Hi David, I'm happy to have found your channel, and am looking forward to watching your future uploads. Your automatic sliding door project is an inspiration.
I like how just the breadboard was used (8:25) instead of making an actual PCB and solder the components in place. It works of course but breadboards are not made for permanent innstallations. The cabels/connections of the componets can get loose and this will cause problems with bad contacts. Also a circut board is smaller and much cleaner.
I'm trying to do something similar to open a sliding door. For me the hardest part seems to be getting a motor with enough torque and getting it mounted. I would love to know more about your motor and mounting. Thanks !
Nice project you have designed. It can be much safer if you implement a Solenoid security lock into it. Sliding doors without security lock, can be opened using brutal force.
First of all I would like to make an automatic door. When the first button is pressed, the door will open and I want to stop with swich. When the second button is pressed, the door will be opened when the door is closed.
I think you should replace the test white board by a Printed Circuit Board PCB The test board does not have a good material to work for daily use, so I am afraid that you would be replacing the whole machine you have more and more as it will be damaged. What do you think ?
Totally agree! I used a breadboard as a temporary support while I was installing the whole project. But as you can see, I still have not done it!! I have no excuses, I have been too lacy, and I will have to do it one of these days before it is too late!
thank you for the project. i want the make a similar project like this. just 1 relay and a radio control, without limit sensors. when i push the button the door must open and when i push the other buttun door must close. just a relay,radio control and a 12v dc motor. can you help me. (sorry for my bad english)
Hi everyone, I would like to be able to receive the signal from a controller with an HCS301 (MICROCHIP KeeLoq) in the transmitter and with a PICxxx or an ATMELxxx in the receiver. There is a library for ARDUINO about receiving the signal from an HCS301 and another to emit the signal from an HCS301, but I can't find it... I'm still looking. Greetings to all.
hola muy buen proyecto yo tengo un problema similar con una tarjeta que se quemo de un motor para cochera, mi pregunta es tiene el codigo sin el pantalla LCD para mi proyecto no la ocupo
Células de tipo infrarrojos alimentadas por 12V DC, con salida “normally ON”. Cualquier tipo sirve, lo importante es que detecten un obstáculo y abran un circuito.
Hi David. i found your project on a other site. cant remember where. i asked questions on that site. can you perhaps help me find that site again.LOL. there was some detail on your answers regarding to get a 12v gate to work.
I think you mean the website of the Arduino project hub. The link is create.arduino.cc/projecthub/DVDMDN/automatic-sliding-door-for-the-garage-c7b1ba?f=1
Hi everyone, I would like to show the code on an LCD screen or on the "serial monitor" of the data that is received in an RF module, has anyone done something similar? Either with an ARDUINO or with a PIC Thanks in advance.
Of course. This would be a good improvement because you would substitute the remote controller by a wifi connection to your local internet router device. In that case you would be able to operate the door just using your mobile phone or any other wifi device. If you want to do it, you will find a lot of wifi projects in the Arduino Project Hub that shows you how to deal with arduino wifi implementations. You can use an Arduino with integrated wifi module or you can purchase an independent wifi module to connect to your standard Arduino microcontroller (UNO or NANO, for instance).
By the way, I think that you asked me something about some error when compiling. Now I can not see that message, so that I asume that you have deleted it because you have been able to fix it (I think it was something related to the Adafruit library to be included). Regards.
David Mdn yes you’re very right. I’m hoping to do exactly same thing. For motor I have been thinking if 600w drill machine should be good enough to pull/push the gate
Hello, you will find all the details in the following link (source code, schematics, ...): th-cam.com/users/redirect?redir_token=9dyUBhwxowUs-5CsG14nDasKWtR8MTU3MzI0NjQ2OUAxNTczMTYwMDY5&event=video_description&v=YCBW-M2ITts&q=https%3A%2F%2Fcreate.arduino.cc%2Fprojecthub%2FDVDMDN%2Fautomatic-sliding-door-for-the-garage-c7b1ba%3Ff%3D1
You will find the program code and all the details of this project in the following link: create.arduino.cc/projecthub/DVDMDN/automatic-sliding-door-for-the-garage-c7b1ba?f=1
Bro i watched your this video for more than 5 times . i want to ask some questions and very hopefull you will reply me and will make a contact with me . i am very hopefull please reply me
Hello Danyal, I am glad if this video has been useful for you. Now I am involved in other projects, but feel free to ask me about this old project and I will try to help you.
