Hi!
I've got my Arduino Uno and a 1.8" TFT/Joystick shield that are the brains and display for a testbench I made. Now, what to do for packaging this setup to get used by my employees?
I've got a 3D printer and sort of printed out a box for my boards... but they're all so tall! Arduino Uno, Proto shield, and display shield.
Couldn't I get a Teensy and glue it to the bottom of the display shield?? Then that can fit in a normal Arduino box that everyone makes??
I added pictures of the test bench itself. I added a short piece of L - channel to the side of the bench to mount the "Arduino pack" to... But I'd like something more spatially economic. What do you all think?
Packaging question ... it works, now how to mount it?
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Re: Packaging question ... it works, now how to mount it?
Sure. A Teensy or an Arudino Micro could be used for a more compact package. You just need to connect 4-wires for the display. 2 more for the SD card and one for the joystick.
The menta is another favorite of mine. It combines the fucntionality of an Arduino and proto-shield on one board. http://www.adafruit.com/products/795
The menta is another favorite of mine. It combines the fucntionality of an Arduino and proto-shield on one board. http://www.adafruit.com/products/795
Please be positive and constructive with your questions and comments.