Use the photon-pixel coupling method, it is a new approach in science for reading an unlimited number of sensors in parallel. Maybe you can do it with an Arduino. From what I know it supports a cam.
nice video! I was searching for this as I'm also going to use an RTC i2c with a i2c LCD. BTW, just wanted to point out that most of the i2c devices boards already have the pull-up resistors on them so no need to wire that.
I also i wanted to do same but does Arduino uno board comes with pull-up resistors ? I really didnt understand how to do this whole shit. It would be really helpful if you give me a short summary for connecting multiple i2c device rtc module and a display
since SCL and SDA are supposed to be common to all devices why not put the yellow and blue wires into the open power rail on the other side? unless both power rails are already connect together internally
Maybe you shouldn't be doing this if you don't know what a pull-up resistor does! Doesn't give much confidence that you actually know what you are doing.
Thanks. This is exactly what I needed. (Note: pull up resistors its already there) .
The data and clock pins on every I2C device is pulled up?
This is the video I've been looking for!!
Thanks
Use the photon-pixel coupling method, it is a new approach in science for reading an unlimited number of sensors in parallel. Maybe you can do it with an Arduino. From what I know it supports a cam.
nice video! I was searching for this as I'm also going to use an RTC i2c with a i2c LCD. BTW, just wanted to point out that most of the i2c devices boards already have the pull-up resistors on them so no need to wire that.
I also i wanted to do same but does Arduino uno board comes with pull-up resistors ? I really didnt understand how to do this whole shit. It would be really helpful if you give me a short summary for connecting multiple i2c device rtc module and a display
since SCL and SDA are supposed to be common to all devices why not put the yellow and blue wires into the open power rail on the other side? unless both power rails are already connect together internally
Straight and simple.
Awesome. I also need to connect a display and rtc for a project. Now I know how. Thanks!
you did it ? i'm wondering if that work, i need it so much
Abraham Magnifico yes.
Thanks sir for explaining better 🙏
I’m trying to use two of the exact same sensor. Have you ever done that?
Great video by the way. Thanks for making it
We dont need pull up resistors its already their on the modules i think
Ohk 😊
thanks
so I am frying displays, is it because I am not using pull up resistors?
I would guess no. The resistors are for signals I think.
very very nice. 😎 a wonderful 1st or refresher I2C video. 🥳 thanks a lot 🙂🏋♂🐦🌲
Why do you need pullup resistors?.... when you can do it with code.... "pinMode(PIN,INPUT_PULLUP)"
I'm sorry, I'm hard of hearing. What size resistors did you say you were using for pull up resistors?
two 10K value resistors
can you please send the code
Thank you for share that great information
What kind of resistors are those?
This would have been a great tutorial if you had just explained the resistors.
@@tristunalekzander5608 10k ohm
The OLED is really flickering. I've used OLED before, singly, and no flicker like that. Suppose it's because it's sharing the I2C? Probably so.
@Garan Carter-Woodgate That OLED works at 3.3V no? Hooking it with 5 V supply would wreck it no?
can you share the codes ?
Thanks
Good video :)
Great :)
Obrigado
Maybe you shouldn't be doing this if you don't know what a pull-up resistor does! Doesn't give much confidence that you actually know what you are doing.
You do it then. Starting a RUclips channel is free. Do it
thanks