String((char)178) creates an antenna looking symbol for me haha, and when I look up the ASCII table it says 248 is the degree symbol, but that prints an x bar
Hey Andre! After a quick search, it seems like the updated IDE is having trouble converting the symbol correctly. Try looking at the thread found below at the 2020 responses to the question! They should have an IDE version closer to yours and may have more chance of working! forum.arduino.cc/t/solved-how-to-print-the-degree-symbol-extended-ascii/438685/42
Hi Ahmad. The system's default is Celsius. If you forward to time 14:45, you can see we edit the code to convert to Fahrenheit from Celsius. If you are using the code line by line, deleting line 28 should do the trick. Thanks for the question!
This video was incredibly helpful! Extremely thorough explanation of the overall device, thank you so much!!!
Thanks for this video. It helped me a lot! :)
Glad it helped!
Nicely explained, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this video
thank you
String((char)178) creates an antenna looking symbol for me haha, and when I look up the ASCII table it says 248 is the degree symbol, but that prints an x bar
Hey Andre! After a quick search, it seems like the updated IDE is having trouble converting the symbol correctly. Try looking at the thread found below at the 2020 responses to the question! They should have an IDE version closer to yours and may have more chance of working!
forum.arduino.cc/t/solved-how-to-print-the-degree-symbol-extended-ascii/438685/42
Bro thankyou
How to make the temperature only use Celcius only
Hi Ahmad. The system's default is Celsius. If you forward to time 14:45, you can see we edit the code to convert to Fahrenheit from Celsius. If you are using the code line by line, deleting line 28 should do the trick. Thanks for the question!
I try to implement this segment on a bigger projet, but the screen dont show nothing, she turn on. Do you have any ideia of whats is the problem
hey!
could you share the code for the simulation please.
Hello Shariq! The code is in the description box! It should be "Link to design". You can download the code and circuit diagram from there!
Hi buddy, could you mind to share where you get the information for that TMP36 ?
www.analog.com/en/products/tmp36.html#product-overview Here is the link to the data sheet! There is a PDF if you click that link. Thanks for watching!
@@digatsmu6667 thank you so much
how to do whether the temperature is low,it gives red color and the temperature is high,it gives green color
Hi there! you would have to add an if/else statement with temperature ranges that would turn on or off the LEDs you add! Hopefully, that helps!
The video starts from 8:30
Hello i wanted to ask something, when i upload the code it says on the lcd the temperature but there is - in front of it how can i fix that ?
i think i have differnet temperature sensor