I have uploaded a new version of the schematic diagram here: educ8s.tv/arduino-fm-radio-2 The schematic diagram shown in the video has a small mistake. CLK pin of the display must be connected to D13 and not 3.3V Cheers!
Dear Nick, I write to you from Guatemala. I followed the instructions to make the project "Arduino FM Radio # 2" and I have made it work. I just had to do a little research on the 3.5 mm plug that is not described in your video; I also needed to lower the intensity in the code to appreciate the information on the LCD 5110, and rename the libraries; finally, in my case the screen works better with 3.3V (Vcc to 3.3V on the Arduino), the other components work well with 5V. On the other hand where I live there is no need for antenna. Congratulations for such an interesting project. I think that what you do helps a lot of people to enjoy, learn and take advantage of the moments of rest in interesting matters. Rodolfo E. Auguirre C. Guatemala
thank you Nick for another great project. I just made this one, and it's working :) One thing that might help people, is I had to install the Adafruit BusIO library
Great Video. I have been looking for something like this for my grandson , who is 8. This will make a great project for he and I to work on together. Thanks Again....
Hi, I used your code and connected everything properly, but the only thing that can be seen on the screen is FM Radio, I used version 2 of yours so it doesn't work for me, what do I haveDone wrong ?
Your videos are great and I believe I've seen ALL of them. While I appreciate your time and dedication to the channel, I don't understand the value proposition of making pretty much all of them under 10 min... Sometimes it would be great to have you speaking a little slower and explaining things in more details. If anything to improve: slow down :-)
Looks great. I built the first version but wasn’t happy with the sound. I’ll give this one a try, especially since I have since bought a 3D printer and love your Art Deco enclosure. I live in Long Beach, California - a very Art Deco city.
Hi Nick Great project, I loved the look of the retro radio and have built both versions now! I had some issues with version one but a code change told to me by gendos who had the same issue (no tunning) solved the issue n an email . Caused I think by an arduino update to 1.8. 8. This line in the code for(int i;i
Hi Nick - I am glad you swapped pot for rotary encoder as I could not get the frequency to stay stable with the pot. I'm looking forward to trying this. Best wishes.
If you have enough room in the enclosure, I would recommend hooking up both speakers so you don't miss any song parts that are mixed to only one speaker.
I really enjoyed watching you build this project and I'm going to buy the same complaints for a tub radio up-cycle project that I'm planning. I want to know if it would be possible to incorporate bluetooth into this project to allow playing music from your phone and listening to FM radio?
Great project. Just built it myself and it seems to be working fine with one exception. When I turn the encoder there is a frequency jumps. Is there any way to elimate this bounce?
hey, could you help me? how did you make it work, I added the libraries as a .zip straight after downloading, uploaded the code but nothing seems to work, except for the antenna board which illuminates
hello mr Nick I checked and reverified the wiring. Everything seems ok, yet I have no display. the light with the frequency button works I pick up radios, but no display bookstore problem? can you help me Congratulations for your channel, I'm a fan
Does the LCD work on its own? Have you tried a simple sketch to verify it works? Some Nokia 5110 displays need resistors to drive them, others (like mine) don't.
showing following eror when compiling. lease help Arduino: 1.8.13 (Windows 10), Board: "Arduino Nano, ATmega328P" In file included from C:\Users\PC\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_modified_sketch_470975\FMRadio.ino:15:0: C:\Users\PC\Documents\Arduino\libraries\TimerOne/TimerOne.h:27:10: fatal error: config/known_16bit_timers.h: No such file or directory #include "config/known_16bit_timers.h" ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ compilation terminated. exit status 1 Error compiling for board Arduino Nano. This report would have more information with "Show verbose output during compilation" option enabled in File -> Preferences.
@@Educ8s , , I have the same problem. Don’t understand your answer here. In your code you include 10 libraries. You only have links for 5 libraries.... where can I find the other 5 in special the 2 “Grenadier” libraries.... would help me a lot, thanks and best regards from The Netherlands.
