Amazing project. Just ordered the parts to build one. I had two questions: 1. Does it set the amplitude automatically according to peak voltage? 2. Can it process AC signals like that from a transformer? Thanks again!
Hi Mirko, I love your projects too! Please keep them coming. Your boxes are unique and we can tell anywhere what is your work! would you be willing to do a vid on how you make the boxes etc? It looks like formboard and I think youve said in reply to someone else that you use coloured self adhesive wallpaper? Absolutely love and inspired by your work. best wishes from Oz
I did all the steps in the tutorial. The problem is that I somehow get into a "Hold auto hold auto" loop until I press the Hold button. Then he stays fixed on one of them. If I press the button again, it enters the loop. I used all the parts exactly like you, the buttons are 2 pins not 4 as in the diagram, is it possible to have connected something wrong? But it was doing this thing before I attached the buttons.. Can you help me?
Hi, I tried to make the oscilloscope by your schematics and sketch, but I can't make it work correctly... Problem is with the display. I don't knoe what's wrong, but the display works fine on all of my projects, but with this project it doesn't. this is what the display does > th-cam.com/video/oDunxyT00bY/w-d-xo.html .. And yes, all the screen pins are connected as in the code.. Can you help me find out where could be the problem?
@@djmajino90 Try to put 10k resistors in series with all connections to LCD: Connect the pin 1 (RST Pin) to the pin 6 of Arduino through the 10K resistor. Connect the pin 2 (SCE Pin) to the pin 7 of Arduino through the 1K resistor. Connect the pin 3 (D/C Pin) to the pin 5 of Arduino through the 10K resistor. Connect the pin 4 (DIN Pin) to the pin 4 of Arduino through the 10K resistor. Connect the pin 5 (CLK Pin) to the pin 3 of Arduino through the 10K resistor. Connect the pin 6 (VCC Pin) to the 3.3V pin of Arduino.
@@MirkoPavleskiMK still the same with 10K resitors and rst on pin 6... :( looks like something in the software... anyway, I ordered second display, it should come within two days so I hope it will be something with the display..
You've gone off the normal colours for the device as you'd normally do! I'd love to see every project you've made! You inspire me mate!
Amazing project. Just ordered the parts to build one. I had two questions:
1. Does it set the amplitude automatically according to peak voltage?
2. Can it process AC signals like that from a transformer?
Thanks again!
Amazing project mate 👍
Awesome video,, thank you for putting efforts to make it
Nice project
Hi Mirko, I love your projects too! Please keep them coming. Your boxes are unique and we can tell anywhere what is your work! would you be willing to do a vid on how you make the boxes etc? It looks like formboard and I think youve said in reply to someone else that you use coloured self adhesive wallpaper? Absolutely love and inspired by your work. best wishes from Oz
Thanks, in one of the following videos I will try to describe how I make the boxes
Superb bro keep going with you iam from india
Thanks a lot
I did all the steps in the tutorial. The problem is that I somehow get into a "Hold auto hold auto" loop until I press the Hold button. Then he stays fixed on one of them. If I press the button again, it enters the loop. I used all the parts exactly like you, the buttons are 2 pins not 4 as in the diagram, is it possible to have connected something wrong? But it was doing this thing before I attached the buttons.. Can you help me?
Many color full. 🤝
can i put resistors of my choice
Great idea :-)
Could you show your workspace, please ?
Nice my friend
Thanks
How to makeing!?
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Thanks a lot
@@MirkoPavleskiMK شكرا لك سيدي الكريم
code?
www.hackster.io/mircemk/diy-simple-20-khz-arduino-oscilloscope-on-nokia-5110-lcd-da4833
Please code
www.hackster.io/mircemk/diy-simple-20-khz-arduino-oscilloscope-on-nokia-5110-lcd-da4833
Hi, I tried to make the oscilloscope by your schematics and sketch, but I can't make it work correctly... Problem is with the display. I don't knoe what's wrong, but the display works fine on all of my projects, but with this project it doesn't. this is what the display does > th-cam.com/video/oDunxyT00bY/w-d-xo.html .. And yes, all the screen pins are connected as in the code..
Can you help me find out where could be the problem?
I also tried another Arduino Nano, and Arduino UNO (original) and the same result... code is only copy paste, nothing was edited
Try to change value 40 in code in line: display.setContrast(40); // contrast setting
@@MirkoPavleskiMK I have already tried that, with no success
@@djmajino90 Try to put 10k resistors in series with all connections to LCD:
Connect the pin 1 (RST Pin) to the pin 6 of Arduino through the 10K resistor.
Connect the pin 2 (SCE Pin) to the pin 7 of Arduino through the 1K resistor.
Connect the pin 3 (D/C Pin) to the pin 5 of Arduino through the 10K resistor.
Connect the pin 4 (DIN Pin) to the pin 4 of Arduino through the 10K resistor.
Connect the pin 5 (CLK Pin) to the pin 3 of Arduino through the 10K resistor.
Connect the pin 6 (VCC Pin) to the 3.3V pin of Arduino.
@@MirkoPavleskiMK still the same with 10K resitors and rst on pin 6... :( looks like something in the software... anyway, I ordered second display, it should come within two days so I hope it will be something with the display..