This repo contains header files for use with the breakout shield used in the 'Medical Technology - Selected Digital Topics' lab course.
This repo contains four important things:
buttonArray.hdisplay.hbutton/examples/
About the first two, see the following paragraph.
button contains a small library of two files, which is in essence an implementation of the Arduino Button library, but with an object oriented approach. The Button class can be implemented in an array, which makes initialization of more than a few buttons really easy.
The header files, if placed in the same directory as the Arduino .ino file, can be included with:
#include "buttonArray.h"
#include "display.h"
They are written to specifically work with the following hardware:
- 3.5" UNO 320x480 TFT Display Module (Driver: ILI0486);
- 12 Buttons, wired normally high.
These header files were written during my work as an assistant for the 'Medical Technology - Selected Digital Topics' lab course for the Biomedical Engineering Masters Program in the 2022 summer term at Lübeck University of Applied Sciences.
The files are published under the following MIT License:
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