apollard wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2017 3:14 pm
dirtyharry wrote:
Where abouts in the program is the commented out code for a pot control. Have got it all working and have pre-set the wheel like yourself but I really don't want the gui.
Loosing the will to live with this massively over complicated simulator , many thanks to the creator but something simpler with possibly an lcd display would have been more usable for myself.
Open Ardustim, then click on the Loop.cpp tab. Find the following code:
/* if (adc0_read_complete == true)
{
adc0_read_complete = false;
tmp_rpm = adc0 << TMP_RPM_SHIFT;
if (tmp_rpm > TMP_RPM_CAP)
tmp_rpm = TMP_RPM_CAP;
reset_new_OCR1A(tmp_rpm);
}
*/
Un-comment the code by deleting the /* and */ so that it reads
if (adc0_read_complete == true)
{
adc0_read_complete = false;
tmp_rpm = adc0 << TMP_RPM_SHIFT;
if (tmp_rpm > TMP_RPM_CAP)
tmp_rpm = TMP_RPM_CAP;
reset_new_OCR1A(tmp_rpm);
}
I believe that is the only change I made. It defaults to the pot on A0 (adc0) after 5 seconds IF there is no serial connection. So, you must power the auduino via the Vin pin or +5V pin, not the USB.
Hello friends,
this isn't working for me. I've been trying all things but i have this error:
sketch\loop.cpp: In function 'void loop()':
loop.cpp:47:7: error: 'adc0_read_complete' was not declared in this scope
if (adc0_read_complete == true)
^
loop.cpp:50:5: error: 'tmp_rpm' was not declared in this scope
tmp_rpm = adc0 << TMP_RPM_SHIFT;
^
loop.cpp:50:15: error: 'adc0' was not declared in this scope
tmp_rpm = adc0 << TMP_RPM_SHIFT;
^
exit status 1
'adc0_read_complete' was not declared in this scope
I don't understant why... Anyone knows??????
thx
but Ardu-Stim nearly fills an R3's flash, and the old bootloader size would make the difference too small. Maybe that's it? There may be some clue in the verbose output on compiling between available space and compiled code size, or load Blink and see how much space remains and calculate it. If it loads onto a Mega, then the code is good, and you may need to load a new bootloader on your old R2. Maybe.
If you altered the Arduino IDE for compiling -Os to -O3 parameter as outlined in the Wiki 
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