Have you made it work with Arduino Due, if so, do you have the connection pinout and a sample code that I can use?
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No i've only tried it with an Uno, but you should be able to make it work with a Due, sample code can be downloaded near the bottom of this page: "http://www.sainsmart.com/sainsmart-1-8-spi-lcd-module-with-microsd-led-backlight-for-arduino-mega-atmel-atmega.html" and an incredibly helpful tutorial shows the pinout and libraries you need to download here: "http://www.tweaking4all.com/hardware/arduino/sainsmart-arduino-color-display/" This tutorial uses the sample code provided by Sainsmart.
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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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This does not come with instructions. Go to Adafruit.com and get a better one with instructions and diagrams and the software needed to use it
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No i've only tried it with an Uno, but you should be able to make it work with a Due, sample code can be downloaded near the bottom of this page: "http://www.sainsmart.com/sainsmart-1-8-spi-lcd-module-with-microsd-led-backlight-for-arduino-mega-atmel-atmega.html&q;uot; and an incredibly helpful tutorial shows the pinout and libraries you need to download here: "http://www.tweaking4all.com/hardware/arduino/sainsmart-arduino-color-display/" This tutorial uses the sample code provided by Sainsmart.
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Very similar, but not the same. Google "Arduino products" for a page of the various types.
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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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You don't program it. just give it an output from 0 to 5V. Check thishttp://zapterra.com/systems/articles/electronics/l298-motor-driver-tutorial-arduino/
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As all of the others have attested, the display will not work with the UNO for the reasons they have listed: program space, pin availability, etc. The Mega would be sufficient, however I used this screen with the Arduino Due. There were libraries for the Due and plenty of program space, pins, etc.
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Yes, download the FTDI drivers on the Arduino website, won't work without them
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I plugged mine into one of the PC card slots. After you do that, turn on your computer and the analyzer will produce a code. My board was fried unfortunately. Good luck!
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There should be a cable inside the box with the programmer that plugs into your USB port. If not I would contact the manufacture and have them send you one.
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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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You need to download the (free) software from http://arduino.cc/en/main/software.
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The instructions are based upon an Arduino Uno. You could use another board - but with the instructions being regularly incorrect it may make it quite difficult to complete all examples.
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No troubles here. Make sure you have the proper drivers. One thing I noticed is if you power from USB, windows may complain about the device not working at full speed. You want to power it up externally first, then plug in the USB.Mine uses an official ATMEL chip so its pretty much the same as an arduino (who's hardware design is open source ;) ). If you have issues with it connecting to the computer, power it externally first (wait for the white light) then plug in the USB cord.
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You should be able to. I'm sure there is a writeup online for it. It works really well with an Arduino.
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This what I found good sources of info!http://42bots.com/tutorials/28byj-48-stepper-motor-with-uln2003-driver-and-arduino-uno/ See Adafruit tutorials on stepper motors.
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The Amazon webpage has a link: http://www.amazon.com/SunFounder-DS3231-Precision-Raspberry-Arduino/dp/B00HF4NUSS. That PDF also has a link to http://nicegear.co.nz/blog/using-an-i2c-real-time-clock-rtc-with-a-raspberry-pi/
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I use a generic one, with interchangeable connection pins and variable voltage (but fixed 3A). Set it to 9V, center pin positive connection, and you're ready to go. I'm pretty sure you can find one here.
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You need to supply the logic pins with control signals. The Board cannot be programmed, so you must provide an external board to do that. I used a arduino board, then a custom board to drive it at higher speeds, but the concept is the same.