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Using Arduino / Project Guidance / Re: pwm ?
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on: October 22, 2012, 12:46:18 am
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How about if you format your post again. I can't understand the question, or if there's more than one.
Use periods too, so we know where sentence stops, and new begins.
Cheers, Kari
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Using Arduino / Programming Questions / Re: Romeo board and LCD pin assignmet conflict?
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on: October 16, 2012, 10:31:56 am
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bobsmithimages,
Did you read my post, and did you find the point I was trying to show? It is possible that I explained it a bit messy way, but it should work. All you need to do is to change pin assignments on your code. Works for me, should works for you as well.
I like Romeo, it includes many nice features for a start, as the first board, it just takes time to get use to its hardwired parts.
Cheers, Kari
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Using Arduino / Programming Questions / Re: Romeo board and LCD pin assignmet conflict?
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on: October 16, 2012, 06:21:40 am
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I think you can take out two jumpers (D4 and D5) and hardwire them to other digital pins. D4 is for direction control, so any digital pin will do, but for speed you need to pick any other free PWM capable pin. And you should also consider swapping D6 with some other PWM signal that is free and uses the same frequency divider as the other one, and change it to at least ...was 32kHz? You get quieter motor control under full speed, and more torque as well...? This seems to be newer version of Romeo than ours, older can't take shields. Links would be nice, but somehow I managed to find these parts... PaulS...  Cheers, Kari
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