TX RX ERR - LED for Sensors
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Hi,
is there a simple way to get these LEDs working on Sensors? Like the LEDs on the Serial Gateway but as said... for Sensors.
Many Thanks
Petz
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Hi,
is there a simple way to get these LEDs working on Sensors? Like the LEDs on the Serial Gateway but as said... for Sensors.
Many Thanks
Petz
you want to transmit to a node an instruction to turn on/off an LED... or you want to show at the node that it is in TX/RX process?
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@BulldogLowell
I would like the node to show that it is in TX/RX process. -
Nevertheless Thanks!
That's how I solved it:
If message sent, blink LED
If message received, blink LEDThat's my code for 1, 2 or 3 LEDs:
#include <MySensor.h> #include <SPI.h> MySensor gw; //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // YOUR DEFINITIONS //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Definitions //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // POWER RX TX LED //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Definitions // choose one Mode // All with one LED => LEDMode = 1 // POWER seperate => LEDMode = 2 // only TX and RX => LEDMode = 3 // 3 seperate LEDS => LEDMode = 4 // for a power LED, I would connect a LED between GND and VCC in general. const int LEDMode = 3; // 2 3 4 (0 is off) // Mode 1 #define LEDPwrRXTXPin 4 // Mode 2 #define LEDPwrPin1 3 #define LEDRXTXPin 4 // Mode 3 #define LEDRXPin 3 #define LEDTXPin 4 // Mode 4 #define LEDPwrPin2 19 #define LEDRXPin 3 #define LEDTXPin 4 int blinkRX = 0; int blinkTX = 0; void setup() { gw.begin(incomingMessage, AUTO, true); //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // YOUR CODE //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // VOID SETUP //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // POWER RX TX LED //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // VOID SETUP // All with one LED => LEDMode = 1 if (LEDMode == 1){ pinMode(LEDPwrRXTXPin, OUTPUT); } // POWER seperate => LEDMode = 2 if (LEDMode == 2){ pinMode(LEDPwrPin1, OUTPUT); pinMode(LEDRXTXPin, OUTPUT); } // only TX and RX => LEDMode = 3 if (LEDMode == 3){ pinMode(LEDRXPin, OUTPUT); pinMode(LEDTXPin, OUTPUT); } // 3 seperate LEDS => LEDMode = 4 if (LEDMode == 4){ pinMode(LEDPwrPin2, OUTPUT); pinMode(LEDTXPin, OUTPUT); pinMode(LEDRXPin, OUTPUT); } } void loop() { gw.process(); //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // POWER RX TX LED //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // VOID LOOP if (LEDMode == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDPwrRXTXPin,HIGH); if (blinkTX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDPwrRXTXPin, LOW); // invert blink because power is already on delay(40); digitalWrite(LEDPwrRXTXPin, HIGH); blinkTX = 0; } } if (LEDMode == 2){ digitalWrite(LEDPwrPin1,HIGH); digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin,LOW); if (blinkTX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin, HIGH); delay(40); digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin, LOW); blinkTX = 0; } } if (LEDMode == 3){ digitalWrite(LEDRXPin,LOW); digitalWrite(LEDTXPin,LOW); if (blinkTX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDTXPin, HIGH); delay(40); digitalWrite(LEDTXPin, LOW); blinkTX = 0; } } if (LEDMode == 4){ digitalWrite(LEDPwrPin2,HIGH); digitalWrite(LEDRXPin,LOW); digitalWrite(LEDTXPin,LOW); if (blinkTX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDTXPin, HIGH); delay(40); digitalWrite(LEDTXPin, LOW); blinkTX = 0; } } //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // YOUR CODE //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // VOID LOOP // !!! at gw.send(msg.set...); there also needs to be a - blinkTX = 1; - !!! } void incomingMessage(const MyMessage &message) { //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // POWER RX TX LED //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // INCOMING MESSAGE if (LEDMode == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDPwrRXTXPin, LOW); delay(40); digitalWrite(LEDPwrRXTXPin, HIGH); } if (LEDMode == 2){ digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin,HIGH); delay(40); digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin, LOW); } if (LEDMode == 3){ digitalWrite(LEDRXPin, HIGH); delay(40); digitalWrite(LEDRXPin, LOW); } if (LEDMode == 4){ digitalWrite(LEDRXPin, HIGH); delay(40); digitalWrite(LEDRXPin, LOW); } //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // YOUR CODE //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // INCOMING MESSAGE }Still missing is the ERROR. Is there a way to ask if there was a "fail" within the message?
Thanks
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@andriej said:
+1 for the RX/TX LED support in code for node! :-)
++ to include the new RGB implementation along with this mod!
