Arduino Nano Dev Shield
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About this app
With this app you can learn to use your Arduino Nano development board systematically.
It allows you to monitor all the I/O pins of the Nano in real time. You can also toggle the pin type to Output or ADC(PCx only) , and control/read them.
You can also use it as a portable data logger for ADCs, and multiple I2C sensors. All of which works in a Plug and Play, No Coding Required manner.
Features:
+ Monitor/Control I/O pins
+ Measure and plot ADCs
+ Read data from 10+ I2C sensors. Simply Plug and Play. No code needed
+ Scratch Programming Interface .
+ Combine with phone sensors such as luminosity, accelerometer, gyro etc
How to Use
+ Connect your Arduino Nano to your phone using an OTG cable or a C to C cable(For C type nano)
+ Run the app, and grant permissions to use the device connected.
+ The title bar will become a red and green gradient indicating a connected device with missing control firmware(kuttypy).
+ Click the Download button on the titlebar. This will download the right firmware, and attempt a reconnect in 2 seconds. You only need to do this again if you upload some other program to your Arduino Nano.
+ Now the titlebar turns green, title text becomes 'KuttyPy Nano', and the device is ready to be used.
Playground: Control I/O pins from the graphical layout. Tap on pins to toggle their nature between Input/Output/ADC(For Port C only). The corresponding indicator either shows input state, or allows setting output, or shows the ADC value.
Visual Code: A blockly based programming interface with many examples to control the hardware, read sensor data, phone sensor data etc
Also includes AI based image gesture recognition for writing fun games.
Export logged data into CSV, PDF etc, and easily share over mail/whatsapp.
It allows you to monitor all the I/O pins of the Nano in real time. You can also toggle the pin type to Output or ADC(PCx only) , and control/read them.
You can also use it as a portable data logger for ADCs, and multiple I2C sensors. All of which works in a Plug and Play, No Coding Required manner.
Features:
+ Monitor/Control I/O pins
+ Measure and plot ADCs
+ Read data from 10+ I2C sensors. Simply Plug and Play. No code needed
+ Scratch Programming Interface .
+ Combine with phone sensors such as luminosity, accelerometer, gyro etc
How to Use
+ Connect your Arduino Nano to your phone using an OTG cable or a C to C cable(For C type nano)
+ Run the app, and grant permissions to use the device connected.
+ The title bar will become a red and green gradient indicating a connected device with missing control firmware(kuttypy).
+ Click the Download button on the titlebar. This will download the right firmware, and attempt a reconnect in 2 seconds. You only need to do this again if you upload some other program to your Arduino Nano.
+ Now the titlebar turns green, title text becomes 'KuttyPy Nano', and the device is ready to be used.
Playground: Control I/O pins from the graphical layout. Tap on pins to toggle their nature between Input/Output/ADC(For Port C only). The corresponding indicator either shows input state, or allows setting output, or shows the ADC value.
Visual Code: A blockly based programming interface with many examples to control the hardware, read sensor data, phone sensor data etc
Also includes AI based image gesture recognition for writing fun games.
Export logged data into CSV, PDF etc, and easily share over mail/whatsapp.
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What's new
Visual Programming
+ Control I/O pins
+ Read ADC
+ Test on board LEDs
+ Read On board potentiometer
+ Use AI gesture recognition to control LEDs
Playground
Control I/O pins, Read ADCs
Data Logger
Record and plot data from ADCs, I2C Sensors
