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Led and buttons connection #4
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Hello, Please look at schematic: See also: LED are connected to PIN -> D2, D3, D4 via 330 ohm resistors. Positive LED to PINS, negative to ground. Buttons PIN's are pulled up, means that pressing button should connect PIN to ground. All default PIN's are described in: hope this helps |
Thank you very much for your reply
I tried but I think my Arduino is not fine so I ordered more to check it
out. I will let you know if works.
But in the pin.h I saw you define mode, time and stop, the buttons right?
But for button_mode the pin is 5. Is that D5? I'm confused. Because
button_time is A5 and button_stop is A4.
Sorry for disturb you
…On Fri, 18 Aug 2023, 14:41 Krzysztof Heim, ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello,
Please look at schematic:
https://github.com/pankleks/WasherOne/blob/main/Electronics/Schematic_washer_2022-02-19.pdf
See also:
https://github.com/pankleks/WasherOne/blob/main/Assembly/IMG_20220219_191455.jpg
LED are connected to PIN -> D2, D3, D4 via 330 ohm resistors. Positive LED
to PINS, negative to ground.
Buttons PIN's are pulled up, means that pressing button should connect PIN
to ground.
So please connect all buttons to ground and other side to apriopriate PIN.
All default PIN's are described in:
https://github.com/pankleks/WasherOne/blob/main/Arduino/src/Pin.h
hope this helps
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Hi
Thank you very much for your help.
After your email I managed to put all together but the board didn't work,
so I told you I'll but more but the problem was the computer I used to use
for visual studio.
My fault the mosfet i ordered wasn't the rigth one, I am waiting for the irf520.
Anyway, the project is awesome, really nice. Thank you to share it with
everybody.
…On Fri, 18 Aug 2023, 14:41 Krzysztof Heim, ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello,
Please look at schematic:
https://github.com/pankleks/WasherOne/blob/main/Electronics/Schematic_washer_2022-02-19.pdf
See also:
https://github.com/pankleks/WasherOne/blob/main/Assembly/IMG_20220219_191455.jpg
LED are connected to PIN -> D2, D3, D4 via 330 ohm resistors. Positive LED
to PINS, negative to ground.
Buttons PIN's are pulled up, means that pressing button should connect PIN
to ground.
So please connect all buttons to ground and other side to apriopriate PIN.
All default PIN's are described in:
https://github.com/pankleks/WasherOne/blob/main/Arduino/src/Pin.h
hope this helps
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Hello so could you share your bom and .cpl files .I am still trying to make this most fantastic device. |
Hi
I finally managed to put all together but the screen, lights and buttons doesn't work. I think the connections are not right. Could you please help me with that? Are the LEDs connected between then with the positive or negative? The buttons are connected together and after one of them to negative, which pins are the buttons connectors to? Sorry but I can't figure out. But I'm almost there. Could you please help me. I know you are a busy man. I could help with the description for installation.
Thanks
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