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now without delay() but with LEDs are on for a number of loops (millis()) didn't work smoothly)
#include <MySensor.h> #include <SPI.h> MySensor gw; //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // DEFINITIONS //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // POWER RX TX LED //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Definitions // choose one Mode // All with one LED => LEDMode = 1 // POWER seperate => LEDMode = 2 // only TX and RX => LEDMode = 3 // 3 seperate LEDS => LEDMode = 4 // RX TX combined, no PWR LED => LEDMode = 5 // for a power LED, I would connect a LED between GND and VCC in general. const int LEDMode = 5; // 2 3 4 5 (0 is off) // does not need to be modified // Mode 1 #define LEDPwrRXTXPin 4 // Mode 2 #define LEDPwrPin1 3 #define LEDRXTXPin 4 // Mode 3 #define LEDRXPin 3 #define LEDTXPin 4 // Mode 4 #define LEDPwrPin2 14 #define LEDRXPin2 3 #define LEDTXPin2 4 // Mode 5 #define LEDRXTXPin2 4 int blinkRX = 0; int blinkTX = 0; int blinkLoopTX = 0; int blinkOffTX = 500; // number of Loops until blink is off int blinkLoopRX = 0; int blinkOffRX = 500; // number of Loops until blink is off //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // VOID SETUP - VOID SETUP - VOID SETUP - VOID SETUP - VOID SETUP //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- void setup() { gw.begin(incomingMessage, AUTO, true); //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // POWER RX TX LED //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // VOID SETUP // does not need to be modified // All with one LED => LEDMode = 1 if (LEDMode == 1){ pinMode(LEDPwrRXTXPin, OUTPUT); } // POWER seperate => LEDMode = 2 if (LEDMode == 2){ pinMode(LEDPwrPin1, OUTPUT); pinMode(LEDRXTXPin, OUTPUT); } // only TX and RX => LEDMode = 3 if (LEDMode == 3){ pinMode(LEDRXPin, OUTPUT); pinMode(LEDTXPin, OUTPUT); } // 3 seperate LEDS => LEDMode = 4 if (LEDMode == 4){ pinMode(LEDPwrPin2, OUTPUT); pinMode(LEDTXPin, OUTPUT); pinMode(LEDRXPin, OUTPUT); } // no POWERLEd only RX TX combined => LEDMode = 5 if (LEDMode == 5){ pinMode(LEDRXTXPin2, OUTPUT); } } //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // VOID LOOP - VOID LOOP - VOID LOOP - VOID LOOP - VOID LOOP - VOID LOOP //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Check if digital input has changed and send in new value void loop() { gw.process(); //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // POWER RX TX LED //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // VOID LOOP // does not need to be modified if (LEDMode == 1){ if (blinkTX == 0 && blinkRX == 0){digitalWrite(LEDPwrRXTXPin,HIGH);} if (blinkTX == 1 || blinkRX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin, LOW); if (blinkLoopTX >= blinkOffTX){ blinkTX = 0; blinkRX = 0; blinkLoopTX = 0;} blinkLoopTX++; } } if (LEDMode == 2){ digitalWrite(LEDPwrPin1,HIGH); if (blinkTX == 0 && blinkRX == 0){digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin,LOW);} if (blinkTX == 1 || blinkRX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin, HIGH); if (blinkLoopTX >= blinkOffTX){ blinkTX = 0; blinkRX = 0; blinkLoopTX = 0;} blinkLoopTX++; } } if (LEDMode == 3){ digitalWrite(LEDRXPin,LOW); if (blinkTX == 0){digitalWrite(LEDTXPin,LOW);} if (blinkTX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDTXPin, HIGH); if (blinkLoopTX >= blinkOffTX){ blinkTX = 0; blinkLoopTX = 0;} blinkLoopTX++; } if (blinkRX == 0){digitalWrite(LEDRXPin,LOW);} if (blinkRX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDRXPin, HIGH); if (blinkLoopRX >= blinkOffRX){ blinkRX = 0; blinkLoopRX = 0;} blinkLoopRX++; } } if (LEDMode == 4){ digitalWrite(LEDPwrPin2,HIGH); if (blinkTX == 0){digitalWrite(LEDTXPin2,LOW);} if (blinkTX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDTXPin2, HIGH); if (blinkLoopTX >= blinkOffTX){ blinkTX = 0; blinkLoopTX = 0;} blinkLoopTX++; } if (blinkRX == 0){digitalWrite(LEDRXPin2,LOW);} if (blinkRX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDRXPin2, HIGH); if (blinkLoopRX >= blinkOffRX){ blinkRX = 0; blinkLoopRX = 0;} blinkLoopRX++; } } if (LEDMode == 5){ if (blinkTX == 0 && blinkRX == 0){digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin2,LOW);} if (blinkTX == 1 || blinkRX == 1){ digitalWrite(LEDRXTXPin2, HIGH); if (blinkLoopTX >= blinkOffTX){ blinkTX = 0; blinkRX = 0; blinkLoopTX = 0;} blinkLoopTX++; } } //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // YOUR CODE //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // VOID LOOP // !!! at gw.send(msg.set...); there also needs to be a - blinkTX = 1; - !!! } //------------------------------------------------------------------------ //------------------------------------------------------------------------ //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // VOID INCOMING MESSAGE - VOID INCOMING MESSAGE - VOID INCOMING MESSAGE //------------------------------------------------------------------------ void incomingMessage(const MyMessage &message) { //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // POWER RX TX LED //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // INCOMING MESSAGE blinkRX = 1; //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // YOUR CODE //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // INCOMING MESSAGE } -
I use something similar mainly to show if messages are received. For this purpose I created a small class/ library to blink and time LED's. The class uses a similar syntax as Bounce2 for assigning and handling LED's attached to output pins. LedFlash.
A code example:
https://codebender.cc/sketch:85200
