What do you mean by "print" ? He says "I used KiCad to design" which specified what he used to lay out the circuit and its parts. He says "and OSH...

Perhaps (I can't get no) Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones would be more appropriate :)

So, just to be clear, it appears that you want us to help you reverse engineer proprietary modules so that you can include the minimal set of parts on...

Sorry but I can't make a recommendation. I don't ever recall buying a joystick.

Probably, but it may be poor construction of the joystick itself (was it a cheap product ?). There are several alternatives, all unpleasant. You can...

Since there are only two values separated by a comma, use this to separate them ... void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { Str...

@do_not_give_up Since you don't specify the contents of the message received, we can't give you a precise answer. However, the general procedure is ...

Place all your parts where you want them on the front of the board. Now take a picture of them on the board. Use a photo utility to swap the photo lef...

@gtmize LoRa requires a fair bit of power, so try augmenting your power supply to see if that helps.

@zander I called it an ISR because that's what it was in the original sketch.

@zander It's wasteful calling the ISR like that, delete the void reverseMotor() code and reset the direction inside the test in loop) to ... if(b...

@zander 1) Bill has faster fingers ? :) Bill's switch always bounces an odd number of times ? @azslab's switch always bounces an even number of tim...

I don't think that matters, does it ? The internal test is only to see if the minimum lapse has occurred, so any change in time WILL ALREADY HAVE HAPP...

@zander Thanks, I forgot to switch setdir to volatile. As I said the code was an example and would work for the original case. I agree that it is t...

@azslab Since you're using an interrupt, the normal method of debouncing is less appropriate. I think instead of looking at the switch and deciding ...