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Automatic LED light - high WAF inside :)

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  • ben999B Offline
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    ben999
    wrote on last edited by
    #6

    Hi guys

    Could you please comment on this :

    bool tripped = digitalRead(PIN_MOTION) == HIGH;
    if ( tripped =! prevTripped ) {     //only send data when there is a change
      send(msgMotion.set(tripped ? "1" : "0")); // Send tripped value to gw
      prevTripped = tripped;
      }
    

    Goal is to send update to gateway when state of PIR sensor changes
    Trouble is that node sends state of sensor every cycle and floods karaf console...
    Any clue ?
    Also can anyone explain this

    bool tripped = digitalRead(PIN_MOTION) == HIGH;
    

    I dont quite understand.... read, store, and compare... all at once?

    Thanks a lot for your help

    Cheers

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    • ben999B ben999

      Hi guys

      Could you please comment on this :

      bool tripped = digitalRead(PIN_MOTION) == HIGH;
      if ( tripped =! prevTripped ) {     //only send data when there is a change
        send(msgMotion.set(tripped ? "1" : "0")); // Send tripped value to gw
        prevTripped = tripped;
        }
      

      Goal is to send update to gateway when state of PIR sensor changes
      Trouble is that node sends state of sensor every cycle and floods karaf console...
      Any clue ?
      Also can anyone explain this

      bool tripped = digitalRead(PIN_MOTION) == HIGH;
      

      I dont quite understand.... read, store, and compare... all at once?

      Thanks a lot for your help

      Cheers

      B Offline
      B Offline
      billgoolsby
      wrote on last edited by
      #7

      @ben999,
      As for your last question, this line is simply converting the pin state (either HIGH or LOW) to a boolean. The right side expression evaluates to a boolean that is true when the pin is HIGH. This is assigned to the boolean variable "tripped". This makes it logically easy to use in the following IF statement.

      First question: I'm not sure why it would send every cycle. The logic of the IF statement seems correct, and since prevTripped is global, its state will be preserved between loops.

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      • ben999B ben999

        Hi guys

        A new project came on top of the others : ceiling light

        The wife kinda likes the idea behind MySensors and openHab, as home automation and security system
        But i had to hit hard to get it fully accepted. So here comes the "cat shaped ceiling light" !!!

        (0_1508911480537_IMG_6161[1].JPG
        (Ok I know, ceiling is not finished yet... it has to be spotless as this kind of light reveals everything...)
        LED strip is glued on the edge of the board, powered via a 12V power supply which is controlled via an OMRON SSR relay

        Some AutoCad and CNC later... :

        0_1508914575098_IMG_6156.JPG

        0_1508914588720_IMG_6157.JPG

        This is highly inspired by Aproxx's work
        https://www.openhardware.io/view/77/AC-DC-double-solid-state-relay-module

        What I want it to do :

        • switch on the light when motion (PIR sensor)
        • switch itself off with delay (PIR kind enough to do that as well)
        • measure room light level so as to switch light on only when needed
        • have 3 modes controlled via openHab : fully automatic, always ON, always OFF

        So far i have managed to create a 3-state selector in openhab with this:

        • ".items" file: String HouseMode "House Mode [%s]"
        • ".sitemap" file: Switch item=LightMode mappings=[ON=1, AUTO=2, OFF=1]

        0_1508920812417_IMG_6164.PNG

        Now I am having some trouble with the sketch...
        I guess I should be using S_CUSTOM and V_CUSTOM (instead of S_BINARY and V_STATUS) as the "LightMode" variable can take up to 3 states...
        How do i then retreive that value?

        void receive(const MyMessage &message)
        int lightMode = message.getInt();
        

        Thanks for your input and comments :)

        dbemowskD Offline
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        dbemowsk
        wrote on last edited by
        #8

        @ben999 Nice CNC work on the PCB.

        Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
        Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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        • ben999B ben999

          Sorted :)

          It is probably a bad idea to send data to node while sleeping...

          Complete sketch for the record

          // Enable debug prints
          #define MY_DEBUG
          
          #define MY_RADIO_NRF24
          
          #define MY_PARENT_ID 0
          #define MY_NODE_ID 19
          
          #include <MySensors.h>
          
          // (Only input 2 and 3 generates interrupt!)
          #define PIN_MOTION 2      // Motion sensor input
          #define PIN_RELAY 5       // Omron relay output
          #define MOTION_ID 1       // Id of the motion sensor child
          #define RELAY_ID 2        // Id of the relay child
          
          int lightMode = 2;         // 0=OFF - 1=ON - 2=auto
          bool prevTripped = 0;          // previous state of motion sensor
          
          MyMessage msgMotion(MOTION_ID, V_TRIPPED);    // Initialize motion message
          
          void setup()
          {
            pinMode(PIN_MOTION, INPUT);
            delay(3000);  // wait for motion sensor voltage to stabilize
            pinMode(PIN_RELAY, OUTPUT);     // Then set relay pins in output mode
            digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);  // Make sure relays are off when starting up
          }
          
          
          void presentation()
          {
            sendSketchInfo("Toilet Light", "27.10.2017");
            present(MOTION_ID, S_MOTION);
            present(RELAY_ID, S_CUSTOM);
          }
          
          
          void loop()
          {
          
            bool tripped = digitalRead(PIN_MOTION) == HIGH;
          
            if ( tripped =! prevTripped ) { //only send data when there is a change
              send(msgMotion.set(tripped ? "1" : "0")); // Send tripped value to gw
              prevTripped = tripped;
            }
          
            if ( lightMode == 0 ) {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);
            }
          
            if ( lightMode == 1 ) {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, HIGH);
            }
          
            if ( (tripped == 1) && ( lightMode == 2 ) )  {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, HIGH);
            }
          
            if ( (tripped == 0) && ( lightMode == 2 ) )  {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);
            }
          }
          
          
          void receive(const MyMessage &message)
          {
            if (message.type == V_VAR1) {
              lightMode = atoi(message.data);
            }
          }
          

