control the LyraT mini with Arduino IDE code
Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2024 5:17 pm
Hello everyone,
i am happy to say i got a beautiful Lyra T Mini and now its time to have it communicate with the Arduino IDE.
Now what i have done so far is, i connected the Power to the PC (win10) using a micro usb and the green light on the LyraT is lighting up, Then i connected the UART port with another usb (data) cable to the computer, and i can confirm that the IDE is seeing my LyraT and we even saw some of the buttons being pressed in the serial monitor of the IDE.
My question is, how do i talk to the lyraT, i want to have its buttons remapped. On an Arduino uno i just had the digital pins to use and was simple, now it looks like another approach is needed. On the LyraT mini i see 8 buttons and am wandering how to access control over them. Thank you kindly.
PS
I am going to try and create a simple open source drum recorder/sequencer/groovebox
I have no coding experience and am using GPT's to write the code for me, they did well with my arduino uno projects, so this should work too.
i am happy to say i got a beautiful Lyra T Mini and now its time to have it communicate with the Arduino IDE.
Now what i have done so far is, i connected the Power to the PC (win10) using a micro usb and the green light on the LyraT is lighting up, Then i connected the UART port with another usb (data) cable to the computer, and i can confirm that the IDE is seeing my LyraT and we even saw some of the buttons being pressed in the serial monitor of the IDE.
My question is, how do i talk to the lyraT, i want to have its buttons remapped. On an Arduino uno i just had the digital pins to use and was simple, now it looks like another approach is needed. On the LyraT mini i see 8 buttons and am wandering how to access control over them. Thank you kindly.
PS
I am going to try and create a simple open source drum recorder/sequencer/groovebox
I have no coding experience and am using GPT's to write the code for me, they did well with my arduino uno projects, so this should work too.