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An updated firmware released for the 990.014 MuIn LCD display, it reduces the delay needed between commands on Arduino code and similar devices. Originally Posted by Astrobeed attached the update to version 2.2.4 of the firmware. I did the test with this sketch, is a bit more complex. Code: void setup() { Serial.begin(19200); } int i; void loop() { clear(); for (i = ...
void setup() { Serial.begin(19200); } int i; void loop() { clear(); for (i =
If you're going to connect some switches on your MuIn USB (using your firmware), you can consider using PORTB since it has integrated pull-up resistors: one pin of the switch will be connected to GND and other pin on PORTB Input. You'll detect the button pressed with some instructions like those: if (!LATBbits.LATBx) // x=0...7 { // instructions to execute if button pressed } else { // instructions to execute if button not pressed ...
Is quite simple make a simple stand for your MuIN LCD! All you need is: A sheet of PVC, at least 110x110 millimetersRulerCutterA pencilA drill4 F/F hex spacers, 12mm height with screwsA Caliper (optional) Using Caliper or Ruler, measure your display's dimensions and paint the shapes on PVC using the pencil. The external dimensions I've used for the stand are 110 x 100mm: Cut the display window using the ...
Yes, the Luigino is born! What is the Luigino? Simple: the Luigino is our contribution to the huge world of Arduino microcontroller boards. Luigino is not a simple Arduino clone, each Luigino project has a special feature, something missing in the Arduino or something to add, or maybe something less of the Arduino, but at a ridicolous price; it is our interpretation of the Arduino project. Here it is the ...
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