emseedee
Member
Hi, all,
I'm building an irrigation controller for the greenhouse on my allotment as my first venture into teensy-land. I built the prototype using an Arduino Uno, but for reasons of cost, power and size, I'm planning to use an LC for the final version. The one function that's present on the Uno but not on the LC is a reset line, and I was planning to use this as part of my design.
It seems to me that there is an alternative approach - to momentarily interrupt the power, which hopefully will cause the LC to restart. Are there any major problems with doing this, or is there a better way of performing a full reset?
Thanks in advance
Mike
I'm building an irrigation controller for the greenhouse on my allotment as my first venture into teensy-land. I built the prototype using an Arduino Uno, but for reasons of cost, power and size, I'm planning to use an LC for the final version. The one function that's present on the Uno but not on the LC is a reset line, and I was planning to use this as part of my design.
It seems to me that there is an alternative approach - to momentarily interrupt the power, which hopefully will cause the LC to restart. Are there any major problems with doing this, or is there a better way of performing a full reset?
Thanks in advance
Mike