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General Discussion / Re: Is TinyDuino appropriate for beginners?
« on: July 06, 2013, 11:06:53 AM »
That forum post explained most everything.
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General Discussion / Re: Is TinyDuino appropriate for beginners?
« on: July 05, 2013, 03:28:17 PM »
Thanks for the replies. My programming experience runs from x86 ASM to Windows NET framework.
The thing that had me a bit confused when looking at sketches designed for a regular arduino board was the pin names didn't match. As a quick example:
http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/AnalogReadSerial
connects to the A0 and reads a value. Looking at the TinyDuino proto boards, there is no A0. I'm guessing the equivalent would be AD0? Working from my very limited knowledge base, it seems the only real difference is the naming convention.
The thing that had me a bit confused when looking at sketches designed for a regular arduino board was the pin names didn't match. As a quick example:
http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/AnalogReadSerial
connects to the A0 and reads a value. Looking at the TinyDuino proto boards, there is no A0. I'm guessing the equivalent would be AD0? Working from my very limited knowledge base, it seems the only real difference is the naming convention.
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General Discussion / Is TinyDuino appropriate for beginners?
« on: July 04, 2013, 09:47:54 PM »
Hello,
I stumbled on this website while researching arduino boards. I'm completely new to arduino and micro controllers in general. I have years of experience in programming however. Would this be appropriate for me, or should I get myself a regular sized Arduino Due? I have a specific project in mind and the smaller the better, that's what has kept my interest in this rather than a larger board.
I stumbled on this website while researching arduino boards. I'm completely new to arduino and micro controllers in general. I have years of experience in programming however. Would this be appropriate for me, or should I get myself a regular sized Arduino Due? I have a specific project in mind and the smaller the better, that's what has kept my interest in this rather than a larger board.
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