Nice Video! Can i buy a timer like this, which is working with a battery and a button? I just need a countdown going down from 15 minutes each time the button is pressed.
Forget asking anything here. I've been looking for something similar, I wanted to build it and contacted this guy asking him to show a simplified version of this but to be honest he was bit of a wanker so don't expect him to be helpful. You're probably best of getting a digital timer that you can set and goes back to 15:00 when done. Amazon like most things.
The unsigned long variable timeRemaining has to be long. An unsigned long never becomes negative and timeRemaining always remains positive, meaning you can't break out of the countdown loop. This is the answer to the questions below as to how to stop the time.
At 8:22 You say if you want something to happen at the end of the countdown you can place it in the loop function but the loop function in your video is outside the frame so where should it be placed? xD I have tried a few options but it never plays at the end, it just resets.
thank you good sir. you remind me that unsigned long exist :D so i've been trying to make a timer with 8 hours but fail since i declare it as int >< but watching you inspire me hahaha thank you really :)
Great video mate, I was looking for something like this. Also if use that code in a "bomb type puzzle case" how would you change the code to subtract 5 mins from the clock for a "wrong" input (not completing understanding Arduino code yet). Any help would be great. Thanks.
So, currently there's a line of code that looks like "timeRemaining = timeLimit - millis()". If you wanted to adapt that to include subtractions, you'd change it to something like "timeRemaining = timeLimit - millis() - penalties" instead. "penalites" would be an unsigned long variable, initialised at 0. Every time the player made a wrong input, you could add, say, a minute penalty by saying "if(playerMadeWrongInput) { penalties += 60000; }"
Nope, the original countdown works, but the adjustments in code for the minute/sec countdown produces no display, although the code did compile - same hardware setup for the 5000 second countrdown
Hi Sr. nice video and well explained, can you add to the timer a 4x4 Keypad to choose the time that I want? and how to do it? I study electronic 20 year ago, so I just started with Arduino, but has been so hard to understand things, I'm not. programming person, so can you help me with that?
Hello Sir.. I am new to Arduino, I am planning to do project which will glow the light when the timer reaches 0 and I want this to be done for one your clock which is 31536000 seconds to 0 seconds.. need your input.
I have the same problem. When the counter gets to zero it starts at 2:47 and counting down. Then at zero it starts at one hour again. Does anyone know how to stop at zero? And also how to stop the counting if something happens. (Read switch or something)
The unsigned long variable timeRemaining has to be long. An unsigned long never becomes negative and timeRemaining always remains positive, meaning you can't break out of the countdown loop.
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Nice Video!
Can i buy a timer like this, which is working with a battery and a button? I just need a countdown going down from 15 minutes each time the button is pressed.
Forget asking anything here. I've been looking for something similar, I wanted to build it and contacted this guy asking him to show a simplified version of this but to be honest he was bit of a wanker so don't expect him to be helpful. You're probably best of getting a digital timer that you can set and goes back to 15:00 when done. Amazon like most things.
@@TheFakeyCakeMaker Thanks for the help
How can I start stop and reset it from a node red dashboard
(SEMICOLON DISPLAY ISSUE )
try '0b01000000' instead of '0x80>>3'
Thank you very much!
The unsigned long variable timeRemaining has to be long. An unsigned long never becomes negative and timeRemaining always remains positive, meaning you can't break out of the countdown loop. This is the answer to the questions below as to how to stop the time.
Is the wiring and code somewhere?
Is it possible to add a tick to this program? The only ones that I have seen use a delay.
Never mind I worked it out
At 8:22 You say if you want something to happen at the end of the countdown you can place it in the loop function but the loop function in your video is outside the frame so where should it be placed? xD I have tried a few options but it never plays at the end, it just resets.
the code is not hter in the link also
thank you good sir. you remind me that unsigned long exist :D so i've been trying to make a timer with 8 hours but fail since i declare it as int >< but watching you inspire me hahaha thank you really :)
how to blink the colon in 1sec on/off ,consider digital clock
Great video mate, I was looking for something like this. Also if use that code in a "bomb type puzzle case" how would you change the code to subtract 5 mins from the clock for a "wrong" input (not completing understanding Arduino code yet). Any help would be great. Thanks.
So, currently there's a line of code that looks like "timeRemaining = timeLimit - millis()". If you wanted to adapt that to include subtractions, you'd change it to something like "timeRemaining = timeLimit - millis() - penalties" instead.
"penalites" would be an unsigned long variable, initialised at 0. Every time the player made a wrong input, you could add, say, a minute penalty by saying "if(playerMadeWrongInput) { penalties += 60000; }"
Just Brilliant...... How do I make a beeper sound when the time is over? some help
buy a 5V buzzer and give it 5V when the timer ends for a second or something.
COULD YOU YOUR CODE PLISSSSSS, I CANT FIND YOUR CODE
Nope, the original countdown works, but the adjustments in code for the minute/sec countdown produces no display, although the code did compile - same hardware setup for the 5000 second countrdown
anyone can tell me what "_time_" is?
Hi Sr. nice video and well explained, can you add to the timer a 4x4 Keypad to choose the time that I want? and how to do it? I study electronic 20 year ago, so I just started with Arduino, but has been so hard to understand things, I'm not. programming person, so can you help me with that?
Hi there!
Thank you for the video and the explanation!
Some why, my separator is ":" not showing
Hello Sir.. I am new to Arduino, I am planning to do project which will glow the light when the timer reaches 0 and I want this to be done for one your clock which is 31536000 seconds to 0 seconds.. need your input.
Is the code possible to be used on a 4 digit led strip made clock/timer?
Hi! How can i stop the counter when it is in zero? I try and i cant do it. Thank you.
I have the same problem. When the counter gets to zero it starts at 2:47 and counting down. Then at zero it starts at one hour again. Does anyone know how to stop at zero? And also how to stop the counting if something happens. (Read switch or something)
The unsigned long variable timeRemaining has to be long. An unsigned long never becomes negative and timeRemaining always remains positive, meaning you can't break out of the countdown loop.
How do you stop the time?
use a pushbutton maybe
to start and end
Cut the blue wire 😁