arduino_analog_out-help.pd

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#X text 8 38 INLET_0 Connect the data stream you wish to send to Arduino
;
#X text 7 58 OUTLET_0 Connect to Arduino Connect object's inlet;
#X text 6 5 DESCRIPTION Use this object to send analog data (between
0 and 1) to the specified Arduino Uno pin;
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#X text 245 128 The Arcduino Analog Out object takes in the incoming
analog data with a range betwen 0 and 1 and sends it to a desired Arduino
digital pin that is PWM enabled (pins 3 \, 5 \, 6 \, 9 \, 10 \, and
11 \, marked with ~) or if you want to control a servo motor \, you
can use any pin between 2 and 13 \, in which case you need to enable
the servo option. Selecting pin -1 will turn off the output.For PWM
output you can specify by clicking on the pin number and dragging it
up and down or by clicking onto the number \, typing the value \, and
pressing enter/return. Connect the data stream with values between
0 and 1 that you wish to send to the pin into object's inlet. Connect
the outlet to the Arduino Connect's inlet.Object's color will change
from red to Aruino bluish-green indicating valid pin selection (e.g.
not all pins allow for PWM analog output)., f 59;
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