Hello,
I've experienced another problem in the meantime when trying the Genius program for the overlay of the screen, I want it to work on hardware too after fixing the screen. I've tried to program it via Extended Graphics and Arduino but that doesn't work for some reason. Is it possible to get Arduino connected to the Genie program, and how do I do it because just compiling after the screen has been updated, but that didn't work for me. For example, I'm trying my own sample, an idea which I've found on your website, to control RGB LED via 3 different sliders. The screen is doing fine by using Genie, but I can't get it to work via Arduino to my breadboard as for the programming. So the sliders work and the LED goes on in the screen, but nothing happens on my breadboard. Do you know what the problem might be?
Also, another question, is it possible that I have to use the Master/Slave (SPI) on another method? But if I do, I'd like to let it work with an extra cause and not using an extra microcontroller. So one Arduino program that functions with the 4D screen and from that screen also adds another function. For example: If the LED turns green through the slider, the green LED will turn on the breadboard, and as extra a dc motor is going at 255 speed. And if the LED turns red, the red LED turns on and the dc motor goes to stop. Is that even possible with just a button from the screen and using just one Arduino board?
Greetings from Juliyano
I've experienced another problem in the meantime when trying the Genius program for the overlay of the screen, I want it to work on hardware too after fixing the screen. I've tried to program it via Extended Graphics and Arduino but that doesn't work for some reason. Is it possible to get Arduino connected to the Genie program, and how do I do it because just compiling after the screen has been updated, but that didn't work for me. For example, I'm trying my own sample, an idea which I've found on your website, to control RGB LED via 3 different sliders. The screen is doing fine by using Genie, but I can't get it to work via Arduino to my breadboard as for the programming. So the sliders work and the LED goes on in the screen, but nothing happens on my breadboard. Do you know what the problem might be?
Also, another question, is it possible that I have to use the Master/Slave (SPI) on another method? But if I do, I'd like to let it work with an extra cause and not using an extra microcontroller. So one Arduino program that functions with the 4D screen and from that screen also adds another function. For example: If the LED turns green through the slider, the green LED will turn on the breadboard, and as extra a dc motor is going at 255 speed. And if the LED turns red, the red LED turns on and the dc motor goes to stop. Is that even possible with just a button from the screen and using just one Arduino board?
Greetings from Juliyano
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