Project:
I would like to hire someone to write sketch for my golf project. I have 7 different areas that I would like to assign an led color and it stays lit the same color unless a golf ball is sensed by a knock sensor, vibe sensor etc…
The areas have 3 circles “like a bullseye”. That will illuminate individually once a ball has impacted inside of the circle. Once it illuminates for 10-15 seconds the led for the area that was impacted turns off and the area goes back to original led color.
I have purchased: Arduino uno, omega 2560
Ws2812b
Piezo sensors
5v power source
Individual wires for breadboard etc.
I can answer any questions you have 24/7.. I’m hiring immediately because time is literally running out. You can email me at daniel@therange.co
What you're looking for is basically a one-shot circuit driving an LED (one input for each circle).
Here is a blog post I wrote describing one-shots, with some Arduino code to implement it: Arduino One-shot timer | Cedar Lake Instruments
The one-shot would be triggered by the piezo sensor, probably on a digital input.
If you'd like some assistance beyond the post, you can send me a PM on this site, or reach me through the Contact form on my blog.
No schematic, just these wiring instructions -
// Arduino pins
// 2 – Digital trigger input. Pull LOW to trigger one shot
// 3 – Cancel one shot timer (output goes LOW)
// 13 – One shot output (goes HIGH for one shot time)