** deleted my comment relating to the interrupts as it maybe inaccurate; took a 2nd look and might not be completely true(I think 2 pins are output relays and other 2 are i2c&aux and last 2 are aux); I blame google pinout results for the meanwhile:P
so yeah after looking again, yeah something funky with the way they designed 300-24, from what I can tell int0 and 1 are used for relays 6 & 7.... int4 and 5 are labeled 2 and 3 in the schematic...... int2 and 3 are used in the i2c header which I think is fine...... this was based on pinouts I had referred to quite some time ago and than I referred to the datasheet from atmel to make sure it wasn't a mistake..... I'mma email em again as previously I thought there was no access to any of the interrupts but appears that least some are there(might see how difficult it is to bodge wire the rest to inputs)
Thank you Boian! I am, unfortunately (and luckily), so busy with sales and support, that I barely find time to work on any projects. This will change soon. With 8 months delay here my thumbs up for the video! I will now start advertising Visuino for my PLC kits.
Thank you Wilfried! :-) . Very excited :-) . I will also try to post some more tutorials... have been extremely overloaded with Visuino work lately :-(
Thank you! :-) Doing my best to support as much stuff as I can. Yes, these are really cool shields, and probably a lot of fun to assemble. I just wish I had the time to assemble one myself... But this time is better spend adding support for them in Visuino :-)
The Nano is equally powerful than Uno, and even has extra analog pins, so the Nano version is the same as if there was UNO and is smaller form factor, so I love it :-)
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** deleted my comment relating to the interrupts as it maybe inaccurate; took a 2nd look and might not be completely true(I think 2 pins are output relays and other 2 are i2c&aux and last 2 are aux); I blame google pinout results for the meanwhile:P
No worries 🙂
so yeah after looking again, yeah something funky with the way they designed 300-24, from what I can tell int0 and 1 are used for relays 6 & 7.... int4 and 5 are labeled 2 and 3 in the schematic...... int2 and 3 are used in the i2c header which I think is fine...... this was based on pinouts I had referred to quite some time ago and than I referred to the datasheet from atmel to make sure it wasn't a mistake..... I'mma email em again as previously I thought there was no access to any of the interrupts but appears that least some are there(might see how difficult it is to bodge wire the rest to inputs)
Thank you Boian! I am, unfortunately (and luckily), so busy with sales and support, that I barely find time to work on any projects. This will change soon. With 8 months delay here my thumbs up for the video! I will now start advertising Visuino for my PLC kits.
Thank you Wilfried! :-) . Very excited :-) . I will also try to post some more tutorials... have been extremely overloaded with Visuino work lately :-(
I own both model and they are my new favorite toys, this will be awesome when they get natively supported in Visuino, keep on Boian!
Thank you! :-) Doing my best to support as much stuff as I can. Yes, these are really cool shields, and probably a lot of fun to assemble. I just wish I had the time to assemble one myself... But this time is better spend adding support for them in Visuino :-)
Nice sir but does it there for arduino uno .awesome sir next video on how its work
The Nano is equally powerful than Uno, and even has extra analog pins, so the Nano version is the same as if there was UNO and is smaller form factor, so I love it :-)
Nice video, I love it
Sir do you have the eagle file of this?
UNIVERSAL-SOLDER doesn't use Eagle for EDA
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