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arduino_leonardo_joystick_bb

Breadboard drawing of an Arduino Leonardo connected to a pushbutton and a joystick.The pushbutton is described as in the previous breadboard drawing. The joystick is mounted with its five pins in rows 9 through 13 of the left center section of the breadboard. The body of the joystick is to the right of the pins, and the top pin is therefore the Vcc pin. A black wire connects row 13, the ground pin, to the left side ground bus. A red wire connects row 9, Vcc pin, to the left side voltage bus. A blue wire connects row 10, the X out pin, to the Leonardo's analog in pin A0. Another wire connects row 11, the Y out, to analog in A1. Yet another wire connects row 12, the Select pin, to digital pin 3.

Breadboard view of an Arduino Leonardo connected to a pushbutton and a joystick.

Posted on August 25, 2014August 28, 2018 Full size 1018 × 745

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