Any experienced Arduino users out there willing to help a newbie in the world of Arduino? I have a decent comprehension of the basics, but I'm trying to expand into a small project using some if / else statements and push button logic.
Honestly, looking for someone to email back and forth directly with code suggestions.
Let me know and feel free to send a PM.
Thanks,
Dave
Honestly, looking for someone to email back and forth directly with code suggestions.
Let me know and feel free to send a PM.
Thanks,
Dave
There are lots of Arduino resources on the web. Use Google to search for what you want to do using specific keywords. If you are really a noob with programming there will be a learning curve because to do anything in Arduino you have to create and debug a program. There are some good books on Intro to Arduino programming and so on that have sample code and explain in detail how to connect things like buttons and them get them to read input, etc. These are a great way to get going and get familiar with how to do what, and then you can learn about more specific and advanced topics via code examples posted on the web by Arduino users and in Arduino specific forums.
If the problem for you currently is conceptual in nature, e.g. how to approach a certain task with the Arduino, then I suggest you post lots of details about what you are trying to do and why, and then people will chime in. Otherwise this sounds like basic stuff that you should be able to learn on your own. If you have tried something and it didn't work, please provide details about that but don't just ask for general help or (as you have found) out no one will answer.
If the problem for you currently is conceptual in nature, e.g. how to approach a certain task with the Arduino, then I suggest you post lots of details about what you are trying to do and why, and then people will chime in. Otherwise this sounds like basic stuff that you should be able to learn on your own. If you have tried something and it didn't work, please provide details about that but don't just ask for general help or (as you have found) out no one will answer.
I'm just looking for someone who may be willing to review some code. Nothing major, but it is easy to get lost when you are new to code. I'm 75% finished with what I'm trying to accomplish.
The Arduino forums are helpful, but I was amazed at how busy the forum is. It is easy for your post to get missed, just due to volume.
The Arduino forums are helpful, but I was amazed at how busy the forum is. It is easy for your post to get missed, just due to volume.
I started with LLTC's "Linduino" since I do a lot of HV stuff and this board is isolated. I have 4 or so others working....
A lot of problem solutions are free just by using google.
A lot of problem solutions are free just by using google.
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