Quite awesome!

Wanna share source-code?  

Hm, but anyone know if those phanderson lcds are any good?

Or look like they could work fine with the arduino?
If they work the same way those sparkfun lcds do, I'm buying one.

[Yot]

Yot: No, it's my own recipe Only libaries used are NewSoftSerial and MegaServo.

Oh, thanks. I put most projects on my blog too Nice to see
people read it.

mowcius: Yes, but I really love the black-blue, or just any other
color than the default green stuff. But where can I get 20x4 lcds,
and that serial module?

I was also looking on these nice lcds:
http://www.phanderson.com/lcd106/lcd107.html

Or some from futurlec, http://futurlec.com/LED/LCD40X4BL.shtml
But they aren't serial.

But I'm confused, since it seems like they use another PIC for
serial com, will it be different? or ?

tytower: Sure!

http://pastebin.org/53332

Warning: Very ugly code, and not commented enough
But you asked! hehe  ;D

Just fiddling around trying to make a decent menu.



But now I'm on the look for a bigger serial lcd, any recommendations?

20x4 or larger.

Yes, a lot information can be sent to the arduino. I'm gonna experiment more with it when my Serial LCD arrives.

Ah, yes was a littlebit fast there Thanks.

My new project, is a simple led-strip which shows CPU load. 9
led's are used for this, could have used more but my tiny
breadboard couldn't hold more. Anyhow, it uses serial
communication to receive how much the totalcpu usage is.
For this I use a C# program I wrote, it just sends a values
from 0-100. And the Arduino reacts and
lights up leds accordingly to how much load your CPU got.





Also wrote a tutorial on this, if anyone's interested: http://stigern.net/blog/?p=127

Do you have a sketch you could post showing the two servo program, on your wed site I only found the single servo controller.

Lefty

Well, this one uses almost exactly the same code, just add another IF statement, for up & down decision.

I can post the code for the 2-way later if anyone want it. But as said before it's just the 1-way x2

Code:

http://pastebin.org/1566

The "body" is made out of some cheap plastic-pvc-foam. And glued together. Also had to limit movement of the servos, cause 0-180 brakes it.

Any thoughts?

Bump for what?

Using a PIR motion sensor module bought from: http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/tiny-pir-motion-sensor-module-p-277.html And some buttons, resistors, a buzzer and a led.

Button 1 is arm, it beeps some times until a longer steady beep which means the alarm is activated.

Button 2 is un-arm.

My first "creating" with the arduino

I get 404 not found

Great work!

Runs perfect on Win7 x64 here.

My Pico arrived today in my mailbox. What a lovely little arduino