I have uploaded a new version of the schematic diagram here: educ8s.tv/arduino-fm-radio-2
The schematic diagram shown in the video has a small mistake. CLK pin of the display must be connected to D13 and not 3.3V
Cheers!
This project along with the beautiful enclosure is just brilliant. Looks like a very professional product.
Thanks for the feedback my friend. I am glad you guys like it! I spent almost 2 weeks designing the enclosure ;-)
Dear Nick, I write to you from Guatemala. I followed the instructions to make the project "Arduino FM Radio # 2" and I have made it work. I just had to do a little research on the 3.5 mm plug that is not described in your video; I also needed to lower the intensity in the code to appreciate the information on the LCD 5110, and rename the libraries; finally, in my case the screen works better with 3.3V (Vcc to 3.3V on the Arduino), the other components work well with 5V. On the other hand where I live there is no need for antenna.
Congratulations for such an interesting project. I think that what you do helps a lot of people to enjoy, learn and take advantage of the moments of rest in interesting matters.
Rodolfo E. Auguirre C.
Guatemala
thank you Nick for another great project. I just made this one, and it's working :)
One thing that might help people, is I had to install the Adafruit BusIO library
I am getting the following error
'initDisplay' was not declared in this scope
Please tell me what to do
Brilliant project! The enclosure looks really beautiful!
You inspired me to start use Arduino and I discovered that Arduino is very interresting. Thank you!!!
Great Video. I have been looking for something like this for my grandson , who is 8. This will make a great project for he and I to work on together.
Thanks Again....
Good luck Eddie!I hope you both enjoy building it!
Great upgrade to an already awesome project, I'm going to build this even though I don't need it, I already have most of the parts lying around.
Really love the enclosure! Your design skills got to pro level :)
Hey Alojz! Thanks for the comment. I fell in love with 3D design and design in general. I still have many things to learn, but I am improving! Cheers!
Hi, I used your code and connected everything properly, but the only thing that can be seen on the screen is FM Radio, I used version 2 of yours so it doesn't work for me, what do I haveDone wrong ?
Your videos are great and I believe I've seen ALL of them. While I appreciate your time and dedication to the channel, I don't understand the value proposition of making pretty much all of them under 10 min... Sometimes it would be great to have you speaking a little slower and explaining things in more details. If anything to improve: slow down :-)
Amazing project.
It works perfectly !
Thanks!
Thanks, great quality videos on your channel.
Are you a Spaniard?
Thanks for the video, I learn a lot from it. I love this project.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much for your support! I love creating things and producing videos!
Looks great. I built the first version but wasn’t happy with the sound. I’ll give this one a try, especially since I have since bought a 3D printer and love your Art Deco enclosure. I live in Long Beach, California - a very Art Deco city.
Hi Nick Great project, I loved the look of the retro radio and have built both versions now! I had some issues with version one but a code change told to me by gendos who had the same issue (no tunning) solved the issue n an email . Caused I think by an arduino update to 1.8. 8. This line in the code for(int i;i
WHEN I TRY TO UPLOAD LIBRARY TO ARUINO IDE, IT IS SHOWING "PARSE LIBRARY PROPERTIES LIBRARY.PROPERTIES NOT FOUND" PLEASE HELP ME
cool project as always Nick
Hi Nick - I am glad you swapped pot for rotary encoder as I could not get the frequency to stay stable with the pot. I'm looking forward to trying this. Best wishes.
I love it. Terrific project. I just may have to make and print one.
Good video enjoyed it. I have an rda5807m which supports radio station information. Time to make something like this.
If you have enough room in the enclosure, I would recommend hooking up both speakers so you don't miss any song parts that are mixed to only one speaker.
Unfortunately, a second speaker won't fit in the enclosure.
Is it essential that the FM transmitter is used for the radio to work? Does it work without it?
The project works without the FM transmitter fine. I just used the FM transmitter to demonstrate how the project works.
I really enjoyed watching you build this project and I'm going to buy the same complaints for a tub radio up-cycle project that I'm planning. I want to know if it would be possible to incorporate bluetooth into this project to allow playing music from your phone and listening to FM radio?
