Yes I agree, but since this is a starting project I plan to be simple
From the documentations it seems that it has 2 ADC pins and 1 digital. I plan to use the 2 ADC pins to hook up 2 button arrays (of 2 buttons each) and a single reset button for the 1 digital pin.
Hello, new user here. Microcontrollers have interested me since I was young but I either had no money (when I was young) or school made learning microcontrollers boring (now). But after leaving school for half a year, I think I regained my interest in these and can afford it too. So I'm going to try to build a device for a start. I have some, not too much, experience with the Sparkfun Inventor's Kit when I was in school, mainly input/output, PWM, multithreading and stuff. I think I've forgotten most of them anyway.
I'm going to buy some components, I just want to check with everyone if I'm getting the compatible items. I can only afford to buy them once, as after I get them I'm going to fly off to another country for work (and bring the Rainbowduino along). I'm not sure if I can get more components shipped there.
The end product I'm aiming for would look like this:
Resistors (from what I see, the Rainbowduino only takes 2 ADC and 1 PD input, so I guess I'll have to have a button array and use the ADC to measure the resistance and see which button is pressed)
Also, I don't think that any soldering is required right? I'm aiming to do less hardware and more programming for this project, so I hope there is no soldering at all.
I really appreciate your help in helping me verify the components. Thank you very much
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