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LED Diodes Debugger Shield for Arduino

Small shield is for Arduino Debugging purposes! Its easy! Plug it in Arduino header and check your digital outputs.

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This project was created on 04/25/2017 and last updated 8 years ago.

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What is "LED Diodes Debugger Shield"?

This is unique super small digital outputs debugger board intended for Arduino users. It can make your life easy when working with digital outputs. You just need to plug it in your Arduino headers and you can easily check what digital output is HIGH and which one is LOW!

Why did we make it?

We made this board for testing purposes when working with digital outputs and inputs. It can show which pin is powered so we can double check our code or hardware if something is not working properly.

What makes it special?

This debugger board is actually hardware debugger. You can check your software or your hardware with it. It has pins where you can solder wires and customize your Debugger boards to fit your purposes.

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  • 1 × Arduino Uno or Mega 2560 Compatible for Uno and Mega 2560 and it will cover digital pins

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oshpark wrote 06/12/2017 at 06:53 • point

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