I have an arduino Mega, will this interface right out of the box? or do I have to purchase additional components
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You could wire the Mega to this LCD display or you could buy the Sainsmart LCD shield which would plug between the Mega and the LCD display and require no writing at all.
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You need the Mega shield for it to plug it into the Mega, I own several and I purchased the displays as replacements. Buy the shield and the display and You only need top find the right libraries for it. Both of mine are working well.
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You need an additional shield to use this. This plugs into the shield which plugs into your arduino mega (mega only).
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The simple answer is Yes, however, it would not be easy. You could use jumpers from the header on the display to the pins on the MEGA, but this would be cumbersome. There is a map of the pins so it can be done. The best way is to use a shield designed for the display and the MEGA, this way all of the pins are mapped correctly.
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hi Sue, I am using the drivers from this site: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm; just pick your the one you need based on your OP version, extract to a folder, connect the nano and the rest will be a normal driver installation from the Computer Properties/Device Manager; for programming the nano find the IDE here: http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
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I use the Arduino development environment to program this board. Detailed instructions for each supported OS can be found on their web page: http://www.arduino.cc/
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Here's the parts list.... I highly recommend this kit if your just starting out with Arduino! The Arduino Starter Kit contains: 1 x Arduino Projects Book 1 x Arduino UNO Rev 3 microcontroller 1 x USB cable 1 x Breadboard 1 x Easy-to-assemble wooden base 1 x 9V battery snap 70 x Solid core jumper wires 2 x Stranded jumper wires 6 x Photoresistors 3 x Potentiometers (10K ohm) 10 x Push buttons 1 x Temperature sensor 1 x Tilt sensor 1 x Alphanumeric LCD (16x2 character display) 1 x Bright white LED 1 x Multicolor RGB LED 8 x Red LEDs 8 x Green LEDs 8 x Yellow LEDs 3 x Blue LEDs 1 x Small DC motor (6/9V) 1 x Small servo motor 1 x Piezo capsule 1 x H-bridge motor driver 2 x Optocouplers 5 x Transisitors 2 x Mosfet transistors 5 x 100nF capacitors 3 x 100uF capacitors 5 x 100pF capacitors 5 x Diodes 3 x Transparent gels (red, green, blue) 1 x 40 pin male header strip 20 x 220 ohm resistors 5 x 560 ohm resistors 5 x 1K ohm resistors 5 x 4.7K ohm resistors 10 x 10K ohm resistors 5 x 1M ohm resistors 5 x 10M ohm resistors
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Hola , nunca lo eh conectado a arduino, solo eh hecho pruebas con una pc via rs232, por ahora no eh hecho pruebas con plataforma arduino o equivalente
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It should work out of the box. It will appear in your DAW as a midi device.
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I used the 5v pin on the arduino to supply it. I did however desolder the male pins on the board and resolder in female pins so I could use regular jumper wires to hook it up.Hope this helps.
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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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I use it with an Arduino Mega 2560 and a UDOO board (Linux +Due). The processor is almost irrelevant; its a setting in the IDE, really. The key is the additional signals available from the new headers on the third edge -- a Uno only has headers on two edges.
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It's hard to say. You will know when you get it. I usually see if the supplier is an Arduino distributor. http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Buy If they are, it may be a real Arduino.
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yes it will work out of the box but is not user friendly must contact dei and ask for help with programming very difficult to use but when know how to use is a big time saver
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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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Arduino UNO is the electronic board. This kit comes with an Arduino UNO in it, so the answer to your question is basically yes.
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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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Yes. You need an FTDI or in my case I used an Arduino Uno. If you take the microcontroller off an Uno you can use the 5v, gnd, TX, & RX pins on the board to communicate with the module. Google hc-06 At commands for further instructions.
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You will be fine! I have my hydroponic is running with arduino and it works just fine, use the button sketch, I'm controlling 2 tanks and all I've done was to combine 2 buttons sketch and add a {do nothing if button 1 and button 2 = HIGH} and that was it! Good luck!
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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.