With this action you'll directly set the state of the pins on your Arduino through Tasker. This allows you to directly control your Arduino without having to code for it. It also saves you the hassle of installing a new firmware every time you want to change something.

Examples

Direct Command

Command Format

The format to use is

[MODE][PIN_NUMBER],[VALUE];

For example, if you want to set pin 13 to HIGH, use the command

d13,1;

where

d lets AutoArduino know that you want to set it to a digital value
13 is the pin number
1 is the value for HIGH
; is the command ender

Another example: if you want to set pin 11 to 125 in an analog way, use the command

a11,125;

where

a lets AutoArduino know that you want to set it to an analog value
11 is the pin number
125 is the analog value you want to set on the pin
; is the command ender

Multiple Commands

You can send multiple commands simultaneously by simply putting them in front of eachother.

For example, if you want to set pin 12 and 13 to high at the same time, send the command

d12,11;d3,1;

If you notice, that's just 2 commands one after the other.

Write Pins

Examples

Direct Command

Command Format

Multiple Commands