great vid. i always need deep understanding to understand the thing. this made me moved forward... Also i learned today, that you can achieve much memory saving by use for delay(1000) function thic code instead: for (long i = 0; i
Thanks, someone has built a circuit with an Atmga8 on it, so I THOUGHT I knew about them. One of the switches on their board goes to pin PC3.. so there I am DRDC &=PC3 your tutorial made me look at PC3 which turns into a 3 hmm thankfully only 3 leds and three switches!!
@@marios_ideas No worries, it seems wrong to 'set' a read only register but it works and is very useful.....and extremely quick. Apparently turning pins on and off is a 'thing' and the challenge is, of course, to do it the fastest.....you'll find lots of weird and wonderful 'port manipulation' code on the subject.
AliExpress . Search for lillypad leds. They are generally for electronics to be attached to clothing. But i thought they work great in breadboard projects
Without videos like yours, my projects would be dead in the water. Thank you for the excellent explanation.
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Well done video presentaton. Thoughtfully done, nice pace.
great vid. i always need deep understanding to understand the thing. this made me moved forward... Also i learned today, that you can achieve much memory saving by use for delay(1000) function thic code instead: for (long i = 0; i
Thanks, someone has built a circuit with an Atmga8 on it, so I THOUGHT I knew about them. One of the switches on their board goes to pin PC3.. so there I am DRDC &=PC3 your tutorial made me look at PC3 which turns into a 3 hmm thankfully only 3 leds and three switches!!
Fascinating 😊❤
that was interesting, nice video
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Nice explanation. Setting PIND also functions as a toggle...eg: PIND = B00010000 will toggle pin 4 each time the code is executed.
I did not know that:( I would have included it in my video
@@marios_ideas No worries, it seems wrong to 'set' a read only register but it works and is very useful.....and extremely quick. Apparently turning pins on and off is a 'thing' and the challenge is, of course, to do it the fastest.....you'll find lots of weird and wonderful 'port manipulation' code on the subject.
Is it good or bad
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That pulse
Informative
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This is fantastic... 👍👍👍 But, what is the IDE? Is it Arduino IDE? Appreciate your reply.... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
It is Arduino IDE
This example maybe apply in esp12F?
Great tutorial, thanks. I'm also interested in your small led modules. Could you please provide me link to buy them?
AliExpress . Search for lillypad leds. They are generally for electronics to be attached to clothing. But i thought they work great in breadboard projects
Outstanding. Thank you, sir.
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How to create fastest function
Replacement for
Digital read
Digitalwrite
Analog write
Analog read
Delay function
Can we use digital pin D0 and D1 as output and drive LED
Yes
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But if we attached LED to those pin then is there any problems with Rx TX communication
You cannot do both. I always thought D0 and D1 are off limits and reserved for RX TX. But with pin registers I was able to use them to control LEDs
@@marios_ideasfor example I built a blutooth controlled robot
If I detected any obstacles can I drive D0 and D1 pin to logic low
If I do so .... Is blutooth connection disconnected
Hi
great Video!
Do you can explain how to write a code with register for nrf24l01 (Receiver & Transmitter) ?
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Pls make more advance video on port manipulation and writing of complex arduino codes
Any particular aspects you are interested in?
@@marios_ideas sctually i need all.. but at first need ADC and timer programming.
There is NO IF statement in the first code shown. Register D has 8 bits (NOT 7). Otherwise, great video.
Point me to the exact timestamps in the video so I can inform about those mistakes in the description