Buen día, se puede agregar un buzzer ¿'

@@ericknova2989 Hola, no hablo muy bien español. Sí, puedes agregar un buzzer. Puedo hacer un vídeo sobre eso si estás interesado.

@@Waiduino Hola, si, seria interesante agregar un buzzer que se active con el código que creaste.

@@ericknova2989 Haré mi próximo video sobre cómo agregar un buzzer para este proyecto. Gracias por tu comentario.

@@ericknova2989 Se acaba de publicar un nuevo vídeo sobre el sensor y el buzzer. ¡Disfrutar! Gracias por tu comentario

Haha thanks so much! I try to reply to every comment since I’m thankful you guys watch my videos and because I mainly wanted to help other people create and learn about circuits. I always try to reply to comments so thanks for noticing!!

Yea of course! Thanks so much for your kind words.

Thank you!! Did you build the project?

Thank you so much! Were you able to make the circuit?

No problem! Glad you enjoyed and learned something. Did you have to make it for a school project?

Thank you so much for your comment! It is possible to use the infrared sensor as a level sensor however it would require much more instructions than I can show here. Would you like me to create a video to show how to create this project?

oh wait nvm i think i got it.

Sounds good thanks for commenting! Were you able to create the circuit?

@@Waiduino it works thanks.

Sure which motors are you interested in? Like servo?

You copied the code exactly, right? What pins is each individual LED connected to. Make sure they are securely in.

Yep! If I am not mistaken, I used the hc-sr04 in my video as well as the uno. Thanks for your comment!

Hola! Gracias por tu comentario. ¿Quieres conectar el arduino a un teléfono?

I believed I used like 500 or 1k but feel free to use whatever you want. Lower resistance means brighter color so I normally like LEDS to shine more

Hi! It should be 330 ohms, I’m not entirely sure. The lower resistance, the brighter your LED is gonna be. Hope this helps!

Hi so basically you would need to modify the code. I will do that for you right now if you would like. You just have to set the status to each LEF as on and then every second it detects a hand, it will turn off an LED by turning it off. Let me comment the code now

@@Waiduino ok

const int echo=13; const int trig=12; int LED1=2; int LED2=3; int LED3=4; int LED4=5; int duration=0; int distance=0; void setup() { pinMode(trig,OUTPUT); pinMode(echo,INPUT); pinMode(LED1,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED2,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED3,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED4,OUTPUT); Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { digitalWrite(trig,HIGH); delay(1000); digitalWrite(trig,LOW); digitalWrite(LED1,HIGH); digitalWrite(LED2,HIGH); digitalWrite(LED3,HIGH); digitalWrite(LED4,HIGH); duration=pulseIn(echo,HIGH); distance= (duration/2)/28.5; if (distance=10 && distance 20&& distance

Does that work? Let me know

@@Waiduino it doesn't

You can find that all in the circuit diagram. The GND should connect to the railing which is connected to a resistor which connects to the negative side of the LED and the positive side connects to a pin on the Arduino designated in your code. You can find a walkthrough in my first ever video. Hope this helped!

@@Waiduino oh thank you

@@mvsaikartheek633 Sure no problem! Let me know if you have any other questions.

@@Waiduino okay 👍

Yea for sure. I talked about this in my very first video but the compiler or IDE is something you have to download. Here is the link: www.arduino.cc/en/software Let me know if you have any other questions!!

@@Waiduino Thank you 😊

@@DanielMTB663 Yea of course! If you’re interested in other projects I would greatly appreciate it if you could check out some of my other videos since i’m really trying to grow my channel. Have you built any other projects?

@@Waiduino no this is my first project as I am trying to make an RC plane. I have subscribed to see more projects. (I am using the radar to ad to the plane)

@@DanielMTB663 Ohhhh that seems super interesting! Glad to see your working with the Arduino. Thank you for your support and if there’s any project ideas or assistance you need with the Arduino feel free to ask any questions!

I used a 1k ohm resistor. The higher resistance, the less bright your LED will be. What is your question about the wires?

