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S4D-ScriptingVoorDesigners

Contact

Minor Scripting Voor Designers ([email protected])

Folders

The folder breadboard_tester contains an Arduino test project for hardware with only a magnet sensor. The folder breadboard_tester_with_vol contains an Arduino test project for hardware with a magnet and volume sensor.

s4d_breadboard header documentation

Different hardware and simulation support

The s4d_breadboard.h is compatible with multiple hardware versions and with a simulation. To switch between the different options, there are two macros: SIMULATION and HW_VERSION2.

For the first version of hardware comment out both macros, so it looks-like:

//#define SIMULATION
//#define HW_VERSION2

For the second version of hardware uncomment the HW_VERSION2 macro, so it looks-like:

//#define SIMULATION
#define HW_VERSION2

For the simulation uncomment the SIMULATION macro, so it looks-like:

#define SIMULATION
//#define HW_VERSION2

Using the header

Pin names

Below the pin names for the S4D board. Use these pin names with Arduino commands like analogRead(), digitalRead(), analogWrite() and digitalWrite().

  • MAGNETSENSOR
  • POTENTIOMETER
  • LIGHTSENSOR //only in simulation
  • BUZZER
  • LED_BLUE
  • LED_GREEN
  • LED_YELLOW
  • LED_RED

Functions

Use the following function to initialize the breadboard. Always call this in your setup() function when using the breadboard or simulation.

  • initializeBreadboard()

Use the following functions to check of a button is pressed.

  • Button.Button1Pressed()
  • Button.Button2Pressed()

Use the following function to get the sound volume in decibel.

  • VolumeSensor.read()

Use the following function to play a tone on the buzzer.

  • playTone( frequency, duration ) // duration is in milliseconds

Use the following functions to print text to the OLED display or serial monitor (default in simulation).

  • OLED.clear() // Removes all pixels from the screen.
  • OLED.copyToSerial() // Everything printed to OLED will also be sent to the Serial Monitor.
  • LED.print( value ) // Shows a value (text, number) on the screen.
  • OLED.print( string, value ) // You can add a label or message before the value.
  • OLED.printTop( value ) // Prints a smaller line in the upper half of the screen.
  • OLED.printTop( string, value ) // You can add a label or message before the value.
  • OLED.printBottom( value ) // Prints a smaller line in the lower half of the screen.
  • OLED.printBottom( string, value ) // You can add a label or message before the value.