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The Arduino Uno is the most common of the Arduino boards. It is based on the ATmega328P microcontroller.
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I can't get my interrupt to control my project
I resolved my problem by following the guidance that I linked to from digikey. My solution: /* Sub Menu https://lcdmenu.forntoh.dev/examples/submenu */ #include <ItemSubMenu.h> #include <ItemInpu …
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I can't get my interrupt to control my project
I'm building a programmable resin pump for my resin printer. The goal is to enable the ability to set a print volume and print time provided by the printer. The pump would then pump at full speed to c …
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I cannot resolve the errors with attachInterrupt() (error: invalid use of non-static member ... [duplicate]
I have been trying for days to get this code to work, but I cannot find a solution. Can anyone please help me find what I am missing here? My sketch: #include <ControlInterrupt.h> const int commonPin …
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