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The document describes two Arduino activities for controlling traffic lights. The first activity controls a single set of traffic lights by turning the green, yellow and red lights on and off in sequence using delays. The second activity adds an interactive pedestrian button that activates a pedestrian walking signal when pressed, overriding the car lights for a set time.

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MC Flores

The document describes two Arduino activities for controlling traffic lights. The first activity controls a single set of traffic lights by turning the green, yellow and red lights on and off in sequence using delays. The second activity adds an interactive pedestrian button that activates a pedestrian walking signal when pressed, overriding the car lights for a set time.

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ACTIVITY #1 TRAFFIC LIGHTS

CODE:

int GREEN1=2; //pin2 is green light1

int YELLOW1=3; //pin3 is yellow light1

int RED1=4; //pin4 is red light1

void setup() {

pinMode (GREEN1,OUTPUT);

pinMode (YELLOW1,OUTPUT);

pinMode (RED1,OUTPUT);

void loop() {

digitalWrite (GREEN1,LOW); //GREEN LIGHT1 IS ON

digitalWrite (YELLOW1,HIGH);

digitalWrite (RED1,HIGH);

delay (5000);

digitalWrite (GREEN1,HIGH);

digitalWrite (YELLOW1,LOW); //YELLOW LIGHT1 IS ON

digitalWrite (RED1,HIGH);

delay (2000);

digitalWrite (GREEN1,HIGH);

digitalWrite (YELLOW1,HIGH);

digitalWrite (RED1,LOW); //RED LIGHT1 IS ON

delay (5000);

}
ACTIVITY#2

CODE:

int GREEN=2; //pin2 is green light1

int YELLOW=3; //pin3 is yellow light1

int RED=4; //pin4 is red light1

int pedRed=5; //pin5 is red pedestrian light

int pedGreen=6; //pin6 is green pedestrian light

int button=7; //pin7 is pedestrian interactive button

int crossTime=5000;

unsigned long changeTime;

void setup() {

pinMode (GREEN,OUTPUT);

pinMode (YELLOW,OUTPUT);

pinMode (RED,OUTPUT);

pinMode (button,INPUT);

digitalWrite (pedRed,HIGH);

digitalWrite (GREEN,HIGH);

void loop() {

int state = digitalRead(button);

if( state == HIGH && (millis() - changeTime) > 5000)

changeLights();

}
void changeLights(){

digitalWrite (GREEN,LOW);

digitalWrite (YELLOW,HIGH);

delay (2000);

digitalWrite (YELLOW,LOW);

digitalWrite (RED,HIGH);

delay (1000);

digitalWrite (pedRed,LOW);

digitalWrite (RED, HIGH);

delay (crossTime);

for (int x=0; x<10; x++)

digitalWrite (pedGreen,HIGH);

delay(250);

digitalWrite (pedGreen,LOW);

delay(250);

digitalWrite (pedRed,HIGH);

delay (500);

digitalWrite (YELLOW,HIGH);

digitalWrite (RED,LOW);

delay (1000);

digitalWrite (GREEN,HIGH);

digitalWrite (RED,LOW);

changeTime= millis();

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