PaulS:
Add a Serial.begin() statement to setup(). Add Serial.print() and Serial.println() statements to setup() and loop(). Figure out for yourself what the output of various functions is.
Great thank you!!!! I'll give it a shot!!!!
To add to what Paul S. and Grumpy_Mike are saying. Start with a single LED make it blink without delay, add second and third LEDs that work individually without delay as you start to understand how the code works.
When your are ready for more... Start with only one sensor, Serial.print the outputs, and make that one sensor work without delay. Starting at the most simple, basic level will help you understand each step, and make it easier to add more features.
cyclegadget:
To add to what Paul S. and Grumpy_Mike are saying. Start with a single LED make it blink without delay, add second and third LEDs that work individually without delay as you start to understand how the code works.When your are ready for more... Start with only one sensor, Serial.print the outputs, and make that one sensor work without delay. Starting at the most simple, basic level will help you understand each step, and make it easier to add more features.
Great advice!!!!...Thats how I learned the current code that I wrote, 4 months ago I knew nothing about arduino, so I've come along way and I think I can pull off.....
Thank you!!!!