It involved some advanced levels of Arudino programming (something weird on the first sight) but it’s worth it. So as I said, there are two PWM outputs, and I wanted one more. If you have ATtiny 45/85 then I think this should work a job for you:
#Programi za crtanje grafika how to
Then here is how to connect the ATtiny to the Arduino:Īnd after that, you’ll need some libraries, to explain your Arduino software how to program the ATtiny. I heard somewhere it is possible.įirst, you need to upload a sketch to your Arduino to act like the ISP: I didn’t have programmer for this ATtiny and I wanted to program it with my Arudino. I did a little research till late morning hours and it happened that I was right 🙂 Programming the ATtiny25 I believed it should be able to do a job for me. And I didn’t allow that to discourage me. I lacked knowledge about that micro controller and I knew that.
#Programi za crtanje grafika serial
I also needed some sort of communication port like serial port which was not discussed in the datasheet. Most specifications I was able to find on the internet was saying that there are just two PWM outputs, and I needed one more of them. I wasn’t sure will it fit and on the first sight it didn’t. Initially, the idea was to use the Arudino Pro Mini, but in the meantime, I remembered that somewhere in my boxes I have ATtiny25. So there are servos, engine, battery, receiver and the micro controller. I’m not saying that’s a good idea, but I decided to go like that.Īnyway, I wanted the airplane to be as most simple as possible. No sensors, no autopilot, just raw commands from the remote executing on the airplane. So I decided to make an RC airplane and to make it as simple as possible.
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