@@davidmdn8137 Can you give me your whatsapp number or can text on my number 00923425213266...... | wiill not irritate you .i just want and share some ideas with you .
Ok I thought you were going to explain how to actually wire up that thing and ended up watching 8 minutes of gibberish that could've been resumed with a .jpeg and some red arrows.
Great Job! probably the best and most complete Gate opener project videos based on arduino that I have seen!
Awesome project! This is what Mechatronics is about!
nice jimny you got there david, by the way love your explanation it so clear for me freshmen year in college.
Hi David, I'm happy to have found your channel, and am looking forward to watching your future uploads. Your automatic sliding door project is an inspiration.
Excellent project. Thanks for sharing.
I like how just the breadboard was used (8:25) instead of making an actual PCB and solder the components in place.
It works of course but breadboards are not made for permanent innstallations.
The cabels/connections of the componets can get loose and this will cause problems with bad contacts.
Also a circut board is smaller and much cleaner.
You’re right. In fact, currently it is working with a pcb. I had to substitute the breadboard due to problems with the humidity.
hi David, i appreciate this work. keep it up.
Excellent project
this is what i need. OMG. thanks to make this video. awesome!
Really nice project. Make some more electronics related projects.
Chandrakant Salutagi, thank you. Currently I am working in another project. Soon I will post a video about it.
Cool. Well done!
Brilliant! Elegant 😊
Many thanks for this sharing efficiency guaranteed I subscribe.
Thank you!
Very Awesome project bro......
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing on hackster.
Thanks for your comment. Hackster is an amazing community.
Thank you for your sharing. I like your English accent :)
David Rouxel, jajaja very native English...
Wow! Tnx for sharing!
Really cool made
I'm trying to do something similar to open a sliding door. For me the hardest part seems to be getting a motor with enough torque and getting it mounted. I would love to know more about your motor and mounting. Thanks !
yeah, me too...!
Thank for sharing
Thank you for sharing !!!!!!
Nice project you have designed. It can be much safer if you implement a Solenoid security lock into it. Sliding doors without security lock, can be opened using brutal force.
Khashayar Dashtdar Thank you. This could be a future modification.
@@davidmdn8137 i noticed you could push the door with just the hand, is there no gearing between the motor and door? Can you just push it open?
@@Loykaz there is a clutch mechanism that I can use to release the door from the gears.
Bon treball!
Gràcies.
First of all I would like to make an automatic door. When the first button is pressed, the door will open and I want to stop with swich. When the second button is pressed, the door will be opened when the door is closed.
I think you should replace the test white board by a Printed Circuit Board PCB
The test board does not have a good material to work for daily use, so I am afraid that you would be replacing the whole machine you have more and more as it will be damaged.
What do you think ?
Totally agree! I used a breadboard as a temporary support while I was installing the whole project. But as you can see, I still have not done it!! I have no excuses, I have been too lacy, and I will have to do it one of these days before it is too late!
thank you for the project. i want the make a similar project like this. just 1 relay and a radio control, without limit sensors. when i push the button the door must open and when i push the other buttun door must close. just a relay,radio control and a 12v dc motor. can you help me. (sorry for my bad english)
Hi everyone,
I would like to be able to receive the signal from a controller with an HCS301 (MICROCHIP KeeLoq) in the transmitter and with a PICxxx or an ATMELxxx in the receiver.
There is a library for ARDUINO about receiving the signal from an HCS301 and another to emit the signal from an HCS301, but I can't find it... I'm still looking.