Gut Projekt. . Super gemacht
Danke!
Hi, if I were to add a gesture sensor and an additional speaker, can you recommend how much voltage and current I need to feed the arduino nano?
Very cool project! I really like the enclosure you made. Any chance of you offering a complete kit of this radio? Thanks!
it is a nice project, but i was wondering if u could add a usb and sd card to it for it to play mp3 as well.
Good job ! With greeting from Poland !!! :)
Nick thanks heaps your videos they are very professional love all your projects you have been a great help Thank you ;-)
How about if the display defaulted to a clock after a number of seconds at a particular station?
I want to use push bottom of rotary encoder to scan fm stations.
I also want a line in connection for external power amplifier.
Please help
Can you build a Radio with dab+ chipset? E.g. Verona chipset. This would be nice
Can I use the arduino Uno to or wont that work?
Exelent project. Thanks for share
Excellent
Is there a way i can make mine so it continually scans unmuted?
Great project. Just built it myself and it seems to be working fine with one exception. When I turn the encoder there is a frequency jumps. Is there any way to elimate this bounce?
hey, could you help me? how did you make it work, I added the libraries as a .zip straight after downloading, uploaded the code but nothing seems to work, except for the antenna board which illuminates
Amazing Video(s)! I have everything wired correctly, but my display is very dark and stuck on the splash screen. Any idea why this is happening?
friend, add the ability to output RDS information, signal level and volume to the display. Thanks. waiting for the continuation of the video
hello mr Nick
I checked and reverified the wiring. Everything seems ok, yet I have no display.
the light with the frequency button works I pick up radios, but no display
bookstore problem?
can you help me
Congratulations for your channel, I'm a fan
Does the LCD work on its own? Have you tried a simple sketch to verify it works? Some Nokia 5110 displays need resistors to drive them, others (like mine) don't.
Hi Nick
I used this screen for the previous radio project (version 1) and it worked perfectly
That's strange. Have you tried to increase the contrast programmatically?
El esquema lo tienes hecho mal Nick.Has conectado el alimentador 3v3 al CLK de la pantalla. El CLK de la pantalla debe de ir al Pin Digital 13
Bueno, ese fue el problema muchas gracias
How to built without breadboard, please help
Coooool :D I will build it soon :)
thanks so much pro
great effort man (Y)
Awesome!
Very Cool!!
please ADD an A.M. module tks ;)
very good!
I liked the video but at some point you started to sound like you needed to be home in time for dinner. Why the rush?
showing following eror when compiling. lease help
Arduino: 1.8.13 (Windows 10), Board: "Arduino Nano, ATmega328P"
In file included from C:\Users\PC\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_modified_sketch_470975\FMRadio.ino:15:0:
C:\Users\PC\Documents\Arduino\libraries\TimerOne/TimerOne.h:27:10: fatal error: config/known_16bit_timers.h: No such file or directory
#include "config/known_16bit_timers.h"
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
exit status 1
Error compiling for board Arduino Nano.
This report would have more information with
"Show verbose output during compilation"
option enabled in File -> Preferences.
where you have bin man
I have been learning new stuff! You can check the community tab of the channel for more frequent updates: ruclips.net/user/educ8scommunity
Cheers!
i have a problem in #include"GrenadierNF18pt7b.h" help my bro
I share the font file in .zip file. What problem do you face?
@@Educ8s thank you is good now
@@Educ8s , , I have the same problem. Don’t understand your answer here. In your code you include 10 libraries. You only have links for 5 libraries.... where can I find the other 5 in special the 2 “Grenadier” libraries.... would help me a lot, thanks and best regards from The Netherlands.
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I have a problem with #include "GrenadierNF18pt7b.h" #include "GrenadierNF15pt7b.h" #include "splash.h" Can anyone help me?
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Thank you!
Make rds radio...Si4703
Hello Nick! Thanks for the comment! Yes, I plan to test this chip in the future. Cheers!
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