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Keypad - 12 Button
sku: COM-08653
Description: A basic 12 button keypad for user input. The buttons are setup in a matrix format. This allows a microcontroller to 'scan' the 7 output pins to see which of the 12 buttons is being pressed.There's not a really good tutorial out there on button pad matrix setups! Sorry about that. We should write one...
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No connection
Column 1
Row 0
Column 0
Row 3
Column 2
Row 2
Row 1
No connection
I've just bought one keyPad for connect this to Arduino. Well, after having many problems, I have tested all the combinations with the pins, and i think that my KeyPad is not working properly, the problem is that my rows 1 and 2 doesn't respond to no keys pressed.
Have anyone had this type of problem.
My tests with a continuity tester has been the folowing
KeyPad
col 0 3
col 1 1
col 2 5
row 0 2
row 1 7
row 2 6
row 3 4
I undestand that when a press the '4 key, I'll have a closed circuit between 3 and 7 pins of keypad, doesn't it.
Can Help me anyone.
Thanks.
http://sycelectronica.com.ar/electromecanicos/TECLA-TELEF.pdf
ive hooked it to a picaxe-14M which decodes the keypad and then sends the pressed key to my arduino through a Xbee link. i havent had a single time that a button did not respond so im very happy with this little cheap keypad.
And if you want to use the example sketch they provide on the page you would connect the keypad as follows
Looking at the top of the keypad (key side) with the pins at the bottom from left to right you have pins 1-9 with pins 1 and 9 being null (not connected)
Ard - Keypad
2 - 5
3 - 7
4 - 8
5 - 3
6 - 6
7 - 2
8 - 4