basically just a simple board with an lcd for serial output being driving by a separate chip so that the chip im programming is not deprived of GPIO pins.
i wanted to make it all from scratch and use all my own code, even to drive the lcd, no libraries .
i learned a lot after making this, well i learned a lot of things not to do.
not the prettiest thing in the world but it get the job done.
Looking forward to progressing with the design and making it better and definitely cleaning it up.
eddiea6987:
basically just a simple board with an lcd for serial output being driving by a separate chip so that the chip im programming is not deprived of GPIO pins.
i wanted to make it all from scratch and use all my own code, even to drive the lcd, no libraries .
i learned a lot after making this, well i learned a lot of things not to do.
not the prettiest thing in the world but it get the job done.
Looking forward to progressing with the design and making it better and definitely cleaning it up.
I was wondering if plastidip could be used like that - nicely done. It costs ~$25 / can here, so not something I was prepared to try on a whim. I think you guys pay something like $6 yeah?
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Well done, this is a great job. Multi-mcu boards FTW!!
Nope not planning to use the second 328 for anything other then to just listen to the first 328 and print out what it says...it only for debugging purposes ..since I use atmel studio not the arduino ide getting a serial output window is harder so I just made this for that purpose.
Plastic dip is made by the same people who make liquid electrical tape...they just call the two products by a different name but for the most part its identical. A rubber non conductive and removable coating.
Yeah it was 6 dollars at homedepot
