This I was referring to 😎My LDR based DCG3 preamp build is coming along nicely. Excellent LDR kit with psu and OLED provided by zdr.
I just take any four from the batch and calibration does the rest. That's the beauty of this design.
Yea I know.. its probably not very beneficial to match them well up front, however it can hardly be a disadvantage. And there must be some limit to the precision of the calibration factors? Someone mentioned the sorted S-version, which was my plan until I found out they were around double the price of what I got now (with my availability). I try to do everything optimal the first time, otherwise I'll just later wonder "Maybe/What if.." etc. and end up buying stuff several times just to remove this small doubt.
Anyway you're probably right 😉
Anyway you're probably right 😉
Very nice!!!
Next step is to try 256x64 oled
3.12" SSD1322 OLED
Here is how it looks at a diy preamp from a friend of mine
YouTube
Next step is to try 256x64 oled
3.12" SSD1322 OLED
Here is how it looks at a diy preamp from a friend of mine
YouTube
Not that it cannot be done, it's just that this project does not have any spare pins left for anything wider than i2c. One could add another Arduino just for display control, but I don't think it's worth it.
It will be very interesting also 20x4 oled
IIC / I2C 2004 20x4 OLED Module Display - For Arduino / PIC / AVR / ARM | eBay
IIC / I2C 2004 20x4 OLED Module Display - For Arduino / PIC / AVR / ARM | eBay
Would you think that something like this will work?
ATMEGA48+NRF24L01+ wireless Shield module SPI to IIC I2C TWI Interface Arduino | eBay
ATMEGA48+NRF24L01+ wireless Shield module SPI to IIC I2C TWI Interface Arduino | eBay
No idea, try it and let us know😉
Updated 1602oled code:
1. screen dimming turned on to save screen
2. mute now retains state after exiting setup
3. outputs are muted few more seconds during startup, allowing LDRs to stabilize.
Updated 1602oled code:
1. screen dimming turned on to save screen
2. mute now retains state after exiting setup
3. outputs are muted few more seconds during startup, allowing LDRs to stabilize.
I think it should be mandatory thay you have music playing in the background in your videos.
Nice demo otherwise. . 🙂
Nice demo otherwise. . 🙂
i have latest AIO board with 2004 lcd.
i want 4 lines at the welcome screen but only 2 appears.
the code is this:
// Specify the LCD number of rows
// Only 20x4 and 16x2 are supported
#define LCDROWS 4
#define LCDCOLUMNS 20
// Character to be used as a cursor
#define CURSORCHAR 255 //42
// If you need a delayed relay contact (for tube filament preheating, for example), uncomment the following #define line.
//#define DELAY 30 //** The value represents the delay in seconds. Maximum 100. Connects PIN_EXT_R6 to GND after DELAY seconds.
/******* Text messages *******/
char msgWelcome1[] = "Test"; //** <-- maximum 20 characters (line 1)
char msgWelcome2[] = "Test"; //** <-- maximum 20 characters (line 2)
char msgWelcome3[] = "Test"; //** <-- maximum 20 characters (line 3)
char msgWelcome4[] = "Test"; //** <-- maximum 20 characters (line 4)
what i have done wrong?
i want 4 lines at the welcome screen but only 2 appears.
the code is this:
// Specify the LCD number of rows
// Only 20x4 and 16x2 are supported
#define LCDROWS 4
#define LCDCOLUMNS 20
// Character to be used as a cursor
#define CURSORCHAR 255 //42
// If you need a delayed relay contact (for tube filament preheating, for example), uncomment the following #define line.
//#define DELAY 30 //** The value represents the delay in seconds. Maximum 100. Connects PIN_EXT_R6 to GND after DELAY seconds.
/******* Text messages *******/
char msgWelcome1[] = "Test"; //** <-- maximum 20 characters (line 1)
char msgWelcome2[] = "Test"; //** <-- maximum 20 characters (line 2)
char msgWelcome3[] = "Test"; //** <-- maximum 20 characters (line 3)
char msgWelcome4[] = "Test"; //** <-- maximum 20 characters (line 4)
what i have done wrong?