e-Textile Project using LilyPad Arduino Protosnap components (sewn on felt)

Programming Protosnap Components after snapping them from the board

• Reconnect the board after snapping the components• Go to hardware and select LilyPad Simple 328• The LilyPad Simple will appear, but with the various

components of the Protosnap at the side (Slide 2)• Assign the components to the PINS accordingly. This

is usually dependent on your sketch (Slide 2)• You may need to adjust the code you programmed

originally while the components are on the board.• See my sketch and sewing on the next two slides

I did not assign the RGB light. I programmed it by assigning specific PINS to be output for the RGB, and used the Digital Write Function (see code on Slide 5.

Sketch

Speaker

RGB light

LED2

LED3

Switch

Sewinghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3V-13Qs_7r8

I ran out of thread for the LEDs…

VerilyThis is where my beads will my sewn. I realize this is too long for a bracelet. Hence I will put it on my T-shirt. The buzzer will be damaged if washed, so I intend to either use fabric glue or simple stitches to get this onto the shirt.

CodesSwitch function works once assigned.

I used two lights from the RGB here. PIN 9 and 10 were connected to Blue and Red specifically. We need to set pinMode PIN 9 and 10 to be Output.

Note that for RGB, DigitaWrite PIN# LOW means ON.DigitaWrite PIN# HIGH means OFF. This is opposite to the LEDs.

Codes

Codes

Other Points

• The battery can be charged while the board is connected to the USB. The switch on the board will function unless detached from the USB

• Be careful – do not leave the battery unattached. It can burn out and cause a fire.