redtop's Ferduino controller
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fefegarcia1
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Hi everyone,
I just noticed this build.
I've been running Jarduino for about 1 month and it's fine for lighting.
I've been trying to piece together something that can have timer control on an 8 port power bar (chauvet16 build), as well as some internet access.
I figured I'd take a look at this one.
I followed the youtube video, but I'm having a compile error on the RusFont1.
Anyone ever have this problem and know how to fix it. The font is there.
Ferduino_English.cpp.o: In function `setFont(unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char)':
E:\arduino-1.0.5-r2 - Copy/Botoes_e_etc.ino:212: undefined reference to `RusFont1'
E:\arduino-1.0.5-r2 - Copy/Botoes_e_etc.ino:212: undefined reference to `RusFont1'
Ferduino_English.cpp.o: In function `Grafico_WaveMaker()':
E:\arduino-1.0.5-r2 - Copy/Wavemaker.ino:42: undefined reference to `RusFont1'
E:\arduino-1.0.5-r2 - Copy/Wavemaker.ino:42: undefined reference to `RusFont1'
Ferduino_English.cpp.o: In function `printButton_vermelho(char*, int, int, int, int, unsigned char)':
Ferduino_English.cpp.text._Z20printButton_vermelhoPciiiih+0xca): undefined reference to `RusFont1'
Ferduino_English.cpp.o:Ferduino_English.cpp
Thanks,
Pogue
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=22794405&postcount=123
redtop03
moved slow
LOL I'm having trouble keeping up with this thread, I've been busy upscaling the Jarduino code and getting behind here 
nice fan boards Marc
Pogue, follow the advice on the link Fernando posted, you'll get the font sorted out there, I had the same issue
anybody know of another code you'd like to see upscaled to fit a bigger screen ? I kinda like the challenge LOL
nice fan boards Marc
Pogue, follow the advice on the link Fernando posted, you'll get the font sorted out there, I had the same issue
anybody know of another code you'd like to see upscaled to fit a bigger screen ? I kinda like the challenge LOL
marspeed
Member
fefegarcia1
Member
Hi!
I've an idea better to spend your time.
Create your own code.
I learned looking some codes.
Best regards.
Fernando Garcia
redtop03
moved slow
Hi!
I've an idea better to spend your time.
Create your own code.
I learned looking some codes.
Best regards.
Fernando Garcia
LOL I have much to learn still for that, but I want to do just that, but really, what's the use, the Ferduino has everything except the fish feeder that I want or need plus some already
What's the use? What's the use in upscaling controller codes when you already have one that does everything you want? For the challenge
And it is more fun!!!
Tim
redtop03
moved slow
What's the use? What's the use in upscaling controller codes when you already have one that does everything you want? For the challenge
And it is more fun!!!
Tim
LOL well there you have it, the challenge, I still have a lot to learn but I will work on my own version later once I have it figured out, but it's gonna be hard to improve on Fernando's code, really just changing the look is about all I could do LOL I would like to be able to help other who want a customized version though, I still have much to learn but Fernando is an awesome teacher
The best way to learn is to do it yourself. You can learn a lot by reading other's code, but not as much as writing your own. And you don't have to start with the full package - you can do it in stages. Or even knock up a few controllers for other stuff - there is still a non fishy world out there
Tim
Tim
redtop03
moved slow
The best way to learn is to do it yourself. You can learn a lot by reading other's code, but not as much as writing your own. And you don't have to start with the full package - you can do it in stages. Or even knock up a few controllers for other stuff - there is still a non fishy world out there
Tim
that is true but I really don't have anything else I want to automate, I considered a programmable thermostat for our heating/cooling system but I already have one
aside from bringing me the TV remote, I can't think of anything else I need LOL
Jjon23
New member
I made a mistakes soldering all the bottom pins from the tft shield with rtc. Should I cut them, or leave them? Just like this one here http://www.ferduino.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=41
redtop03
moved slow
I'm not fully understanding what you did but if you're gonna use the PCF8575 port expander, you'll need to remove the 20 & 21 pins and use the 18 & 19 pins for the RTC
otherwise, you should be OK, the PCF8575 is coded to be connected to the 20 & 21 pins and the RTC will then be assigned to the 18 & 19 pins
I keep getting white screen.
Mind you, I'm not using one of the shields in the UTFT, I'm using the ITDB32S.
So I followed the method of using the stock UTFT library in Fernandos link
http://http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...&postcount=123
Still white screen. has anyone tried with this screen and succeded? Is the screen just too small?
Would I be looking at a tremendous amount of code rewriting to get it to work?
Thanks,
Pogue
Mind you, I'm not using one of the shields in the UTFT, I'm using the ITDB32S.
So I followed the method of using the stock UTFT library in Fernandos link
http://http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...&postcount=123
Still white screen. has anyone tried with this screen and succeded? Is the screen just too small?
Would I be looking at a tremendous amount of code rewriting to get it to work?
Thanks,
Pogue
fefegarcia1
Member
Hi!
This TFT isn't compatible with my code.
Anyway you can check this comment on file "memorysaver.h"
This TFT isn't compatible with my code.
Anyway you can check this comment on file "memorysaver.h"
redtop03
moved slow
I had it loaded and could see it on my 3.2s screen but the entire right side is missing, which includes a lot of very important buttons, the 3.2S screen is useless with the Ferduino, you'll need the 3.2WD or 3.2WC screens or the 5 or 7 inch screens for the up scale version
if you want to view it on your screen, like Fernando said above, you'll need to go into the memorysaver file and set it up properly, there's no sense in calibrating it either, it's not gonna function properly no matter what, but if you're just interested in seeing that you have your libraries set up properly and whatnot, do as suggested above and you'll at least be able to test that
