unfortunately I have not connected it to the Arduino Due, I used an mbed and found the drivers right on the mbed online repository. One thing to note however is that the device has separate pins for the clock and data SPI lines for both the memory card AND LCD, and for some reason they labled them the same as an I2C bus (SDA and SCL) - but they are SPI lines that get tied to each others SPI clock and data lines if you are using both devices. It's not real obvious in the data sheet, but a really nice cheap LCD for micro-controller s at a good price, just watch the pin labeling nomenclature. Hi Rene, unfortunately I have not connected it to the Arduino Due, I used an mbed and found the drivers right on the mbed online repository. One thing to note however is that the device has separate pins for the clock and data SPI lines for both the memory card AND LCD, and for some reason they labled them the same as an I2C bus (SDA and SCL) - but they are SPI lines that get tied to each others SPI clock and data lines if you are using both devices. It's not real obvious in the data sheet, but a really nice cheap LCD for micro-controller s at a good price, just watch the pin labeling... » Read More Hi Rene, unfortunately I have not connected it to the Arduino Due, I used an mbed and found the drivers right on the mbed online repository. One thing to note however is that the device has separate pins for the clock and data SPI lines for both the memory card AND LCD, and for some reason they labled them the same as an I2C bus (SDA and SCL) - but they are SPI lines that get tied to each others SPI clock and data lines if you are using both devices. It's not real obvious in the data sheet, but a really nice cheap LCD for micro-controller s at a good price, just watch the pin labeling nomenclature. « Show Less
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Yep. You connect one side to the arduino and the other to you computer and it will power the uno and send the program to it.
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Yes it will work. Also make sure you have the micro chip with it if it requires it.
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Yes, I used the screen with the Arduino Due. Just make sure you have the proper libraries.
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I've tried it and it works with all similar processors, I've tried it with atmega 168 processors with the ESC, and also with the Atmega 328P of the brushless controllers ... fits all ...
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I am sorry....I don't know....bought them with an Arduino projects learning package and have not gotten that far..........
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If you are in Hawaii your best bet would be a web search for Arduino Books. Amazon has many for levels between beginners and budding engineers, just depends on what you are trying to do next with the device. If shipping isn't too high to HI I'd do a search on Amazon for "Arduino books" and check the results to see what fits what you are trying to learn. More sensors, programming the unit, etc.
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I've used this with both the Arduino (5v) and the beaglebone black (3.3v) and had no issues.