Tutorial 07 for Arduino: I2C Communication and Processing

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24 responses to “Tutorial 07 for Arduino: I2C Communication and Processing”

  1. enticed2zeitgeist Avatar
    enticed2zeitgeist

    Is it really …
    Is it really pronounced? Ardoo wee no? I’ve always said it was Ardweeno. Not that it matters really, just curious if there was an official way to say it.

  2. deebsboy Avatar
    deebsboy

    I am truly greatful …
    I am truly greatful for all the? tutorials you put up here. Very clear and concise. Thanks for all of your hard work!

  3. Rannyfash Avatar
    Rannyfash

    i have 54 slaves ;)?
    i have 54 slaves ;)?

  4. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @gergsymons I …
    @gergsymons I believe this is possible, but? I’ve never done it.

  5. gergsymons Avatar
    gergsymons

    Hey Jeremy,

    Thanks …
    Hey Jeremy,

    Thanks a lot for all of your videos, they have been really helpful! I have 2 questions:

    1. Can I use this method of communication to talk? to another Arduino?

    2. If so, how do I attain the address of the Arduino I would like to use as the slave?

    Thanks again for all your tutorials man!

    Cheers,

    Greg

  6. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @cloudstrife0919 I …
    @cloudstrife0919 I do this in my LCD? tutorial.

  7. WarSpigotProductions Avatar
    WarSpigotProductions

    @obeliskdix if you …
    @obeliskdix if you want to go all out, you could get an ethernet shield for the arduino and make it put the value on a website, then write an app to fetch that data. App could be written in Google App Inventor(although they might have already shut it down by the time you read? this)

  8. powerwingman Avatar
    powerwingman

    what if i want …
    what if i want prossesing? to communicate with the arduino

  9. obeliskdix Avatar
    obeliskdix

    Jeremy could you …
    Jeremy could you make a video like this but the vid you’ll be making is how to display the temperature on android tablet screen or any android phone.? . . If there are others here who knows how to do it please share it, show it or send me infos about it to my mail sadex_17@yahoo.com. Thanks to all. . .

  10. tpageIII Avatar
    tpageIII

    This is one of? the …
    This is one of? the greatest instructional videos I have ever seen. Great job. Definitely a new fan and subscriber.

  11. hugosdominoes Avatar
    hugosdominoes

    What kind of input …
    What kind of input will 16 byte digital I2C communicated 3 axis gyro give?
    And how could? I show the input as degrees?

  12. cloudstrife0919 Avatar
    cloudstrife0919

    @sciguy14 hi can …
    @sciguy14 hi can you pls. teach us how to display temperature using an lcd instead of displaying it in a? computer. . . thank you for all the tutorials :))

  13. tamyboy1 Avatar
    tamyboy1

    awesome bro!!!?
    awesome bro!!!?

  14. EpicTronics Avatar
    EpicTronics

    @sciguy14 Did you …
    @sciguy14 Did you have to click on the serial monitor first to cause the arduino to go into the ‘transmit state’ ? If I unplugged my arduino, I would have? to keep on opening the serial monitor otherwise the degree and Fahrenheit would not show up in processing.

  15. Pirochiro Avatar
    Pirochiro

    Anyone else getting …
    Anyone else getting constant pausing and buffering even? though the video’s already fully loaded? :/

  16. rponmalai Avatar
    rponmalai

    great? video

    great? video
    arduino is prenounced r-dwe-no

  17. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @1ofakindwork …
    @1ofakindwork You’ll need either an? extrnal RTC chip, or you’ll need to have the arduino hooked up to the web to use accurate timing like that.

  18. 1ofakindwork Avatar
    1ofakindwork

    Thanks Sciguy,
    I’m …

    Thanks Sciguy,
    I’m having a hard time finding the information to see if the arduino will work for my idea. Can you point me in the direction of some solid information on the RTC and? it’s applications. I haven’t seen anyone use the RTC for controlling multiple dc motor at set time and intervals.
    I want to run a dc motor for 1 min at 7am, then run it at 9pm with the polarity reversed.
    I’m also unsure of how much multitasking the arduino can handle.
    1 RTC
    1 dc mortor
    2 servos
    1 sound board

  19. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @1ofakindwork You …
    @1ofakindwork You mean to control them at? certain intervals? Sure.

  20. 1ofakindwork Avatar
    1ofakindwork

    Can I use a real …
    Can I use a real time clock to send signals to control my? dc motors and servos. Thanks

  21. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @rodhoffman Those …
    @rodhoffman Those pull-up resistors will get you? every time… ๐Ÿ˜‰

  22. rodhoffman Avatar
    rodhoffman

    thx for the tips! I …
    thx for the tips! I couldn’t get? my code to work until i saw this vid.. pull up resistors! Of course! ๐Ÿ™‚

  23. CIPHERJAY Avatar
    CIPHERJAY

    @sciguy14 Thanks! I …
    @sciguy14 Thanks! I realised that my connection to pins 2 and 4 had to go to 20 and 21 because i have an? arduino Mega ๐Ÿ™‚

  24. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @CIPHERJAY Look at …
    @CIPHERJAY Look at the codes table on page 13 for TO-220 package. 1001000 =72 for the A0 device. Is yours A0? It might be something else, in? which case you should use that address.

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