

Different configurations
Only the pins you are using (have initialized) are displayed.
There are 3 kinds of pin:
– Digital Pins
– PWM Pins
– Analogue Pins

Digital Pins
– Digital pins range from D2 to D12.
– Digital pins can be input or output.
– The value can be set to HIGH or LOW.
– The pin state can be controlled by the Arduino and the value displayed by the Android app.
– The pin state can be controlled by the Android app.
PWM Pins
– The PWM pins are; D3, D5, D6,D9, D10, and D11
– PWN pins are output only.
– The PWM Pin value is controlled by a slider in the Android app.
– The minimum and maximum values can be set for each pin.
– The smallest minimum is 0.
– The largest maximum is 255.
Analogue Pins
– The analogue pins are A0 to A5.
– Analogue pins are input only.
– The value, from 0 to 1023, is displayed in the Android app.
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