B4R?when?

EnriqueGonzalez

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tufanv said:
.Thanks for your answers. I have ordered a Adruino Uno . I think it does not have a wifi inside so what must i order to be able to connect the adruino to internet remotely (without a cable i want ) is it possible
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https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoWiFiShield
Wifi Shield. Their webPage says that it is a retired product, i do not know why. but this is what you should get for you to comunícate wirelessly, or the XBEE that Erel is experimenting on.
 

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... Arduino and ESP8266 or ESP8266 dressed like an Arduino?

 

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maXim said:
... Arduino and ESP8266 or ESP8266 dressed like an Arduino?

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I believe it was ment to be a shield, but it also can be used stand alone
 

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Great news..

I heard intelligent creatures in deep space are closely watching what Erel is doing on Earth
 

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As the b4x forum's most question asker, I want to ask a question here before b4r launches

With using lm35 heat sensor and adruino uno i can successfuly get the tempreature and read on my computer. I also have a lcd 16x2 which i can use to display the temperature . My problem is , on the internet most of the tutorials use same kind of breadboard (also which Erel Uses ) like :
http://www.instructables.com/id/Electronic-Thermometer-with-Arduino-UNO/step2/How-To-Make-It/

What i have as abreadbarod is a mini one:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0...dboard_part_the_trois_3_of_3.jpg?v=1432215857

I am very new to electronics so i cant understand the connection schema as in the tutorial. There are different holes and mine is different. Can someone tell the logic of it ? so i can understand what he does in the tutorial so i can do it to my own bread baord.

TY
 

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I don't know... I think that the existing arduino dev kits are already pretty ok for what they do (and easy enough to get into). using usbserial its been pretty straightforward to control arduino stuff from b4a applications.

In my view what is really missing for the "prosumer" coder like most of the b4x crowd is a "low cost" and "accessible" version of IAR workbench or keil so we can really make use of the new Bluetooth Low Energy and other new cortex-M SOCs

https://www.iar.com/iar-embedded-workbench/

http://www.keil.com/


there is http://www.coocox.org/index.html but its eclipse based

make that Erel!!! pleaseee!
 
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