Last seen: Apr 26, 2022
Some help available from the Dec 5 presentation and video. Presentation:/p> Video:(around timestamp 27:45 in particular). Don't need to be doing...
Chas, Are you using the Arduino Uno or the Nano Every? Serial ports work a bit different on each, so that will change your code slightly. On the Uno...
Minds-i is aware of this problem (all teams are in the same boat). I'm not sure of the fix yet, but I believe it's coming soon.
That's probably for the IMU or the Spectrometer. It's a STEMMA QT cable:/p>
While I haven't measured the draw, similar servos of that size *should* only be drawing 100-250mA. See . The Nano Every has a pretty stout voltage r...
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Your kit came with a cable that does have the correct number of pins/wires (6, I think). See attached picture. If you're finding something different, ...
Did you try the example "led_test" code (see attached image)? 2022-02-16_13-38-05.png
Argh. I just found this list of supported microcontrollers for Chromebooks: The Nano Every is not on this list and is not supported with the Arduin...
The bluetooth modules I've used have generally been 5v tolerant on the RX/TX pins. I've used many without using a resistor. So, that unlikely to have ...
Amy, can you say more about what's "not working?" That might help address the problem. I've had success with a Windows 10 desktop and a MacOS laptop...
First thoughts: Drawing too much power is possible, but it could be something else. These types of servos can draw up to 750mA (typically less but we ...
One more thing. The hall sensor board has a tiny LED on it. That doesn't light up when you power the device. It turns on when the hall sensor detects ...
These hall sensors are all very similar. So, if you google "Arduino hall sensor," you'll find plenty of relevant examples. Note that the 10k resistor ...
We won't need that connect for using the HC-05 -- only the four pins that have metal posts on them. But, if you want to know more, have a look at