Ok, So I have talked about the MPCD's Bezel more than one or two times. So why don't we start in, again in part II, I used an MCP2515 I/O expander to handle my Bezel Switches, which will stay at is, but instead of using CANaerospace, I will use an Ethernet Shield on the Arduino Mega, as the display is handled by the RSS computer itself, but I still need to have 20 LEDs as well. So here's what I'm going to do. I have color coded the table below just to help with the LEDs and it also matches the photo as well. |
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Now that I'm done with the pretty picture and the table, I can get down to the dirty work, as I don't have a Shield2 just to snap them together, but I do have a bunch of the W5200 Ethernet Sheild from Seeed Studio. So Im going to have to "hack" the two of them together. So here is how I'm going to do it.
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Later. BTW, Both devices, the Ethernet Shield, and the Keyboard are using interrupts. "Wiznet chips have an interrupt pin, which is not currently used by the Ethernet library." In the Arduino Forum, I found the answer. "Getting Interrupts from Ethernet shield." fins Definition: |