Greetings to all.
Wonderful job thanks for sharing !!! Hablas español ?
Sí, por supuesto.
I can't help but notice how you have a couple of redundant components on your system. Nevertheless, great job
Thanks. I am sure there are a lot of possible improvements or optimizations.
hola muy buen proyecto yo tengo un problema similar con una tarjeta que se quemo de un motor para cochera, mi pregunta es tiene el codigo sin el pantalla LCD para mi proyecto no la ocupo
ola que tipo de FOTOCEL hay Utilizado
Células de tipo infrarrojos alimentadas por 12V DC, con salida “normally ON”. Cualquier tipo sirve, lo importante es que detecten un obstáculo y abran un circuito.
what could be the size of the motor?
Hi David. i found your project on a other site. cant remember where. i asked questions on that site. can you perhaps help me find that site again.LOL. there was some detail on your answers regarding to get a 12v gate to work.
I think you mean the website of the Arduino project hub. The link is create.arduino.cc/projecthub/DVDMDN/automatic-sliding-door-for-the-garage-c7b1ba?f=1
@@davidmdn8137 Hi David. i have a 0'96' old but it is i2c. i am new to the whole programing part. what do i change to use the display ?
@@davidmdn8137 Hi David.
i have one more question. what do i need to change to use a i2c oled0.96'
Hi everyone,
I would like to show the code on an LCD screen or on the "serial monitor" of the data that is received in an RF module, has anyone done something similar?
Either with an ARDUINO or with a PIC
Thanks in advance.
Hi David,
i got your code copied to arduino. is there option use Wi-Fi template with your code.
any help appreciated on this.
Of course. This would be a good improvement because you would substitute the remote controller by a wifi connection to your local internet router device. In that case you would be able to operate the door just using your mobile phone or any other wifi device.
If you want to do it, you will find a lot of wifi projects in the Arduino Project Hub that shows you how to deal with arduino wifi implementations. You can use an Arduino with integrated wifi module or you can purchase an independent wifi module to connect to your standard Arduino microcontroller (UNO or NANO, for instance).
By the way, I think that you asked me something about some error when compiling. Now I can not see that message, so that I asume that you have deleted it because you have been able to fix it (I think it was something related to the Adafruit library to be included). Regards.
David Mdn yes you’re very right. I’m hoping to do exactly same thing. For motor I have been thinking if 600w drill machine should be good enough to pull/push the gate
Help me , how step by step program to Arduino nano. Thanks 🙏
Hello, you will find all the details in the following link (source code, schematics, ...):
th-cam.com/users/redirect?redir_token=9dyUBhwxowUs-5CsG14nDasKWtR8MTU3MzI0NjQ2OUAxNTczMTYwMDY5&event=video_description&v=YCBW-M2ITts&q=https%3A%2F%2Fcreate.arduino.cc%2Fprojecthub%2FDVDMDN%2Fautomatic-sliding-door-for-the-garage-c7b1ba%3Ff%3D1
Hablas español ? Talvez puedas subir el video también en español !!!
want to write in the same program, can you help
You will find the program code and all the details of this project in the following link: create.arduino.cc/projecthub/DVDMDN/automatic-sliding-door-for-the-garage-c7b1ba?f=1
Very thenk you
Bro i watched your this video for more than 5 times . i want to ask some questions and very hopefull you will reply me and will make a contact with me . i am very hopefull please reply me
Hello Danyal, I am glad if this video has been useful for you. Now I am involved in other projects, but feel free to ask me about this old project and I will try to help you.
@@davidmdn8137 Can you give me your whatsapp number or can text on my number 00923425213266...... | wiill not irritate you .i just want and share some ideas with you .
@@davidmdn8137 i am waiting on whatsapp
ardino uno
Ok I thought you were going to explain how to actually wire up that thing and ended up watching 8 minutes of gibberish that could've been resumed with a .jpeg and some red arrows.
You have all details about this project in the link mentioned in the description box.
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