January 2015
Beginner
324 pages
7h 42m
English
So far we’ve used several different technologies to communicate with the outside world. We’ve used LEDs to represent our binary die’s results, for example, and we’ve used the serial port to send more elaborate messages. We’ve also turned data received on the serial port into shiny applications running in our browser.
For many projects this way of displaying information is sufficient, but in some cases you want a real display. You could use an LCD display, for example, and you’ll find multicolor TFT touch displays you can attach to the Arduino, too. Another option is surprisingly cheap: you can connect the Arduino to your TV set and display information right on the screen.
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