Arduino 6 Temperature Scanner

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Nokia 3310 / 5510 LCD screen.

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2
View from Back
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(Pin out may be different
depending on where you buy
the screen (Adafruit,
Sparkfun, Itead Studio has
slightly different models)

9 volts
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+3V

Ground

SCE /CS

Reset

DC

MOSI /DIN

Clock

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LED

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TX

V+

RX

V-

reset
V-

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3 V Out
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Arduino
Pro
Mini

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R1
220

R2
220

R3
220

R4
220

R5
220

R6
220

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Parts list
1 Arduino Pro Mini- 3 volt version (Adafruit)
1 Nokia 3310 GLCD screen (Itead Studio)
1 Power switch
6 220 ohm resistors
6 Thermistors 1K ohm, -40C-125C
(Newark PN 21C9770)

Description

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Arduino temperature scanner with Nokia 3310 /5510
Grapical LCD screen
Drawn By
Date
Fileark
2011 12 31
Company
Rev
http://Filear.com
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Notes:
R1-R6 values will be different depending on the thermistors used.
My thermistors needed 220 ohm pull down resistors. I used a bag of ice water and a flame to run up and down the temperature and used a thermometer to compaire the values
The Arduino Pro Mini is the 3 volt version, this works well with the 3 volt LCD screen. If you use a 5 volt Arduino the voltage lines to the LCD must be dropped down with resistors or a level shifter chip.

For more information visit http://Filear.com

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