Assignment:


Jalap-ino microcontroller with Step Responsive pad, Addind a DoubleClick to
light a LED, and a Seven Segment Display :

After making the Luizino and Jalap-ino microcontrollers with the ATMEGA32U4, I'm here further developing them to do more.
For Jalap-ino's StepResponse tip, I translated the input of the touch of a finger to light up a LED.
Next step, and what took me most of my last week, was to implement a double click. In one of my videos below you can see the SM LED (Green) On and Off by a single click, and for a double-click the blue.
Once that done, my first display attempt was the Seven Segment Display, to control incrementing a " + 1" to a single click, and a " - 1" to a double-click. As you can see in the video below, once you touch the Jalap-ino's pad, the SevSeg displays the number "1", another click to have a "2", and so forth. Double click will decrease the numbers gradually also.




I programmed the Jalap-ino the same way I did with Luizino. I wont show it here but if you want to verify, click here.

Once ready, I worked on its code. Run it on Arduino IDE software and load it on your board.
Here your click will light the SM_LED, of pin 13:


Further developing it, I got the double click working, based on Jeff Saltzman's "Click, Double Click and More", And I combined it with the Capacitive Sensor's library and project I found in this same link.

I used an Arduino Uno for the first test as an interpolator, connecting the Step Responsive Pad of Jalapino to the Uno, to the seven segment display.

I'm currently working on having this working without the Uno. It was just a matter of number of pins. I'll probably make the Jalapino with some bottom traces to use all of its Pins.

In this video you see the Jalapino working with the step responde plus the sensor capacitive library:



Here you have the click, double click, plus the seven sensor display all integrated:

Next step is to integrate a liquidCrystal display to my boards, with step responsive buttons and more LEDs (Probably RGB ones this time, will look great 4 sure).

Files:

Arduino IDE coding:
-Jalapino's Capacitive Sensor - Step Response - Click DoubleClick - LED - Seven Segment Display
Jalapino Milling Files:
-Jalapino Milling Files - Ready for FabModules
Jalapino Eagle Files:
-Jalapino SCH & BRD
For the BOM, check Luizino at week11. The only change was the extra 5 pins I added and the 1MegaOhm Resistor to pin 5 for step response.
Please share your results with me if you make yourself one or even if you pimped it to make something else.