CEB Automation Sensor Code - Revision history

Rasmus at 12:10, 4 January 2011

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WikiSysop at 20:45, 12 March 2010

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	val = analogRead(14);		val = analogRead(14);
	if (val < 500){		if (val < 500){
	digitalWrite(5,LOW)		digitalWrite(5,LOW);
	}		}

WikiSysop at 20:43, 12 March 2010

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	Here is Arduino programming language (sketch) for the analog Hall effect sensors:		Here is Arduino programming language (sketch) for the analog Hall effect sensors:

	=~~Simple~~ Test 1=		=Preliminary Test=
			This code works with Hall effect sensor plugged into the 5V Arduino output for the left sensor pin, middle pin is at ground, and right pin is in analog input 0 (channel 14). There's a 10k pull-up resistor between the 5V and output pin.

			int inPin = 0; // select the input pin for the Hall Effect Sensor
			int val = 0; // variable to store the value coming from the sensor

			void setup() {
			Serial.begin(9600); // connect to the serial port
			}

			void loop() {
			val = analogRead(inPin); // read the Hall Effect Sensor
			Serial.println(val);
			delay(200);
			}

			'''Comment''': The Arduino site shows that the analog pins start at number 14. Above, teh pin number is 0, not 14. It works with 0, not 14.

			=Testing: move cylinder down=

	//begin		//begin
	//note - digital pins 0-13		//note - digital pins 0-13
	//note - analog pins 14-19		//note - analog pins 14-19 - Huh? It's analog 0 according to the test above; stand corrected.
	//define initial function (called void because it creates no real output?)		//define initial function (called void because it creates no real output?)

	void setup(){		void setup(){
	pinMode(14,INPUT);//corresponds to analog input 0		pinMode(0,INPUT);//corresponds to analog input 0
	pinMode(5, OUTPUT);		pinMode(5, OUTPUT); wire 5 so it corresponds to down on the cylinder
	pinMode(6, OUTPUT);		pinMode(6, OUTPUT); wire 6 so it corresponds to up on the cylinder
	digitalWrite(5, HIGH);		digitalWrite(5, HIGH);
	}		}

WikiSysop: /* Simple Test 1 */

2010-03-12T04:10:49Z

Simple Test 1

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 //note - digital pins 0-13
 //note - analog pins 14-19
-//define initial function (void because it creates no output)
+//define initial function (called void because it creates no real output?)
 void setup(){
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    pinMode(6, OUTPUT);
    digitalWrite(5, HIGH);
+}

WikiSysop: /* Working Test Code for the Main Cylinder: bouncing up and down between two sensors */

2010-03-12T04:05:54Z

Working Test Code for the Main Cylinder: bouncing up and down between two sensors

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	val = analogRead(14)		val = analogRead(14)
	if (val < 500){		if (val < 500){
	digitalWrite(5, HIGH);}		digitalWrite(5, HIGH);
			digitalWrite(6, LOW);
			}
	else{		else{
	digitalWrite(5, LOW);		digitalWrite(5, LOW);
			digitialWrite(6,HIGH)
	}		}
	}		}

	//en		//en

WikiSysop: /* Working Test Code for the Main Cylinder: bouncing up and down between two sensors */

2010-03-12T03:58:34Z

Working Test Code for the Main Cylinder: bouncing up and down between two sensors

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	=Working Test Code for the Main Cylinder: bouncing up and down between two sensors=		=Working Test Code for the Main Cylinder: bouncing up and down between two sensors=

			Note: the logic of this code is based on this [http://www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/lesson5.html straightforward tutorial]

	//begin		//begin
			int val;

	void setup(){		void setup(){
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	//define ongoing loop		//define ongoing loop
	void loop(){		void loop(){
	digitalWrite(5, HIGH);
	~~analogRead~~(14,		val = analogRead(14)
			if (val < 500){
			digitalWrite(5, HIGH);}
			else{
			digitalWrite(5, LOW);
			}
	}		}

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Here is Arduino programming language (sketch) for the analog Hall effect sensors:

=Simple Test 1=

//begin
//note - digital pins 0-13
//note - analog pins 14-19
//define initial function (void because it creates no output)

void setup(){
pinMode(14,INPUT);//corresponds to analog input 0
pinMode(5, OUTPUT);
pinMode(6, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(5, HIGH);
}

//define ongoing loop
void loop(){}
//end

=Working Test Code for the Main Cylinder: bouncing up and down between two sensors=

//begin

void setup(){
pinMode(14,INPUT);//corresponds to analog input 0
pinMode(5, OUTPUT);//corresponds to solenoid - cylinder up
pinMode(6, OUTPUT);//corresponds to solenoid - cylinder down
}

//define ongoing loop
void loop(){
digitalWrite(5, HIGH);
analogRead(14,
}

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