Difference between revisions of "Playing sound (with the MP3 shield) & pressure plates"
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| − | Arduino Uno (+ usb cable) | + | Arduino Uno (+ usb cable)<br> |
| − | Micro SD card (this stores the .mp3 files) | + | Micro SD card (this stores the .mp3 files)<br> |
| − | Sparkfun MP3 player shield (available for rent at the Interaction Station) | + | Sparkfun MP3 player shield (available for rent at the Interaction Station)<br> |
| − | Pressure plates '''or''' ''buttons'' (available for rent at the Interaction Station) | + | Pressure plates '''or''' ''buttons'' (available for rent at the Interaction Station)<br> |
Revision as of 15:56, 30 January 2018
Intro
In this tutorial we will be attaching three pressure plates to an Arduino. When the pressure plate is activated the Arduino plays a .mp3 file.
Requirements
Arduino Uno (+ usb cable)
Micro SD card (this stores the .mp3 files)
Sparkfun MP3 player shield (available for rent at the Interaction Station)
Pressure plates or buttons (available for rent at the Interaction Station)