If you want to follow along at home, you can order the Arduino Kit we are using HERE.
Below is the code we used to achieve the toggle operation. The video gives details on how to connect up the circuit.
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int buttonPin1=12; int buttonPin2=11; int buzzPin=2; int LEDPin=3; int buttonVal1; int buttonVal2; int LEDbright=0; int dt=500; void setup() { // put your setup code here, to run once: pinMode(buttonPin1,INPUT); pinMode(buttonPin2,INPUT); pinMode(LEDPin,OUTPUT); pinMode(buzzPin,OUTPUT); Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { buttonVal1=digitalRead(buttonPin1); buttonVal2=digitalRead(buttonPin2); Serial.print("Button 1 = "); Serial.print(buttonVal1); Serial.print(", "); Serial.print("Button 2 = "); Serial.println(buttonVal2); delay(dt); if (buttonVal1==0){ LEDbright=LEDbright+5; } if (buttonVal2==0){ LEDbright=LEDbright-5; } Serial.println(LEDbright); if (LEDbright>255){ LEDbright=255; digitalWrite(buzzPin,HIGH); delay(dt); digitalWrite(buzzPin,LOW); Serial.println("Buzz HIGH"); } if (LEDbright<0){ LEDbright=0; digitalWrite(buzzPin,HIGH); delay(dt); digitalWrite(buzzPin,LOW); Serial.println("Buzz LOW"); } analogWrite(LEDPin, LEDbright); } |