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    DSH 772-196 1

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    Nguyen Phuoc Ho
    This multi-function shield includes features like a 4 digit 7-segment LED display, 4 LEDs, a potentiometer, 3 push buttons, a piezo buzzer, and interfaces for a temperature sensor and infrared receiver. The document provides Arduino code examples for blinking an LED, blinking all LEDs, reading switches, reading a potentiometer and displaying its value in the serial monitor, and reading a potentiometer and displaying its value on the 7-segment display.

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    DSH 772-196 1

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    This multi-function shield includes features like a 4 digit 7-segment LED display, 4 LEDs, a potentiometer, 3 push buttons, a piezo buzzer, and interfaces for a temperature sensor and infrared receiver. The document provides Arduino code examples for blinking an LED, blinking all LEDs, reading switches, reading a potentiometer and displaying its value in the serial monitor, and reading a potentiometer and displaying its value on the 7-segment display.

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    This multi-function shield includes features like a 4 digit 7-segment LED display, 4 LEDs, a potentiometer, 3 push buttons, a piezo buzzer, and interfaces for a temperature sensor and infrared receiver. The document provides Arduino code examples for blinking an LED, blinking all LEDs, reading switches, reading a potentiometer and displaying its value in the serial monitor, and reading a potentiometer and displaying its value on the 7-segment display.

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    132 views6 pages

    DSH 772-196 1

    Uploaded by

    Nguyen Phuoc Ho
    This multi-function shield includes features like a 4 digit 7-segment LED display, 4 LEDs, a potentiometer, 3 push buttons, a piezo buzzer, and interfaces for a temperature sensor and infrared receiver. The document provides Arduino code examples for blinking an LED, blinking all LEDs, reading switches, reading a potentiometer and displaying its value in the serial monitor, and reading a potentiometer and displaying its value on the 7-segment display.

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    This shield got my attention as it looked like a nice beginners learning type shield with which you could

    get up
    and running with an Arduino

    Here is a picture of the board, a few code examples are available later on in the article.

    multi function shield

    Features

    4 digit 7-segment LED display module driven by two serial 74HC595’s


    4 LED’s
    10K potentiometer
    3 x push buttons
    Piezo buzzer
    DS18B20 temperature sensor interface (not included)
    Infrared receiver interface
    Serial interface header for connection to serial modules
    Code Examples
    ********************************************************************

    Blinking LED
    1 int led = 13; ?
    2
    3 void setup()
    4 {
    5 // initialize the digital pin as an output.
    6 pinMode(led, OUTPUT);
    7 }
    8
    9 void loop()
    10 {
    11 digitalWrite(led, HIGH);
    12 delay(1000);
    13 digitalWrite(led, LOW);
    14 delay(1000);
    15 }

    ********************************************************************

    All LEDS blinking

    ********************************************************************

    Switches example
    1 const byte LED[] = {13,12,11,10}; ?
    2
    3 #define BUTTON1 A1
    4 #define BUTTON2 A2
    5
    6 void setup()
    7 {
    8 // initialize the digital pin as an output.
    9 /* Set each pin to outputs */
    10 pinMode(LED[0], OUTPUT);
    11 pinMode(LED[1], OUTPUT);
    12 pinMode(LED[2], OUTPUT);
    13 pinMode(LED[3], OUTPUT);
    14 }
    15
    16 void loop()
    17 {
    18 if(!digitalRead(BUTTON1))
    19 {
    20 digitalWrite(LED[0], HIGH);
    21 digitalWrite(LED[1], HIGH);
    22 digitalWrite(LED[2], HIGH);
    23 digitalWrite(LED[3], HIGH);
    24 }
    25

    26 if(!digitalRead(BUTTON2))
    27 {
    28 digitalWrite(LED[0], LOW);
    29 digitalWrite(LED[1], LOW);
    30 digitalWrite(LED[2], LOW);
    31 digitalWrite(LED[3], LOW);
    32 }
    33 }
    ********************************************************************

    Potentiometer 1
    1 #define Pot1 0 ?
    2
    3 void setup()
    4 {
    5 Serial.begin(9600);
    6 }
    7
    8 /* Main Program */
    9 void loop()
    10 {
    11
    12 Serial.print(“Potentiometer reading: “);
    13 Serial.println(analogRead(Pot1));
    14 /* Wait 0.5 seconds before reading again */
    15 delay(500);
    16 }

    ********************************************************************
    Pot and led

    28 Serial.print(“Potentiometer: “);
    29 Serial.println(PotValue);
    30 }
    31 else
    32 {
    33 digitalWrite(LED[0], HIGH);
    34 digitalWrite(LED[1], HIGH);
    35 digitalWrite(LED[2], HIGH);
    36 digitalWrite(LED[3], HIGH);
    37 Serial.print(“Potentiometer: “);
    38 Serial.println(PotValue);
    39 }
    40 delay(500);
    41 }
    ********************************************************************
    segment display

    ********************************************************************

    Read pot and display value on display


    1 /* Define shift register pins used for seven segment display */ ?
    2 #define LATCH_DIO 4
    3 #define CLK_DIO 7
    4 #define DATA_DIO 8
    5
    6 #define Pot1 0
    7
    8 /* Segment byte maps for numbers 0 to 9 */
    9 const byte SEGMENT_MAP[] = {0xC0,0xF9,0xA4,0xB0,0x99,0x92,0x82,0xF8,0X80,0X90};
    10 /* Byte maps to select digit 1 to 4 */
    11 const byte SEGMENT_SELECT[] = {0xF1,0xF2,0xF4,0xF8};
    12
    13 void setup ()
    14 {
    15 Serial.begin(9600);
    16 /* Set DIO pins to outputs */
    17 pinMode(LATCH_DIO,OUTPUT);
    18 pinMode(CLK_DIO,OUTPUT);
    19 pinMode(DATA_DIO,OUTPUT);
    20 }
    21
    22 /* Main program */
    23 void loop()
    24 {
    25 int PotValue;
    26 PotValue = analogRead(Pot1);
    27 Serial.print(“Potentiometer: “);
    28 Serial.println(PotValue);
    29 /* Update the display with the current counter value */
    30 WriteNumberToSegment(0 , PotValue / 1000);
    31 WriteNumberToSegment(1 , (PotValue / 100) % 10);
    32 WriteNumberToSegment(2 , (PotValue / 10) % 10);
    33 WriteNumberToSegment(3 , PotValue % 10);
    34 }
    35
    36 /* Write a decimal number between 0 and 9 to one of the 4 digits of the display
    37 */ void WriteNumberToSegment(byte Segment, byte Value) {
    38
    39 digitalWrite(LATCH_DIO,LOW);
    40 shiftOut(DATA_DIO, CLK_DIO, MSBFIRST, SEGMENT_MAP[Value]);
    41 shiftOut(DATA_DIO, CLK_DIO, MSBFIRST, SEGMENT_SELECT[Segment] );
    42 digitalWrite(LATCH_DIO,HIGH);
    43 }
    ********************************************************************

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