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How to connect stepper motors and set their position. Stepper motors can be used to create for example a trim wheel, vertical speed indicator, heading indicator, etc...</center> | How to connect stepper motors and set their position. Stepper motors can be used to create for example a trim wheel, vertical speed indicator, heading indicator, etc...</center> | ||
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How to connect character displays and set their text or digits. Character displays can be used to create for example a COM/NAV radio, autopilot, etc...</center> | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:10, 22 May 2020
Introduction
Air Manager and Air Player allow you to utilize Arduino's or Raspberry Pi's as hardware input/output. We will explain the most common possibilities with an example. The examples consists of a wiring diagram and a small example script. You can take these examples as a starting point to create your own project. We will gladly explain you more. If you think that something is missing, then please let us know through our forums and we will consider writing a how-to for your question.
Remember that in all cases you are responsible for any damage that might occur. Sim Innovations can not be hold liable for any damage. Creating a shortcircuit for example can damage or even destroy your Raspberry Pi or Arduino. Always be careful and read all instructions before taking actions. It's better to check twice than seeing your hardware going up in smoke. To measure is to know!
General knowledge
- General Arduino I/O pin explanation
- General Raspberry Pi I/O pin explanation
- Named hardware: What does it do and how does it work
Examples
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