RE: Arduino Morse Code Project: Part 1

econjack — Wed, 30 Nov 2016 03:23:40 GMT

Usually it's not a good idea to use the Serial object in an ISR because it uses its own set of interrupts. Also, I almost always have a default like:

// the switch/case list here...

default:

Serial.print("I shouldn't be here. toneStatus: ");

Serial.println(toneStatus);

break;

which can be helpfui in debugging. I'm not too worried about interrupt blocking in the default because we only reach it when something has already gone wrong.

RE: Arduino Morse Code Project: Part 1

Former Member — Fri, 16 May 2014 06:52:59 GMT

Thanks again for sharing your code. I have been modifying it to get a stripped down version to run on an ATtiny13. I'm working on making small beacon circuits for my flying groups RC aircraft. I don't have C programming skills. I'm wondering if you can give me some help with code changes to move the output pin from pin 6 to pin 4 so my stripped down version of your code will work with the ATtiny13.

You might be interested in the thread on RCgroups where the idea for the trackers are discussed.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2079662

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2012386

Check out the above threads and thanks for any help you can give me with my project.

Curt

OK, looking at the code with rested eyes this morning it looks like I can just change the value from 6 to 4 in this line of the code and it should move the output to pin 4 and not effect the rest of the program.

const uint8_t speakerPin = 6;

I'll give it a try later today, headed out to fly in a few minutes. I'll give an update after I try changing the code and loading into the ATtiny13.

Thanks Again!