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dirtdiver over 13 years ago

I was wondering how to controll 3 switches with one PWM pin,

what i had in mind was : hooking up the analog pin from the ATtiny to the Digital PWM pin from the arduino, and have a code like this:

if I send ...say 100 to the PWM pin , and i receive that value at the Attiny's analog pin and have it to do this :

If (analogRead == 100){

 

digitalWrite (Pin6 *from the Attiny* , HIGH)

}

 

then i send a 150 from the arduino and have it turn the other switch on , and in theory i should be able to control a few buttons with a single PWM pin from the arduino , is that really possible?

Thanks

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    Former Member over 13 years ago in reply to dirtdiver +1 suggested
    If your going to do that then why not use an IR emitter and receiver.
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    You won't know for sure till you try it. It makes since that it can be done. But you will need to have the ATtiny look for a range since it may not read the output of the Arduino as 100. You will have to connect everything together and see what the actual value the chip is reading when the arduino sends the signal.

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    You won't know for sure till you try it. It makes since that it can be done. But you will need to have the ATtiny look for a range since it may not read the output of the Arduino as 100. You will have to connect everything together and see what the actual value the chip is reading when the arduino sends the signal.

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