I don’t understand what the digital input gets you that the button/switch doesn’t already? It seems like the digital input pin is already pulled up to VCC and you’re grounding it just like a switch? What am I missing? Is it just a simpler version without all the overloaded switch methods?
Digital input has no pull up nor pull down. It can be useful for various applications. For example a real aircraft starter switch, does not work as a normal switch, it has various states for the magnetos and such. With the digital input you can monitor all the pins, and make out which position the switch is in. It is mainly for 'specials'.
Hi, i have a code working on Windows. But there is not installer for Linux ( i think that is the port name the problem). How can i connect my arduino with Air Manager on Linux?. Thanks
I don’t understand what the digital input gets you that the button/switch doesn’t already? It seems like the digital input pin is already pulled up to VCC and you’re grounding it just like a switch? What am I missing? Is it just a simpler version without all the overloaded switch methods?
Digital input has no pull up nor pull down. It can be useful for various applications. For example a real aircraft starter switch, does not work as a normal switch, it has various states for the magnetos and such. With the digital input you can monitor all the pins, and make out which position the switch is in. It is mainly for 'specials'.
@@ralphrietveld thanks!
Hi there, nice tutorial, when the tutorial for stepper motor.
thanks
You can find that on our wiki: siminnovations.com/wiki/index.php?title=I/O_Connection_examples
Hi, i have a code working on Windows. But there is not installer for Linux ( i think that is the port name the problem). How can i connect my arduino with Air Manager on Linux?. Thanks
If you ran the Arduino installer on Windows, then it will also be recognized in Linux.