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I'm trying to get a NeoPixel Ring running off of an IOTiny board. On a EZBv4 the TX and RX are connected:
D18 Signal Pin on the EZB to RX on the Arduino,
D19 Signal Pin on the EZB to TX on the Arduino
Which pins would I attach to on the IOTiny or can I run the ring off of the Tiny?
I've tried all of the Digital pins and they don't work.
Thanks
D19 tx
Cheers
Your code may be using UartWrite() and UartInit(), etc... If so, simply remove the UartInit and replace UartWrite() with SendSerial()
I was asking if you changed you code from
SendSerial(D18,9600,"T200,150,200,10,100,50,100,0")
To...
SendSerial(Dxx,9600,"T200,150,200,10,100,50,100,0")
The Dxx to what ever the port number on the iotiny.
It is also important to share a ground between the Arduino and the EZB. Mine does because I am powering the logic side from the Vcc and Gnd on an A/D Port on the EZB. The ground of my servo and neopixel display are also shared.
I'm also unable to get my NeoPixel ring to fire via the SendSerial commands and the driving script that is compiling. I've added code to flash the Arduino's led on pin 13 when the first character W, C or S functions execute, and the led never flashes, though I see the Arduino's Rx led blink for each of three dif. SendSerial(W, ... )
So the Arduino seems to be receiving the commands, but not parsing them correctly... more to come, as in why not?
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