mercredi 18 mars 2015

Quels composants Arduino ?

Objectifs...
Lister le matériel nécessaire à l'interfaçage d'X Plane avec Arduino.

Sources...
Un mec explique tout le nécessaire dans deux sites et sur une chaîne YouTube :
Conceiving my Baron-58 panel simulator I have started to develop I/O interface based on the well-known open source microcontroller platform - Arduino, and the very first tests with the board and X-Plane showed that it could become the perfect solution for creating controls for home cockpits. Arduino.SVGlobe

Arduino Mega...
With this approach using just one single board, we can get about 50 digital inputs for buttons/toggles, plus 16 analog inputs, that can be also used as multi-digital inputs (see related description). Arduino.SVGlobe


Donc il faudra peut-être prévoir dans un deuxième temps une extension pour interfacer tous les interrupteurs et potentiomètres d'X-Plane

Arduino Ethernet Shield...


X-Plane, lucky, has built-in capabilities for exchange data with other computers on the network, using an UDP protocol. The data format is quite simple, it is described, in particular, in the file "Sending Data to X-Plane.html", located in the /Instructions/ folder of the simulator.
For connecting Arduino to the local network we need an additional board called "Ethernet Shield". This board is mounted on top of the Arduino board as the other shields that extend the functionality of Arduino. A part of the IDE includes an Ethernet library with the UDP class which needed exactly for our purposes. 
Arduino.SVGlobe

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