#Shield wireless controller driver driver

SendData(0,0,0) // send 0 to the receiver. Wireless joystick-controlled Robot Car Arduino Programming: wireless joystick Robot Car Transmitter Arduino Programming: This is the Joystick Transmitter Side, the 433 Mhz RF transmitter VCC pin is connected with the Arduino’s 5 volts, the ground pin of the transmitter is connected with the Arduino ground while the data pin is connected with the Arduino’s pin number 12…Īs you can see I have also solder wire with the transmitter to slightly increase the range…while the joystick connections are exactly the same as explained in the joystick getting started tutorial. The only modification that I did is the addition of the 433 Mhz RF receiver module…the VCC pin of the receiver module is connected with the 5 volts…the ground pin of the receiver is connected with the Arduino’s ground…while the data pin of the receiver is connected with pin number 3 of the Arduino… everything else remains the same as explained in the getting started tutorial… Watch this tutorial for the robot parts assembling and connections.Īll the connections are exactly the same as explained in my previous tutorial. I would appreciate your support in this way! wireless joystick Interfacing:

I may make a commission if you buy the components through these links. If you want to increase the range up to 1Km then watch my tutorial on the NRFL01 Transceiver Modules.Ĥ33 MHz Transmitter and Receiver Modules: You know the Transmitter and receiver modules used for controlling the Robot Car offer short-range wireless communication.

#Shield wireless controller driver driver

While in this tutorial I explained the joystick pinouts, its basic working principle, its interfacing with Arduino, and basic programming to control some led’s depending on the movement of the joystick… If you are a beginner and you have never used the Joystick module and L298N motor driver then I highly recommend you should first watch these tutorials and then you can resume from here.