diff --git a/l2ork_addons/K12/arduino_connect-help.pd b/l2ork_addons/K12/arduino_connect-help.pd index dafc38e16e0c551054567f284f616d8b66c75f01..da17dd586c6060c609a8dbbbfa92f98b149d1ee3 100644 --- a/l2ork_addons/K12/arduino_connect-help.pd +++ b/l2ork_addons/K12/arduino_connect-help.pd @@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ -#N canvas 191 38 507 650 10; +#N canvas 181 28 507 650 10; #X obj 348 51 cnv 15 250 117 empty empty empty 20 12 0 14 -233017 -66577 0; #X obj 366 -26 preset_hub k12 %hidden% %node% 2 7 18 %preset% 0 0 %node% 2 9 4 %preset% 0 a0 %node% 2 9 4 %preset% 0 a0 %node% 2 10 4 %preset% 0 2 %node% 2 11 4 %preset% 0 10 %node% 2 12 4 %preset% 0 4 %node% 2 13 7 %node% 2 14 7 %node% 2 15 7 %node% 2 16 7 %node% 2 17 8; -#X obj 124 218 cnv 15 474 194 empty empty empty 20 12 0 14 -233017 +#X obj 124 218 cnv 15 479 320 empty empty empty 20 12 0 14 -233017 -66577 0; #X obj 112 -3 cnv 3 501 3 empty empty empty 5 14 0 20 -260097 -191407 0; @@ -20,32 +20,36 @@ device number to connect.; (Analog or Digital); #X text 6 57 INLET_0 Connect one of the Arduino output objects (Analog or Digital) to this inlet; -#X restore 557 956 pd META; +#X restore 557 1076 pd META; #X obj 131 225 K12/arduino_connect; -#X obj 360 790 ggee/image @pd_extra/K12/images/arduino_uno.png 0; -#X obj 239 440 K12/arduino_analog_in; -#X obj 131 440 K12/arduino_digital_in; +#X obj 360 910 ggee/image @pd_extra/K12/images/arduino_uno.png 0; +#X obj 239 560 K12/arduino_analog_in; +#X obj 131 560 K12/arduino_digital_in; #X obj 239 111 K12/arduino_analog_out; #X obj 131 111 K12/arduino_digital_out; #X obj 131 25 K12/math_number; #X obj 239 25 K12/math_number; -#X obj 131 554 K12/math_number; -#X obj 239 554 K12/math_number; +#X obj 131 674 K12/math_number; +#X obj 239 674 K12/math_number; #X obj 500 69 K12/preset; #X text 354 72 Recall leftmost preset to start the example. Please note you need to have Arduino Uno connected for the example to work. , f 23; -#X text 226 230 The Arduino Connect object allows you to connect the +#X obj 242 393 pddplink https://www.arduino.cc/; +#X text 230 225 The Arduino Connect object allows you to connect the Arduino Uno board to pd-l2ork (Mega and other boards are accessible in regular \, non-K12 pd-l2ork mode). Simply plug in the USB cable for the Arduino and select the device number (-1 means off \, 0 is -first device \, 1 is second \, etc.). The icon will turn green when -the Arudino is connected. Connect the outlet to other Arduino digital -and analog input objects. For digital and analog output \, connect -Arduino Digital and Analog output objects to Arduino Connect's input. You -can have more than one Arduino Connect object by specifying different -device numbers. As usual \, all settings can be saved using the Preset -object.; +first device \, 1 is second \, etc.). The icon will turn bluish-green +when the Arudino board is connected. IMPORTANT! In order for connection +to work \, you will need the Firmata (Standard) firmware uploaded to +the Arduino Uno board. The firmware ships by default with the Arduino +software IDE. For more info \, please consult the Arduino website: Connect +the outlet to other Arduino digital and analog input objects. For digital +and analog output \, connect Arduino Digital and Analog output objects +to Arduino Connect's input. You can have more than one Arduino Connect +object by specifying different device numbers. As usual \, all settings +can be saved using the Preset object.; #X connect 7 0 10 0; #X connect 7 0 9 0; #X connect 9 0 16 0;