Circuit One:
^ Here is a LED blinking at 1 second intervals, the code for it is above.
Heres the light blinking at about 1 millisecond, the code for it is above.
Circuit 2:
The whole idea around a potentiometer is making something, like me, to make change in a way to make something react like the LED increasing or decreasing in speed. The code is below :
Circuit 3:
This its the original code, it is only flashing green with the multicolor LED.
You can see the importaint code below:
Circuit 4:
The highlighted part of the code are the most important that need to go along with Arduino to make it work, just delete the double "//" to make it work.
Circuit 5:
You can to the left see when the button gets pressed it lights up the LED.
Circuit 6:
This is me touching the photo resistor to make the LED get marginally brighter. The pros of manual is making contact with it is it changes the light rather than doing it on its own. a con is it might go of accidentialy. A pro of the autoTune it it goes of directly from the ardino and doesnt need my finger to trigger it. A con is it is rythmic and cant deviate from its pattern.
Above is the corrections yo need to do for the autoTune. Below is the code you need to change to get the manualTune working.
Circuit 7:
This is how the code usually works on the program, just displaying the temp and not lighting up any LED.
Here's a GIF after the edits and the addition of the LED to make it shine.
Circuit 8:
Heres the original servos speed running the normal USK code.
Heres mine after its been edited to make it look almost like a fish.
Heres the important parts of the code.
Circuit 9:
In the video you hear the tweeter playing a song.
Circuit 10:
Here in the GIF you see the motor spinning being controlled by the arduino.
Heres the Importaint parts of the code to make it work:
Circuit 11:
Here you see the relay switching the LED from getting power to the red, then yellow, and back to the red LED.
Circuit 12 :
This is the unedited code from when you originally get and use the USK code.
This is how I ended up editing the first of the code making it faster and a different mode.
This is how I edited the last one to get it to pulse.