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Moisture sensor example - pin A0

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  • y4CdW42Ol8Y Offline
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    y4CdW42Ol8
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    Hello,
    Does anyone know the purpose of Pin A0 (it is not connected in the example)? Does it present a voltage depending to moisture level?
    Is there a schematic?
    Thanks,
    Dieter

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      @y4cdw42ol8 Pin A0 is an analog output that does just as you said. Gives a voltage reading based on soil moisture. If this is connected to an analog pin, you canget a varied reading of the soil moisture.

      The D0 in the example works based on a level set by the potentiometer on the board to set a trigger level. Once the soil moisture gets above that trigger level, the state will change from logic 0 to logic 1.

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        Oh good, Thanks.

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