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    my IR receiver received just UNKNOWN: 0 why?

    Hi, The sender send NEC date, but the receiver got UNKNOWN, why? #include <Arduino.h> sender (pin3) code: /* Define macros for input and output pin etc. #elif defined(__AVR__) // Default as for ATmega328 like on Uno, Nano etc. #define IR_RECEIVE_PIN 2 // To be compatible with...
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    about the MCP4261 pot0 and pot1 output different

    Klaus thanks. I used Matthew's code works well. that means the wiring and components OK. I don't see many people works on MCP. I wonder if you can take a look of the code below, that works well, but as long as the line 128 "// mcpDrive();" added, no work at all. why? #include <SPI.h> //MCP...
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    about the MCP4261 pot0 and pot1 output different

    Klaus, thanks. The all A to 5v, and all B to GND. The part number is: MCP4261-103E/P.
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    about the MCP4261 pot0 and pot1 output different

    Again, the address: byte addressPot0 = 0b00010001; //PIN 9 // To define potentiometer use last two BITS 01= POT 0 byte addressPot1 = 0b00010010; //PIN 6 // To define potentiometer use last two BITS 10= POT 1 and the link here...
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    about the MCP4261 pot0 and pot1 output different

    Thank you, I'll check what you said. I used MEGA2560+MCP4261.
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    about the MCP4261 pot0 and pot1 output different

    Hi, I am testing a MCP4261 by the code below, got the result measured by a multi-meter with different readings, why? The pot0 output at: 0 - 2.24 loop; The pot1 output at: 2.52 - 4.80 loop. why? Thanks for help. adam #include <SPI.h> const byte csPin = 2; // MCP42100 chip...
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    Looking for a LCD Proteus simulation design please

    Yes, I can't make one LCD works well with Proteus, can I have a example please? Thanks Adam
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    How fix the Proteus simulation error Pin 'D0' not found?

    Thanks. Sorry about the posts. I changed the 4 pin OLED as LCD, it shown now. The problem is the LCD doesn't show correctly, the circuit below is a simple PWM generate by Arduino, the LCD didn't show the right value. the value read from pot just show 61 whatever the pot vary. why?
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    How fix the Proteus simulation error Pin 'D0' not found?

    Hi, I am test a custom made OLED 096 and got a long list of errors: Thanks for help. Adam
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    [SOLVED] Why so many errors from the simulation?

    Can you help about this Sub_circuit's simulation please? const int pwmPin = 12; // assigns pin 12 to variable pwm const int potcyc = A0; // assigns analog pot input A0 to vary the cyc of pwm const int potfre = A1; // assigns analog pot input A1 to vary the cfrequency of pwm void setup() //...
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    [SOLVED] Why so many errors from the simulation?

    Thank you, You are right, it is cause of the child sheet. I made a new circuit and the NANO simulation well. So how to simulate the child ?
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    [SOLVED] Why so many errors from the simulation?

    Thanks. Maybe the Nano's pin definitions? where can get one please? This sheet is a child sheet from a main design, is this a matter?
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    [SOLVED] Why so many errors from the simulation?

    Hi, I am testing a circuit from: https://www.instructables.com/Simple-Autorange-Capacitor-Tester-Capacitance-Mete/ and came out so many errors. #define analogPin 0 #define chargePin 13 #define dischargePin 11 #define resistorValue 10000.0F unsigned long startTime...
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    want to use Proteus make blocks missed parts why?

    Thanks. Watched the video, can you tell hot to modify attached drawing's mcp4261 section into sub-circuit?

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