QuickIO Shield | |
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Designer | Majenko Technologies |
Features | |
LEDs | 8 |
Potentiometers | 2 |
Buttons | 4 |
Designed with the chipKIT Lenny in mind, yet still able to work on any Uno footprint board, the QuickIO shield is the perfect way to quickly test something out. Providing 4 buttons, two potentiometers and 8 LEDs you can quickly make a simple user interface for experimenting. No need to mess around with wires and breadboards just to add a knob, or a couple of buttons, or an LED or two. Just plug in this shield and away you go.
The following examples have been tested with the chipKIT uC32 board with a QuickIO Shield.
QuickIO Blink Example : A simple example demonstrating how to sequentially light all the LEDs on the QuickIO Shield.
QuickIO Analog VU Meter Example : A simple example demonstrating how to read and scale the input of a potentiometer on the QuickIO Shield.
QuickIO Button Example : A simple example demonstrating how to light an LED when a button press is detected.