Arduino Lightsaber

[neskweek]

Anybody want to contribute an MPU6050 MotionManager to the USaber library? That seems to be the popular choice over in Proto's thread. I don't have the hardware to test it myself.

If no one does it before I will. But I'll be quite busy until the end of this month

[JakeSoft]

If no one does it before I will. But I'll be quite busy until the end of this month

We're not on a clock here.

[honcka]

Hello,
My 5 year son want lightsaber, but i dont want buy comercial craps,i found interesting LightSaberOS. I tried to make this exactly by the walkthrough, but i stucked on importing library, i still see only basic but no library from the imported project. I am sorry for lammer question

[neskweek]

Hey Honcka ! Welcome !

From readme

1. If not already done create this directory : C:\Users\[YOUR USER]\Arduino
2. Copy and Paste LightSaberOS-master\Libraries directory inside C:\Users\[YOUR USER]\Arduino

After done this, start import process again from point 5.

@Everyone
Please post errors concerning LSOS on github.
Let's keep those thread as clean as possible

I won't answer those on this forum anymore !

[billpealer]

is there going to be mention or a link, as to where these items live?

#include <avr/sleep.h>
#include <avr/power.h>
#include <avr/interrupt.h>

Nesweek,  your power save code does not work with out it.

Proto, you tested this?  Where did you download the libraries?

[Stemplar]

Hello: I´m from to Argentina. This is my first and partial ligthsaber proyect.

Video:

https://youtu.be/CkjhoDr0pjs

- Nano Arduino
- WT588-U (One Line)
- 74CH595 (Shift Register Chip)
- UNL2803 (Darlintong Chip)
- 8 Led (replaced by 8 segments of 8 LEDs).
- Own Soft (no copy).

Thanks
Marcelo

[jshaw]

Hello: I´m from to Argentina. This is my first and partial ligthsaber proyect.

Video:

https://youtu.be/CkjhoDr0pjs

- Nano Arduino
- WT588-U (One Line)
- 74CH595 (Shift Register Chip)
- UNL2803 (Darlintong Chip)
- 8 Led (replaced by 8 segments of 8 LEDs).
- Own Soft (no copy).

Thanks
Marcelo

Very nice!  I'd be interested to hear how you are using the 74CH595 and UNL2803? 

[Stemplar]

Very nice!  I'd be interested to hear how you are using the 74CH595 and UNL2803? 

Thank you, JSHAW.

The chip 74CH595, I use it to turn 8 segments of LEDs, with only three digital outputs from NANO.

The UNL2803 chip, I use it for when you need to turn 64 LEDs. That is, when you need to manage power.

Greetings.

[Stemplar]

I have a problem with my design.

For sound, I use the WT588-U chip, but only allows me to handle 4 sounds.

When I recorded the sound fifth in both One-Wire and Three-Line or KEY mode, the positions of the sounds change when I enter the loop, and I can not wear them in the position that I recorded.

The module is the WT588-U (28 Pins)

Does anyone know, how to properly call sounds from the loop?

Thanks

[JakeSoft]

I'll just leave this right here.

https://youtu.be/2gKd2tWIF-E

I took a look at the manual and the serial commands look pretty robust (after painfully running the command table through Google to translate from Chinese to English, of course).

Dude even made a library with basic functionality which could be expanded upon:
https://github.com/Critters/MP3FLASH16P

I attached my translated serial commands. Not to get us too far off track, but I may pick one of these up for experimenting. It could be one more sound module to add to the USaber library. (I'm working on adding sound support, I swear!)

[Stemplar]

Thank you, JakeSoft

I will work to experience this method.

I will keep you informed.

But... Is there any library for my WT588-U (28p) or WT588-16P ?

[JakeSoft]

Thank you, JakeSoft

I will work to experience this method.

I will keep you informed.

But... Is there any library for my WT588-U (28p) or WT588-16P ?

Everything you need to control WT588D over one-line serial is in post #47 of this thread.

[Stemplar]

Here is the code for the One-line serial mode.
Just remember to change de config in the WT588D programmer.

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void WT588D_Send1(byte addr) {
    digitalWrite(wt_scl, LOW);
    delay(5);

    for(int i = 0; i < 8; i++)  {
        digitalWrite(wt_scl, HIGH);
        if(bitRead(addr, i)) {
            delayMicroseconds(600);
            digitalWrite(wt_scl, LOW);
            delayMicroseconds(200);
        } else {
            delayMicroseconds(200);
            digitalWrite(wt_scl, LOW);
            delayMicroseconds(600);
        }
    }

    digitalWrite(wt_scl, HIGH);
    delay(100);
}


Yes, I tried with this code, but... when i record the sound 5 (0 to 4) in the module WT588D-U (28P), after to ejecute the first time all sounds, there is a shift of sounds.

The number 0 ceases to be 0 and became 4.
Number 1 ceases to be 1 and became 1.
Number 2 ceases to be 2 and 3 became.
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-
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Number 5 ceases to be 5 became the 0.

Is there any solution for this?.

P/D: sorry for my bad english, but I am Spanish.

[neskweek]

Hey guys !

is that what you call a recharge port/kill switch (5.5mmx2.1mm DC Power jack socket female) ? :

[JakeSoft]

Hey guys !

is that what you call a recharge port/kill switch (5.5mmx2.1mm DC Power jack socket female) ? :

Yup.