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Forum 2005-2010 (read only) / Troubleshooting / ArduinoBT: BT connection crashes when uploading
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on: February 08, 2008, 05:05:05 am
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Hello I'm a new ArduinoBT owner and I'm trying to get a darn program uploaded onto it... My board is powered by a 4,5V Duracell battery (well.. i actually measured 4,74V on the bat), i have Widcomm BT drivers I downloaded the 0010 software and had some problems and deleted it and tried 0009... same here, and now i'm runing on 0008. I paired the board with my pc, connected to it and ran the 0008. Loaded the Blink sketch, and when i press upload, the bt just crashes and in a few seconds its up again... the program says that the board was not found and it cannot upload to it and it says i need to reset it... Then I hold the reset button for 5seconds or so and right after i release it i click upload... the same happens... IDK what to do anymore... Help me please!
---------- Edit: I forgot to mention, that i already checked the COM port
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Forum 2005-2010 (read only) / Troubleshooting / "LOW" doesnt actually keep the pin off
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on: June 29, 2007, 03:59:16 pm
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I just recieved my Arduino board so I'm still trying simple stuff, so don't laugh :-/
I was trying to make a led light light up, whenever you press any of the 4 buttons, but when the program starts first there is a weak light, and when I press a button it lights up a little bit brighter. I just dont get it... I tell the board to keep the pin low when there are no buttons pressed. What is the problem?
Here is the code (the buttons are attached to pins 9-12 and the led is on 13):
int ledPin = 13; int firstPin = 9; int secondPin = 10; int thirdPin = 11; int fourthPin = 12; int one = 0; int two = 0; int three = 0; int four = 0;
void setup() { pinMode(ledPin, OUTPUT); pinMode(firstPin, INPUT); pinMode(secondPin, INPUT); pinMode(thirdPin, INPUT); pinMode(fourthPin, INPUT); } void loop() { one = digitalRead(whtPin); two = digitalRead(bluPin); three = digitalRead(redPin); four = digitalRead(yelPin); if(one == HIGH || two == HIGH || three = HIGH || four = HIGH) { digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH); } else { digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW);} }
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Forum 2005-2010 (read only) / Interfacing / A few questions
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on: January 18, 2008, 07:48:34 pm
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I just got my Arduino BT, and tried to hook it up to the transformator... i tested the voltage with a multimeter first and it said exactly 5,07V. The LED didnt light up... the website says 5,5V is the limit,but it didnt work... then i hooked it ut to two 1,5V batteries (around 3V together) and it worked... Why doesnt it work at 5V?
i wanna hook up a serial lcd on the arduino, and at the same time interface my comtuter over bluetooth... is that even possible, considering, that the pins 0 and 1 are actually connected to the bluetooth module... could this be done? or maybe solved with I2C? help me out pls
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