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Mastering Arduino

You're reading from   Mastering Arduino A project-based approach to electronics, circuits, and programming

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788830584
Length 372 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Jon Hoffman Jon Hoffman
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Table of Contents (23) Chapters Close

Preface The Arduino FREE CHAPTER Basic Electronics Circuit Diagrams Basic Prototyping Arduino IDE Programming the Arduino - The Basics Programming the Arduino - Beyond the Basics Motion Sensor Environment Sensors Obstacle Avoidance and Collision Detection Fun with Lights Fun with Sound Using LCD Displays Speech Recognition and Voice Synthesizing DC Motors and Motor Controllers Servo Motors Using a Relay Remotely Controlling the Arduino Creating a Robot Bluetooth LE Bluetooth Classic Another Book You May Enjoy

Introduction

The name MOVI stands for My Own Voice Interface. The MOVI Arduino shield by Audeme is an extremely easy to use speech recognition and voice synthesizing shield. This shield will work directly with the Uno R3, Duemilanove, Mega 2560, or Leonardo Arduinos. However, you should not power the board through the USB connector while the MOVI shield is connected. The MOVI shield requires a minimum of 7V. Therefore, you may damage the MOVI and/or the Arduino if you attempt to power it from a USB connection.

You can read about the MOVI shield and download the user manual from Audeme's website here: https://www.audeme.com.

When powering and programming the Arduino with the MOVI attached, you will want to power the Arduino through the DC supply input connector using an input of 9V. Once the boards are powered up, you can then connect the USB cable between the Arduino and...

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