Lesson 54: Controlling DC motor using Potentiometer and push buttons | Arduino Step By Step Course

[@lllAstridddlll]

🐈❤ Comme toujours un excellent Tuto

[@robojax]

Je suis content que tu l'aimes. Merci

[@lllAstridddlll]

@@robojax J'aime tous tes tutos car tu rentre dans les détails, je te suis depuis longtemps , pour ma part t'es la meilleure chaine en ce qui concerne arduino esp32 et les modules chinois, et moi je te remercie car si j'ai apprise plein de trucs c'est grâce à toi ! Alors merci

[@pokutzuu]

Very well explained,as always 😁..big thanks 🤗🤗🤗

[@الخطاطالعراقي-د5و]

master good work

[@gasko2762]

Usefull lesson

[@mochnurdinsurabaya6052]

Istimewa

[@electronic7979]

👏👏👏👏

[@pauladriansitchon7097]

I can't download the L298N module library. I would appreciate it if you could send us another link.

[@robojax]

Hi, thank you for letting me know. I have fixed the link. you may start from lesson 53 so you learn about L298N before coming to this lesson.

[@pauladriansitchon7097]

@@robojax Thank you very much sir

[@SausagefingersElias]

Works off the bat, first time. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I would like to swap the 'stop' push button out in order to use the on/off switch integrated into the potentiometer I'm using (It has two pins mounted on the back for this purpose). How would I begin writing the code for this. I have searched high and low for a tutorial but can not find what I am looking for. Can you help? Thanks again.

[@robojax]

Hi, does not matter which switch you use . A switch must have two wires so use the switch attached to pot . Connect the two wires of it as independent switch.

[@DavidKillock]

You emphasize you must disconnect the PC USB connection after coding and battery connection but then you show the serial monitor is working so please can you explain how to do this as obviously I have missed the point somewhere? Very good explanations otherwise thanks.

[@robojax]

Serial monitor is used for degubbing and learning. I used it to show something for learning. For real application you will connect it to a battery or usb power adapter.

[@kevingpearce]

The link (which is above the video description, and highlighted in blue) takes me to : kzbin.inforobojaxarduinocourse. This appears to be a random list of courses in no particular order or numbering system. How do I make sense of it ? This video is #54, so I went to #53, but still no link to where your libraries are. Please be more specific, or include a direct link in any reply.

[@robojax]

please click on the link under the video in the description which which ends with the lesson number, in this case 54. The hashatg you clicked is to find all lessons tagged with #robojaxArduinoCourse and it will not give you link. All my videos have resources or download page link located in the description.

[@robojax]

You gotta click on channel name which will take you here kzbin.info then click on "Playlist" to see each section of the course as collection of videos and there is a PlayList for all videos in the course bit.ly/arduinoStepByStep

[@kevingpearce]

I have searched for hours on where to download your libraries in order to use your L298N codes. You say in this video (1.20 - 1.35 mins) that this is explained in a previous video, but I've yet to find it. Please include well defined links when you make references to 'previous' videos so they are easy to locate. I've now given up on what could have been an informative lesson. I might as well unsubscribe.

[@robojax]

you did not mentioned where you went and did not find it. Where did you click to lead to that page? it is very simple link is under the video in description. or you can do directly to robojax.com and see the course, this lesson has a number. "unsubscribe" LOL