- #LABVIEW ARDUINO I2C EXAMPLE HOW TO#
- #LABVIEW ARDUINO I2C EXAMPLE SERIAL#
- #LABVIEW ARDUINO I2C EXAMPLE CODE#
So this is our channel name and then you are going to insert also our serial where we want to see something on our serial, so our serial basically helping us to understand the debugging of our arduino project, start printing. Another word on the second row of our arduino lcd, so im going to specify the next one hello world, this okay, kaji data online okay. So the text that we are going to insert here is a standard one hello, world, okay and then you can duplicate this column and then insert down here to set the arduino to say. So this one we are going to specify using a text function over here and then we are just going to insert the text. All right, so we are going to put this one row zero and then column zero. We are going to insert the lcd print okay, so this one lcd print column, zero row and then zero. Is there any issues with regard to our initialization state of the arduino nano and then the next one? We are going to focus on the loop where we are going to open our lcd screen over here also, and then we are going to insert this one. Maybe you are also want to interface with the serial monitor so that we can see. This is a hexadecimal one and then the next one. 16 by 2 is the size at the address of 0 times by 27. So now we are talking to arduino lcd to be initialized. The lcd i square c begin okay, so the loop over here. One is the lcd screen over here and then we are going to specify this one. You have to initialize the setup, okay, so to initialize the setup you can go to the first.
#LABVIEW ARDUINO I2C EXAMPLE HOW TO#
Okay, after that uh you can um just hit the new project over there, and then we are going to be open up with this setup and look so we are going to discuss about how to set it up. Okay, so jumper wire will be the female to female and then the last one, but not least, is our arduino nano. So the component, as i mentioned to you before so the first one – we need the lcd 16 by 2 and then we need the i square c lcd module and then we need the jumper wire. So this one is just a simple one: i square c lcd interface, okay, so im going to use the lcd 1602 with i square c module all right. So this one is the old bootloader and then im going to name it accordingly. So let me just start a new project over here and then im going to um start a personal project on the left side over here and then im going to define my project type using the arduino nano atmega with the old bootloader.
#LABVIEW ARDUINO I2C EXAMPLE CODE#
Uh on our laptop for uh interface with it – okay, so you can just insert it like this, so my lcd are going to be open and then we are going to open the arduino ide, okay, okay, so for this project, im going to use the arduino blocks As you know, in my previous video and discussion, we already discussed about the use of the as one of the method to easily code your arduino project.
So now let us connect it to our um usb connector over here, and then we are going to attach it together. Five: okay, that is actually the uh process of hooking up our arduino nano together with the um i square c module for the lcd. The brown are going to be attached at number four and then followed by the number. So the brown sda, the black, are actually the sel, so the sda and scl are going to be attached at the analog pin number e4 and a5. If you can see over there, and then we have the sda and scl, so the sda and scl in this particular example are correspond to the uh brown and also the black color of the year over here. So the vcc is the white color are going to be attached at the 5 volt of my arduino. So this is the ground of the arduino nano and then the next one is the vcc. The ground is the gray color over here, so the gray color are going to be attached at the ground of the arduino nano. So the first step that you need to organize is basically insert all the pins inside the arduino inside the i square c module over here they got the ground vcc, sda and scl, so we are going to correspond all the spin. So this is the lcd 16 by two attached, with the i square c module. What we need to do is actually uh having this female jumper wire female to female jumper wire and then what we have here is actually the lcd. So what i want to do is basically give you an idea how you want to how you want to interface your arduino nano with the lcd in a very quick process, so the first one uh. Here they got the reset button and then this is a standard clone arduino nano. So i have here an arduino nano, so this arduino nano consists of atmel at mega chip, three to it on the middle over.
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