that is the serial port command (to access it press the magnifying glass icon) the "(9600)" is the baud rate (bit per second - could be wrong) just select the baud rate you entered in the setup section
Hi, I have done the maping for my 4WD rc controled car. map it down to -255 to 255 and its working grate exept one thing. when i turning the car forward is moving smoth, but when i revers it, its start with high speed to low speed. How can i correct this problem? In the RC controller i use ch2 for both forward and backwards, and 0 make the car stand still. Regards Peter
Good sharing, can you share the idea to calibrate the photoresistor as your example into meaningful lux reading (even its not accurate), just to learn how to do it. Tq sir
Dood; while u supposed to show the breadboard when u intesify light on the sensor, u covered the breadboard and fotoresistor with the serial monitor window, which renders ur video useless for beginners..just an advice...also u don hav 2 print, make mistakes & reprint, just use abbreviations to make ur video shorter...
1023 is the maximum value we can get from any analogue device in Arduino and 255 is the maximum range we can convert to digital value. 1023 analogue is equal to 255 digital value.
hahahaha nice, a robot that goes nuts in total darkness, but stays still if the light are on. hehehehe i might need to try that. Thanks for the tutorial.
great video! this guy deserves a tons of subscriber!!
Very Useful , doing a project where ,motor 0-500 reverse and 524-1023 forward when mapped,500-523 is stop
This video is REALLY useful! Thank you a lot Brian, you saved myself a lot of time :)
Do you have experience with IMU 9 axis and how can we scale the data correctly angles... Etc
Good video. Thanks much.
nice... video. thank you .
thank man .... :-)
I feel sorry for your keyboard
Sir can you help me with this Serial.begin(9600)..
that is the serial port command (to access it press the magnifying glass icon) the "(9600)" is the baud rate (bit per second - could be wrong) just select the baud rate you entered in the setup section
this kind of video makes us wonder why does the reference page in the arduino website is so useless?!
Hi, I have done the maping for my 4WD rc controled car. map it down to -255 to 255 and its working grate exept one thing. when i turning the car forward is moving smoth, but when i revers it, its start with high speed to low speed. How can i correct this problem? In the RC controller i use ch2 for both forward and backwards, and 0 make the car stand still. Regards Peter
Good sharing, can you share the idea to calibrate the photoresistor as your example into meaningful lux reading (even its not accurate), just to learn how to do it. Tq sir
Dood; while u supposed to show the breadboard when u intesify light on the sensor, u covered the breadboard and fotoresistor with the serial monitor window, which renders ur video useless for beginners..just an advice...also u don hav 2 print, make mistakes & reprint, just use abbreviations to make ur video shorter...
what is "while(!serial)" using for? " as the result without this syntax still same results
1023 is the maximum value we can get from any analogue device in Arduino and 255 is the maximum range we can convert to digital value. 1023 analogue is equal to 255 digital value.
hahahaha nice, a robot that goes nuts in total darkness, but stays still if the light are on. hehehehe i might need to try that. Thanks for the tutorial.
that was pretty helpfull thanks ! :D
Do you know how can I copy the lat and long from the map and paste in the arduino code? How is it written?
This video helped so much, thank you!
Years later this info is still good. Thank you.
thanks man
Thank you so much for this information
Nice video.Thanks.
yep, I got it. Thanks.
thanks man, you did it
Very helpful
good job sir.
Thanks