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Then, on the end that you normaly connect to your motherboard, find pin 1 (see the red wire) | Then, on the end that you normaly connect to your motherboard, find pin 1 (see the red wire) | ||
− | Connect pin | + | Connect pin 13 & 14 together.<br> |
Connect pins 17 & 19 to ground.<br> | Connect pins 17 & 19 to ground.<br> | ||
Connect pin 18 to digital 3 on the arduino<br> | Connect pin 18 to digital 3 on the arduino<br> |
Revision as of 21:10, 27 April 2012
Interfacing the Floppy Drive with Arduino
Connect the 2nd header of the floppy drive cable to connect to the floppy drive itself.
Then, on the end that you normaly connect to your motherboard, find pin 1 (see the red wire)
Connect pin 13 & 14 together.
Connect pins 17 & 19 to ground.
Connect pin 18 to digital 3 on the arduino
Connect pin 20 to digital 2 on the arduino
Basic Code
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const byte FIRST_PIN = 2; const byte PIN_MAX = 3; void setup() { pinMode(13, OUTPUT); pinMode(2, OUTPUT); pinMode(3, OUTPUT); pinMode(13, HIGH); } void loop() { reset(); for (byte s=0;s<180;s++){ // For max drive's position for (byte p=FIRST_PIN;p<=PIN_MAX;p+=2){ digitalWrite(p,HIGH); digitalWrite(p,LOW); } delay(2); } } void reset() { for (byte s=0;s<80;s++){ // For max drive's position for (byte p=FIRST_PIN;p<=PIN_MAX;p+=2){ digitalWrite(p+1,HIGH); // Go in reverse digitalWrite(p,HIGH); digitalWrite(p,LOW); digitalWrite(p+1,LOW); } delay(5); } }