Hello,
If I branch the arduino in parallel of the original electronic board. WIll it be possible to use both of the counting system? In case that I want a more portable dartboard, that can be useful.
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I am new in Arduino world and I just realized that I did not buy the right card. I bought a "D1 wifi arduino compatible" board which is based on ESP8266 module. Consequently, it has only 11 digital I/O and 1 analog I/O.
I need to buy a new board. Would a mini board work?
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2018-06-20
Regarding the parralel arrangement of your electronic, I am surprised that Diego didn't success (but he's better than me on this side - on this side only ;))
I'd rather say that if you don't touch to the original wiring ,and that you pick up the signal straight out of the two slicks there would be no issue.
But obviously i've never tested it so... let us know :)
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I tested with Arduino Uno and it failed !
When the arduino Uno is connected, I cannot use the buttons from the original board and play with the built-in electronic. neither I can use the arduino.
I then connecter an Arduino Nano directly to the matrix but I did not succeed to make it work either. I don't know why. It seems that it is a software problem because when I use the serial monitor. I dont receive any signals when I connect 2 pins (it works with the arduino Uno).
Is there a special thing to do to make it works with the Arduino Nano?
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Anonymous
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2018-06-24
Hi Mael,
I am not surprised that you cannot used the buttons. Just keep in mind that a keyboard can easily replace all the buttons if needed.
That means that if all the switches works, it could be enough.
I think that the native board uses the same principle of determining the sector, so the arduino should be connected in parallel and listen when the contacts of both sensors are at a high level. Those. Sketch needs to be corrected so that all contacts are constantly low. But this requires verification.
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Hello,
If I branch the arduino in parallel of the original electronic board. WIll it be possible to use both of the counting system? In case that I want a more portable dartboard, that can be useful.
If you manage to do that you can expect to use both of them. I don't know anybody who already try this, so... We will stay tuned !
Thanks. I will try to take pictures to make a tuto for the ED110 Dartboard (Decathlon).
hi, im verry intéressed. sorry for my
Ok ! I cannot see any technical reason for your idea to fail.
Hello, I tried in the begening but it does not work....You have to break all electronic boead device connections.
:( Do you have any idea why it failed?
no. maybe some lines are connected ?
I am new in Arduino world and I just realized that I did not buy the right card. I bought a "D1 wifi arduino compatible" board which is based on ESP8266 module. Consequently, it has only 11 digital I/O and 1 analog I/O.
I need to buy a new board. Would a mini board work?
It depends on the dart board matrix requirements.
Regarding the parralel arrangement of your electronic, I am surprised that Diego didn't success (but he's better than me on this side - on this side only ;))
I'd rather say that if you don't touch to the original wiring ,and that you pick up the signal straight out of the two slicks there would be no issue.
But obviously i've never tested it so... let us know :)
Hello,
I tested with Arduino Uno and it failed !
When the arduino Uno is connected, I cannot use the buttons from the original board and play with the built-in electronic. neither I can use the arduino.
I then connecter an Arduino Nano directly to the matrix but I did not succeed to make it work either. I don't know why. It seems that it is a software problem because when I use the serial monitor. I dont receive any signals when I connect 2 pins (it works with the arduino Uno).
Is there a special thing to do to make it works with the Arduino Nano?
Hi Mael,
I am not surprised that you cannot used the buttons. Just keep in mind that a keyboard can easily replace all the buttons if needed.
That means that if all the switches works, it could be enough.
Regarding the Nano, I have no experience, sorry. But looking at this thread : ( https://sourceforge.net/p/pydarts/discussion/general/thread/68cdcf0e/#c3d5 ), it works :)
poilou
I think that the native board uses the same principle of determining the sector, so the arduino should be connected in parallel and listen when the contacts of both sensors are at a high level. Those. Sketch needs to be corrected so that all contacts are constantly low. But this requires verification.