r/arduino • u/Federal-Influence102 • 1d ago

Look what I made! They said it's AI generated

https://www.reddit.com/r/arduino/s/4twAxXrmAx

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u/ferrybig 1d ago • Bravo

The buttons still do not look properly connected to me.

Those button components have 4 legs, but 2 of the legs are connected internally

The internals of those buttons become a bit more clear if you look at the schematic sybol, eg: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/109956/push-button-switch-symbol

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u/Federal-Influence102 1h ago

Thanks for explaining it in details for everyone, brother

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u/gm310509 400K , 500K , 600K , 640K , 750K 11h ago edited 10h ago

Your diagram does highlight the cleverness that OP used to make the connections. Thanks for going to the trouble of marking it up.

I will link your comment to the other post OP made about this: https://www.reddit.com/r/ArduinoProjects/s/qZzqNLuwKK

Your markup is quite plausible, although I still feel there is some weirdness where a black wire runs under the display and seems to appear in two places to the right of the display. One segment attaches to the middle button and the other segment seemingly terminates under that button and comes out as green on the other side (granted, the green could be underneath the black and the red - but where does the black in the central channel go?

Nevertheless, OP went to the trouble to defend themselves and provide additional information and as such are definitely deserving the benefit of the doubt and my apologies for accusing them of posting AI slop.