Hi there
Iv never programmed before, only brought and used small intergrated circuits for my projects in the past , I’m going to put this simply I have two “TTP 223” sensor modules and I want them to control a couple of servos for me, I want to be able to press them so that one module controls them to move to the left and the other moves them to the right, but I want them to act as momentarily as possible, so as soon they are stoped they stop movement of the servos, I have brought a Arduino nano, but I will also need help on where to place them for the pins on the board.
Can anyone help me with this project, and even possibly write the script? Much appreciated if you can,
joko9086
The general spirit on this forum is that you post your code and specific questions, and we try to help you based on those questions.
If you want people to write the code for you, there's a specific section "Gigs and Collaborations" where you can pay other people to write code.
I wouldn't recommend that in your case. I think that this is a good project to get started and learn programming.
Good luck!
Pieter
Can anyone help me with this project
Sure, that is what we are all about here.
even possibly write the script
Nope. You do the writing and we help you when you have trouble. The more you put in the more you get out.
First, read the how to use this forum stickies. Contain forum usage guidelines and advice on how to get the most from the forum. Then look through the other stickies in each topic. There is a lot on information on programming and many subjects.
Then Google for tutorials and information about your components. For instance if I Google "TTP 223 sensor modules arduino" I get 301,000 hits. Learn how to interface and program for that one component and then move to another. Once you get each component working, then it is much easier to combine the individual parts to reach your objective.
Joko9086's post in Gigs and Collaborations:
http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=591179
Thank you guys first time on this so didn’t know what to expect, posted on there and am waiting for a suitable response