Timed blink is a version of well known Arduino blink example that is shipped with the standard IDE, but is redesigned to use the Abstraction and timer library.
Example circuit for the code is exactly the same a blink, and if you use the inbuilt LED pin (which it does by default) then there’s no need to build any circuit whatsoever.
Instead of using delay() calls to set the duration of the led flash, it uses the task
management library to schedule a task. In addition it uses the libraries IOAbstraction
facilities to switch the LED on and off. This means that the LED could be located on
a shift register or i2c IO device.
Source for the example is included in the examples section of the library,
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- Timed blink - IO Abstraction library example
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- EEPROM implementations that are seamless between 8 and 32 bit
- Arduino text utilities in IoAbstraction
- Arduino logging using io-logging
- IoAbstraction - Cross platform build support
- Using Arduino Pins and Io Expanders at the same time
- Working with Analog joysticks in IoAbstraction
- Touch screen support that works on all Arduino and mbed boards
- Working with Analog input events in IoAbstraction
- IoAbstraction Analog Core documentation
