Thanks tons for making a more detailed breakdown of the code. Helps me a bunch! I appreciate the github, that also helps to check out the project, specifically the communication between the Pi and Arduino. Very cool project, can't wait to see more as it evolves. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Dan, great video! I love the Braillespeak function, you said you had it working on an arduino - would you consider putting together a video on that? I'd be very interested in using that ability on my Droids...
@@DanMakesThings Thanks for the link - ill check that out! Ah no worries, looking at the code it does seem alot to go through! I will jump in and see what i can do, Thanks again!
You don't need to worry about most of it as it is just defining the tones etc. The arduino will run braillespeak.ino - the loop just reads from the serial input and outputs the letters as tones. Just configure the output pin of the buzzer on the variable `speaker` and test it out. It also changes the colour of an RGB LED based on the tones as well so that it works without a buzzer.
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Thanks tons for making a more detailed breakdown of the code. Helps me a bunch! I appreciate the github, that also helps to check out the project, specifically the communication between the Pi and Arduino.
Very cool project, can't wait to see more as it evolves. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Dan, great video! I love the Braillespeak function, you said you had it working on an arduino - would you consider putting together a video on that? I'd be very interested in using that ability on my Droids...
Thanks, the code for braillespeak on the arduino is here. github.com/danic85/braillespeak
I probably won't make a video as there isn't a lot to it.
@@DanMakesThings Thanks for the link - ill check that out!
Ah no worries, looking at the code it does seem alot to go through! I will jump in and see what i can do, Thanks again!
You don't need to worry about most of it as it is just defining the tones etc. The arduino will run braillespeak.ino - the loop just reads from the serial input and outputs the letters as tones. Just configure the output pin of the buzzer on the variable `speaker` and test it out. It also changes the colour of an RGB LED based on the tones as well so that it works without a buzzer.
you can make me a list, pls