Android Example USB K8055 VM110

used library: ByteConverter 1.10, Core 8.0, RandomAccessFile 2.32, Reflexion 2.4 , USB 0.98
digital input only for this demo

 

[DonManfred]

What is this? I have no Idea what KB055 or VM110 is.

 

[KMatle]

What is this? I have no Idea what KB055 or VM110 is.

Just an I/O board with digital in-/outs plus some analogue.

Please use the Google search

 

[DonManfred]

Please use the Google search

I aggree
But for a Tutorial i would have expected to find more Information on what the tutorial is about.

Just an I/O board with digital in-/outs plus some analogue.

Thank you for the Info ;-)

 

[BillMeyer]

@DonManfred

What is this? I have no Idea what KB055 or VM110 is.

https://www.velleman.eu/products/view/?id=351346

Used these in my early days before discovering Arduino.

 

[Beja]

@DonManfred


https://www.velleman.eu/products/view/?id=351346

Used these in my early days before discovering Arduino.

Arduino is no alternative or better than this io board. I see it has high current output buffer, the ULN2003 chip that can sink up to 30 volts at high current. You will need external components to get this with Arduino.

 

[BillMeyer]

Arduino is no alternative or better than this io board. I see it has high current output buffer, the ULN2003 chip that can sink up to 30 volts at high current. You will need external components to get this with Arduino.

At no stage did I say that Arduino was better or an alternative to this board. And as you rightly state: "You will need external components to get this with Arduino." so too you will need an external component to keep the K8055N "going" and that happens to be a PC !!

So, it's a question of "Horses for Courses" - if your horse wants to run the race with a K8055N - so be it - I'll run mine with an Arduino, a shield or even a home brewed circuit that CAN contain a ULN2003 - and then program the lot with B4R - thats now my preferred horse!!

Enjoy !!

 

[Beja]

At no stage did I say that Arduino was better or an alternative to this board. And as you rightly state: "You will need external components to get this with Arduino." so too you will need an external component to keep the K8055N "going" and that happens to be a PC !!

So, it's a question of "Horses for Courses" - if your horse wants to run the race with a K8055N - so be it - I'll run mine with an Arduino, a shield or even a home brewed circuit that CAN contain a ULN2003 - and then program the lot with B4R - thats now my preferred horse!!

Enjoy !!

Please check again to whom I was replying.