Work, besides work
Great! So we’ve got everything sorted out about how our loop switcher should behave.
However, before we start writing code, we need some sort of a prototype to test it on. In this chapter I will show you how to build such a prototype (the one you can see in the video of my previous post PART 5: Defining features). Continue reading “Project Effects Loop Switcher
PART 6: Building a prototype”
In this post I will list all pitfalls I encountered while experimenting with Arduino boards. Some of these topics may seem logical to the more advanced Arduino developer, however, as a novice, not knowing them may cause a lot frustration. Continue reading “Arduino: quirks and pitfalls”
Ok, now that we’re introduced to the Arduino workflow (see Project Effects Loop Switcher
PART 4: ‘Hello Arduino’…) it’s time to start thinking of how exactly we want our loop switcher to behave. Continue reading “Project Effects Loop Switcher
PART 5: Defining features”
For me the first steps into Arduino World went like a breeze. Easy peasy! So it was time to move on to some more ‘advanced’ stuff. How about a good old ‘Hello World’? Continue reading “Project Effects Loop Switcher
PART 4: ‘Hello Arduino’…”
This morning my Arduino Mega 2560 arrived. After some weeks of research it was time to get my hands dirty. Working with Arduino is as simple as boiling an egg. You go to the getting started pages on the Arduino website, choose your operating system, download and install the development tool and follow the steps described. Continue reading “Project Effects Loop Switcher
PART 3: Getting to know Arduino”