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Using Arduino / Project Guidance / Storage of information in arduino
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on: April 06, 2013, 12:44:25 am
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Im working with a computer for my car. It have a 3,2" TFT screen wich shows speed, gps coordinates, wvo control, and info about when next service is etc. I want to have the ability to store the km-info about service in a way that I can change the info without uploading new scetch. Im thinking maybe SC-card, but that require a SD-card reader for my arduino. Maybe I can use EEprom an easy way? And I want to control settings with ONE button only. When setting wvo, I use only one button in a way that U can click it, or hold it for 2sec to use two different functions.
Anyone can help me how to do this most easily?
Using a Arduino Mega
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Using Arduino / Project Guidance / Re: GPS unit
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on: November 19, 2012, 11:15:37 am
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still working on this.. feel kinda noob, and well I guess I still am:P
anyway, have tried to calculate this in arduino but dont know what variables to use etc..
Is this simple to make for anyone wanting to help me?
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Using Arduino / Project Guidance / Re: GPS unit
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on: October 09, 2012, 12:57:07 am
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I got the gps unit working with an arduino mega;) But it gives me coordinates like this: 5936.681N, 547.789E
Easy way to get 59.611344,5.796477 ?
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Using Arduino / General Electronics / Nec 2501 photocoupler
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on: September 17, 2012, 01:54:50 pm
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Need some help here. I have never worked with photocouplers before, so this is totally new for me.
Ive connected a nec 2501 to control an input to arduino from my car. it should read a car switch (12-15v) on/off.
Connected like this: Car 12 -> anode cathode -> 1k resistor -> GND
Arduino 3.3v -> Collector Emitter -> arduino pin 2 Emitter -> 10k resistor ->GND
The voltage from the car varies from 12V to approx. 14,7V When its 12V i measure about 1.something volt on the emitter When car voltage to anode is 14.7Volt, I got 3.4volt on my emitter.
WHY? Whats the point of a photocoupler if the voltage varies like this?
Or is it badly connected?
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Using Arduino / Project Guidance / GPS unit
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on: September 15, 2012, 07:19:21 am
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Im working on a simple computer for my mitsubishi pajero gen1 I want to have speed monitoring on a lcd screen. I know there is a pulsesignal from the speedo, but dont know if its possible to use this with my arduino, or how to do it.
So I was thinking to put a GPS module to it to get speed. Then I also can get lat/long and altitude.
Any tips of a cheep and easy to use gps module? Best if it has external antenna, as my dashboard is metal and arduino is placed under it. thanks!
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Using Arduino / Programming Questions / Re: Help saving some values
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on: September 14, 2012, 05:30:30 pm
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I get an error everytime I try to save 09 in my EEPROM.. dont know why.. maybe the chip is corrupt..
anyway, if I cut it in pieces, like two numbers in each eeprom address like this:
EEPROM.write(0, 1); EEPROM.write(1, 00); EEPROM.write(2, 00);
how do I put them together again when reading so I get "10000"?
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