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[PXCT-1111] Modulino - Revamp tutorials - all nodes #2623
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Preview Deployment🚀 Preview this PR: https://68c2ca75274178267d2359ef--docs-content.netlify.app |
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Please see my comments and let me know your thoughts 🙏🏼
secondary_button_title: With MicroPython | ||
primary_button_url: https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/modulino-buttons/how-buttons/ | ||
primary_button_title: Get Started | ||
secondary_button_url: https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/modulino-thermo/how-general/ |
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Is this supposed to link to Thermo?
primary_button_url: https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/modulino-buttons/how-buttons/ | ||
primary_button_title: Get Started | ||
secondary_button_url: https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/modulino-thermo/how-general/ | ||
secondary_button_title: More on Modulinos |
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secondary_button_title: More on Modulinos | |
secondary_button_title: More on Modulino Nodes |
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Should link to the symlinked article
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This is same for all pages
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title: "Modulino Buttons" | |||
description: "Complete guide for the Modulino Buttons tactile input and LED feedback module." |
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We need to add words here regarding 'programming with Arduino and MicroPython', to make sure that it is shown properly
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This is the same for the other tutorials as well.
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title: "Modulino Buttons" |
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Either we call this tutorial 'Getting Started with Modulino Buttons" or "Modulino Buttons User Manual" - what we call this one will decide what we call the other - 'Modulino User Manual' or 'Getting Started with Modulino'.
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This is the same for the other tutorials as well.
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You can connect to the I²C pins (SDA and SCL) using either the **QWIIC connectors** (J1 and J2, this is the recommended method) or the **solderable pins** (J4). The board runs on **3.3V**, which comes from the QWIIC cable or the **3V3 pin** on J4. | ||
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You can grab the full schematic and PCB files from the [Modulino Buttons product page](https://docs.arduino.cc/hardware/modulinos/modulino-buttons). |
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You can grab the full schematic and PCB files from the [Modulino Buttons product page](https://docs.arduino.cc/hardware/modulinos/modulino-buttons). | |
You can grab the full schematic and PCB files from the [Modulino Buttons page](https://docs.arduino.cc/hardware/modulinos/modulino-buttons). |
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We normally use 'product page' for the store page, let's only use 'page' here
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Same for the other tutorials
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## General Troubleshooting | ||
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### Module Not Responding |
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### Module Not Responding | |
### Node Not Responding |
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### Module Not Responding | ||
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If your Modulino's power LED isn't on or the module isn't responsive: |
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If your Modulino's power LED isn't on or the module isn't responsive: | |
If your Modulino's power LED isn't on or the node isn't responsive: |
- Ensure both the board and the Modulino are connected to your computer | ||
- Verify that the power LEDs on both are lit | ||
- Check that the QWIIC cable is properly clicked into place | ||
- Verify the module is receiving 3.3V power |
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- Verify the module is receiving 3.3V power | |
- Verify the node is receiving 3.3V power |
3. **Address Management**: Document all address changes on the white label provided on each module. | ||
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4. **Environmental Considerations**: Keep modules away from sources of electromagnetic interference, excessive heat, or moisture unless specifically rated for such conditions. | ||
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5. **Development Workflow**: Test modules individually before connecting them in a chain to isolate any issues. |
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3. **Address Management**: Document all address changes on the white label provided on each module. | |
4. **Environmental Considerations**: Keep modules away from sources of electromagnetic interference, excessive heat, or moisture unless specifically rated for such conditions. | |
5. **Development Workflow**: Test modules individually before connecting them in a chain to isolate any issues. | |
3. **Address Management**: Document all address changes on the white label provided on each node. | |
4. **Environmental Considerations**: Keep nodes away from sources of electromagnetic interference, excessive heat, or moisture unless specifically rated for such conditions. | |
5. **Development Workflow**: Test nodes individually before connecting them in a chain to isolate any issues. |
- Explore individual module guides for specific features and capabilities | ||
- Experiment with combining multiple modules in your projects | ||
- Share your creations with the Arduino community | ||
- Check for updates and new modules in the Modulino ecosystem | ||
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For detailed information about specific modules, refer to their individual documentation pages, which include pinouts, specifications, and programming examples for both Arduino and MicroPython. No newline at end of file |
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- Explore individual module guides for specific features and capabilities | |
- Experiment with combining multiple modules in your projects | |
- Share your creations with the Arduino community | |
- Check for updates and new modules in the Modulino ecosystem | |
For detailed information about specific modules, refer to their individual documentation pages, which include pinouts, specifications, and programming examples for both Arduino and MicroPython. | |
- Explore individual node guides for specific features and capabilities | |
- Experiment with combining multiple nodes in your projects | |
- Share your creations with the Arduino community | |
- Check for updates and new nodes in the Modulino ecosystem | |
For detailed information about specific nodes, refer to their individual documentation pages, which include pinouts, specifications, and programming examples for both Arduino and MicroPython. |
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