Have not played with the LCD board, but it does seem to call for the same pins based on first glance of the docs. You might be able to pull it off though instead using a matrix shield which uses IO pins, instead of the analog. These two boards should be compatible. It would require a bit more programming though. It is a really cool concept and love to work on it.

Hi thanks for answering. Not sure why I didnt get notified earlier. What is LCD board? I cant see such thing in he products. DO you mean custom one?
I dislike monochrome LCD because the wont be seen in the darkness

I'm interested but no real help.
You got any ideas?
Sound or light based?

Do you mean what is the method for shot detection? I used accelerometer. If that was the question
The troubles I actually have is that pins on somw of the TinyDuino layers overlap...

thank you

Folks, no ideas at all?

Hi all,

I`m back here inspired by new circuits available.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/01/modder-adds-fps-style-ammo-counter-to-automatic-weapon/ is what I`d like to to achieve with TinyDuino.
I`ve already checked a  https://tiny-circuits.com/tinyshield-compatibility/ and 7 led number display isn`t there yet but as per specification it uses the same analogue outputs as a Accelerometer.

Any chances to somehow solve it?

Hi,

I`m a noob in circuits and a mere programmer in fact. I have your board with

• G-sensor
• IR sensorhttp://www.robotshop.com/media/files/PDF/vishay-TCRT5000L-infrared-reflector-specs.pdf
• 1 digit display 7 segment

I managed to make these thing work in sync, and everything work fine with USB connected. I tried standalone mode with battery CR1632 and that was a fail. My TD sandwich cant boot up. If I connect it for a sec to the USB while the battery is there, and then disconnect, it boots up and works but digit leds barely glow and output from the IR sensor is lower than with the USB. I think the IR emitter glow is faint as well.
Any insights? Could that be due to wrong resistors? I don`t know how to calculate them, so part of their values are stolen as is from the internet, another was just pretty random o_O.

Hi all,

I know that it`s not an electronic really, but I think it`s a reasonable idea to produce some hull/body for the tinyduino sandwich. I need one and the best option for me now is a 3D print, but there are few thing that can`t be easily achieved with it. Here is my list of needs, let`s see if anybody think it makes sense for anyone else:

• Be solid and tightly fit the sandwich, probably have its own screws and buffers for the corner holes in boards, shockproof
• Have one side transparent so that multiled or eInk or any other displa could be read
• Probably have the same connector as boards have and have a wire or slot connector outside of the hull
• Be waterproof in the closed state
• Some