Hmm i can assist you personally. Have you used a resistor and followed the diagram exactly? What pin did you attach it to on the Arduino?

Hi! I’ve had this issue in the past. Pay attention to where the 5v railing is and you might find the cause of the issue. Did you make sure all connections are correct?

@@Waiduino im not sure if my breadboard is properly or if the video is inverted u are saying to plug in the Sensor closest to the negative side right? Sorry i have a project on this and im stressed

@@zainraza7126 If you are referring to the sensor, the white wire is plugged to the rightmost pin on the sensor (the sensor circles should be pointed to the right). Is that what you are referring to?

Yea definitely! I have been working on a few but they take really long to finish them.

Also don’t forget to check out my other videos with cool projects and different Arduino modules!

Oh I forgot to add that to my video 😅😅. Did you make the project?

No give me your email address so I can send you an email

@@Waiduino boqo lol boqo no space for email

@@Waiduino I couldn't send the whole email since it didn't let me and no space and no numbers

@@Waiduino Did you find it?

Yea you could think about it like that. Did you get a a chance to make it?

@Waiduino yes long ago, btw . Motion sensing is different from distance sensing i think

@@naughtyboys2381 Thanks for pointing that out, your are correct. Thank you!

😂😂 Hi! Are you interested in Arduino

I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I can help, what seems to be the issue?

@@Waiduino Heyy thank you! Do you have discord account?

@@Waiduino Were not allowed to use arduino uno or any similar though so it's kinda a bit hard to choose but I think it's a small project since were not going to use arduino uno or any similar etc We have this type of list and I don't know which to choose for beginners raspberry pi Thanks! User Interface Basic Basic Kit (at least 2 from LEDs, Button Switches, Buzzer) Basic Bluetooth API (e.g. Blue Dot API) Basic Speech Recognition Basic Speech Output Basic e-mail Alerts Basic RFID input Basic Push Notifications to mobile using API like Instapush or Twilio Advanced Flask Server (or WebIoT) providing Web interface Advanced GUI created using TkInter or Pygame or guizero or similar Advanced Machine Learning Advanced GPIO connected Character Pad Advanced GPIO connected Joystick Advanced 74HC595 & Bar Graph LED Advanced 74HC595 & 4-digit 7-Segment Display Advanced 74HC595 & LED Matrix 8x8 or bigger Advanced Output to an IoT broker such as Thingsboard Advanced 2x16 I2C based LCD Advanced Fingerprint scanner Sensors and Actuators Basic Pi-Camera or USB Webcam for taking photos Basic PIR Infrared Motion Sensor Basic Soil Moisture Sensor Basic Rain Fall sensor Basic Relays connected to equipment such as water-pump/lights/ locks/ valves Basic CPU/Case/Graphic card temperature sensor Basic Photoresistor & LED or RGB LED with ADC module Advanced Infrared Digital Obstacle Avoidance Sensor Advanced Potentiometer & ADC module with LEDs or RGB LED Advanced Attitude Sensor MPU6050 Advanced Hygrothermograph DHT11 sensor / Barometric Pressure Sensor Advanced Wind Direction & Speed sensors Advanced Ultrasonic Distance Sensors Advanced Motor with ADC control or PWM Advanced Servo Motor/s Advanced Pi-Camera or USB Webcam with Open-CV computer vision

List at least 5 functionalities in total from Table 1 below (Minimum 2 of which must be advanced) for use in your project. Elements from both sections of the table (User Interface and Sensors and Actuators) must be included. Use of the same component is only allowed once, if the two components are complementary to each other and are going to be programmed separately. We need to choose atleast 5 things

@@Waiduino My group and I already have chosen things can you help us pls?

Hi!!! Did you enjoy the video?

thanks! I’ll send an email when I get home

Thank you so much! I appreciate your input!! Do you use the Arduino often?

@@Waiduino yes sometimes

@@ih8snow415 Oh cool!! Are you new to Arduino and electronics?

Thanks for your comment what did you find particularly confusing?

Hi, how are you?