Posts with «documentation» label

Arduino Pinout ASCII art ready to go

To enable easy documentation of pin assignments, BusyDuckMan created a couple of ASCII art of Arduino Uno and Mega boards marking ports, PWM and coms. You can now then simply copy and paste as a comment into your code and document in an easy way how the arduino is connected to other devices:

They can be pasted into code comments, (use /* and */ in the arduino IDE to create a block comment). They can also be useful in forums, when you need a quick arduino diagram, but don’t want to fire up an image editor.

 

 

Arduino Blog 20 Nov 15:07
arduino  arduino mega  arduino uno  ascii  documentation  featured  mega  uno  

Upcycle a Microwave into a Spot Welder

Long-time Maker Matthew Borgatti recently completed work on a homemade spot welder, built from a scrapped microwave and a few other parts.

Read more on MAKE

The post Upcycle a Microwave into a Spot Welder appeared first on Make: DIY Projects, How-Tos, Electronics, Crafts and Ideas for Makers.

MAKE » Arduino 21 Jul 14:00
3d printed  arduino  documentation  electronics  homemade  laser cutter  maker news  matthew borgatti  scrap  spot welder  tools  welder  wire  workshop  

Handy Arduino Uno R3 Pinout Diagram

The original post from Nick Gammon is old, but I’m pretty sure can still be useful.

 

 

Check out this handy Arduino R3 pinout diagram and write up from Nick Gammon. He hits a lot of the important points here, and in addition he explains the limits of all the pins and interfaces in the rest of the post. It’s nice to have all this info collected into a single place.

Via:[Adafruit]

 

Arduino Blog 29 May 09:38
arduino  documentation  pinout