Arduino Uno R4 WiFi LESSON 26: Control RGB LED Color with Pushbuttons

Pick your Sunfounder kit up so you get the same results I do:
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You can pick up the neat jumper wires I showed in the video here:
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In this video I show you how to create a toggle switch using a button switch to turn an LED on and off. The switch is using a 10K pullup resistor. We then use the switch to control an LED. For this example we are using an RGB LED, and control the color using 3 toggle switches. We can independently turn the Red, the Green and the Blue LED on or off. Enjoy!
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[@310765]

Hi Paul, may I suggest a short lesson on shortcuts, for example CMD & ‘T’ formats the code so you can keep track of those curly brackets easily 😊

[@alldaypancakes7058]

You should upload more videos to your second channel especially more music videos love your lesson's

[@scottwait3585]

Thank you Paul!

[@anagramfive]

You rules!

[@perfectly_unstable]

I kinda over engineered the circuit but, imo, it was neat for someone running on 3 hrs of sleep.

[@ThabangRamaremo]

I love your content ❤ Will you ever do a series where you'll work with Esp32

[@robertbock5898]

I love these lessons. How would the wiring differ using a common anode instead of a cathode? I have RGBs with a common anode instead of a common cathode.

[@robertschuldenfrei2402]

I am LEGEND.

[@paulmcwhorter]

LEGEND!

[@philluvschips3787]

Analog write on each button push so it brightens by 20-25% each time then goes back to 0 after 100%, perhaps.

[@paulmcwhorter]

Excellent Idea.

[@user-nx8tz5tw3d]

Why have you chosen 10kOhm to be a pullup resistor? I am confused.

[@patrickfox-roberts7528]

👍👍👍

[@stevesopenrocket]

I really wish you would follow indentions every professional does and it makes it much easier to read

[@paulmcwhorter]

So you are spokesman for 'all' professionals?

[@stevesopenrocket]

@@paulmcwhorter No, but I have never seen code without it and I have been involved with software development for 20 years

[@robertschuldenfrei2402]

This is a "do over" of the lesson 25 video that will be explained in the film. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3uTk2eegryEjNU

[@paulmcwhorter]

LEGEND!