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927 B
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30 lines
927 B
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void action() {
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/*********** Put what you want the code to do with the values (dmxvalue) here *************
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example code: print out the received values to the serial port, and set PWM pins 5 and 6
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to the first two values received. You can take this code out and put your own in.*/
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//begin example code
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for(byte j = 0; j < NUMBER_OF_CHANNELS; j++) {
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/* You'll need to use a program like Putty that allows you to set custom baud rates
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* in order to communicate with the Arduino over serial; the Arduino IDE only allows
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* you to pick common rates such as 9600.
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*/
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Serial.print("El canal DMX ");
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Serial.print(j,DEC);
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Serial.print(" vale ");
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Serial.println(dmxvalue[j],DEC);
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}
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analogWrite(5, dmxvalue[0]);
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analogWrite(6, dmxvalue[1]);
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//end example code
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if(dmxvalue[0] > 127) {
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digitalWrite(7, HIGH);
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}
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else {
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digitalWrite(7, LOW);
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}
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return; //go back to loop()
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} //end action() loop
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