          Thanks for reading ! Next project !!!

          dbemowskD Offline
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          dbemowsk
          wrote on last edited by
          #9

          @ben999 I would rewrite some of the logic in your code to shorten it up a bit. I would change this:

            if ( lightMode == 0 ) {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);
            }
          
            if ( lightMode == 1 ) {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, HIGH);
            }
          
            if ( (tripped == 1) && ( lightMode == 2 ) )  {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, HIGH);
            }
          
            if ( (tripped == 0) && ( lightMode == 2 ) )  {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);
            }
          

          To this:

            if ( ( (tripped == 1) && ( lightMode == 2 ) ) ||   lightMode == 1  )  {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, HIGH);
            }
          
            if ( ( (tripped == 0) && ( lightMode == 2 ) ) ||   lightMode == 0  )  {
              digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);
            }
          

          Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
          Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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          • dbemowskD dbemowsk

            @ben999 I would rewrite some of the logic in your code to shorten it up a bit. I would change this:

              if ( lightMode == 0 ) {
                digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);
              }
            
              if ( lightMode == 1 ) {
                digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, HIGH);
              }
            
              if ( (tripped == 1) && ( lightMode == 2 ) )  {
                digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, HIGH);
              }
            
              if ( (tripped == 0) && ( lightMode == 2 ) )  {
                digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);
              }
            

            To this:

              if ( ( (tripped == 1) && ( lightMode == 2 ) ) ||   lightMode == 1  )  {
                digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, HIGH);
              }
            
              if ( ( (tripped == 0) && ( lightMode == 2 ) ) ||   lightMode == 0  )  {
                digitalWrite(PIN_RELAY, LOW);
              }
            
            ben999B Offline
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            ben999
            wrote on last edited by
            #10

            @dbemowsk thanks a lot :) i like that!

            Do you rekon that would "speed" things up? Not that i need more speed to switch that light on but would this simplify and shorten the sketch processing time?

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            • B billgoolsby

              @ben999,
              As for your last question, this line is simply converting the pin state (either HIGH or LOW) to a boolean. The right side expression evaluates to a boolean that is true when the pin is HIGH. This is assigned to the boolean variable "tripped". This makes it logically easy to use in the following IF statement.

              First question: I'm not sure why it would send every cycle. The logic of the IF statement seems correct, and since prevTripped is global, its state will be preserved between loops.

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              ben999
              wrote on last edited by
              #11

              @billgoolsby thanks a lot for your comments that make more sense now :)

              Trouble is that if sketch remains as above it doesn't get into the if ( tripped =! prevTripped ) loop (i have put Serial.print here and there and i never get to it)
              On top of that tripped stays locked on HIGH but light is off...

              Any clue? Sketch seems fine to you?

              Thanks for your time :)

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              • dbemowskD dbemowsk

                @ben999 Nice CNC work on the PCB.

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                ben999
                wrote on last edited by
                #12

                @dbemowsk said in Automatic LED light - high WAF inside :):

                @ben999 Nice CNC work on the PCB.

                I have some neat little tools in my workshop:

                3x1.5m working area
                0_1510121225655_P1000290small.JPG

                500x300mm working area
                0_1510121707486_IMG_6233small.JPG

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                • ben999B ben999

                  @dbemowsk said in Automatic LED light - high WAF inside :):

                  @ben999 Nice CNC work on the PCB.

                  I have some neat little tools in my workshop:

                  3x1.5m working area
                  0_1510121225655_P1000290small.JPG

                  500x300mm working area
                  0_1510121707486_IMG_6233small.JPG

                  dbemowskD Offline
                  dbemowskD Offline
                  dbemowsk
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #13

                  @ben999 OK, NO FAIR. Is the bottom one a laser cutter/engraver??

                  Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
                  Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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                  • dbemowskD dbemowsk

                    @ben999 OK, NO FAIR. Is the bottom one a laser cutter/engraver??

                    ben999B Offline
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                    ben999
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #14

                    @dbemowsk :D i know i'm lucky to have all those toys handy

                    This is a 2.2kW spindle... other one is 13kW in case i need more :D

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                    • ben999B ben999

                      @dbemowsk :D i know i'm lucky to have all those toys handy

                      This is a 2.2kW spindle... other one is 13kW in case i need more :D

                      dbemowskD Offline
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                      dbemowsk
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #15

                      @ben999 .oO{ JEALOUS }Oo.

                      Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
                      Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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                      • ben999B ben999

                        @billgoolsby thanks a lot for your comments that make more sense now :)

                        Trouble is that if sketch remains as above it doesn't get into the if ( tripped =! prevTripped ) loop (i have put Serial.print here and there and i never get to it)
                        On top of that tripped stays locked on HIGH but light is off...

                        Any clue? Sketch seems fine to you?

                        Thanks for your time :)

                        ben999B Offline
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                        ben999
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #16

                        @ben999 just for the record... =! is wrong. Should have been !=
                        Makes quite a difference :(

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