The Rest of the Projects from Chapter 3
Project 7: Pulsating Lamp
This one was pretty straight-forward. I guess Arduino doesn't have a built-in variable for pi, because the code had to type it out to the first four decimals.
Project 8: RGB Mood Lamp
This one seemed to work really slowly, and also seemed to get stuck on a particular color after a little while. I might have just been impatient, though. The book said to also use a piece of paper to help blend the colors, and I think it kind of helps.
Project 9: LED Fire Effect
This was a lot like the RGB mood lamp, except that the delay was randomized and made the LEDs seem to flicker.
Project 10: Serial-Controlled Mood Lamp
This was the only one that I had trouble with. The program seemed to acknowledge only the second and third values that I input to the serial monitor, and ignore the first.
For example, if I typed in r200, nothing would change. But if I typed in b127, r200, it would change the red LED to an intensity of 200, and do nothing to the blue. Similarly, if I typed r200, b127, g255, it would skip the red value, and change only the blue and green.
Otherwise, it seemed to work alright.
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