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GUVA-S12SD UV sensor sketch required

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    Tommas
    wrote on last edited by Tommas
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    Dear All!

    Does anybody have mysensors compatible GUVA-S12SD UV sensor sketch?
    I would like to operate it from 3.3V battery connected to Sensebender MIcro.

    Thank you in advance!

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      Hello,

      if you're new to MySensors:

      • you can use the light sensor example, change the calculation for your sensor, and also change the msg type to UV. https://www.mysensors.org/build/light-lm393
      • or use and change directly the UV example https://www.mysensors.org/build/uv

      According to adafruit, your calc should look something like that:
      UVindex = (ADC reading * Sensor_VCC / 102.4) where Sensor_VCC in your case would be 3.3V. You might need to adapt for a variable voltage as it will follow the battery voltage.

      In case you have trouble, post your sketch.

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