// Lab03 - PWM and ISRs
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#define MY_DELAY 800
//These Teensy pins are PWM
int greenLED = 20;//3.0V, ~33ohm or bigger - LEDs turn ON with very little current
so the 220 ohm that came with the tri-color LED are fine
int blueLED = 21;//2.3V, ~111ohm
int redLED = 23;//1.6V, ~189ohm
// Demo #3 and Demo #4
int pushButton = 10;
// Demo #3
int counter = 0;
// Demo #4
volatile int counter = 0;
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(blueLED, OUTPUT);
pinMode(greenLED, OUTPUT);
pinMode(redLED, OUTPUT);
// Demo #3 and Demo #4
pinMode(pushButton, INPUT);
//use this open circuited pin for a seed to the random number generator
pinMode(A0, INPUT);
randomSeed(analogRead(A0));
// Demo #4
//README: https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/external-
interrupts/attachinterrupt/
//attachInterrupt( pushButton, cycleRGB, FALLING );
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
// TODO: see below for each of the demos
} //end loop()
//DEMO #1 - CYCLE RGB (Digital)
// digitalWrite(redLED, HIGH);
// delay(MY_DELAY);
// digitalWrite(redLED, LOW);
//
// digitalWrite(greenLED, true);
// delay(MY_DELAY);
// digitalWrite(greenLED, false);
//
// digitalWrite(blueLED, 1);
// delay(MY_DELAY);
// digitalWrite(blueLED, 0);
//DEMO #2 - RANDOMLY SET EACH OF: R,G,B (PWM)
// analogWrite(redLED, random(256));
// analogWrite(greenLED, random(256));
// analogWrite(blueLED, random(256));
// delay(MY_DELAY);
//DEMO #3 - COLOUR CYCLING WITH A PUSH-BUTTON SWITCH (PBS)
//void loop() {
// randomLights();
//
// // first press of pushbutton
// if ( digitalRead(pushButton) == LOW ) {
// counter++;
// if ( counter > 10 ) counter = 1; // reset counter after 10 presses
// Serial.print("Press (freeze).... counter is: ");
// Serial.println( counter );
// delay(1000); // freeze lights of LED
// }
//
// while ( counter > 0 && counter < 10 ) {
// if( digitalRead(pushButton) == LOW ) {
// counter++;
// Serial.print("Another Press (random)... counter is: ");
// Serial.println( counter );
// randomLights();
// }
// }
//} //end loop() - Demo #3
//
//void randomLights() {
// analogWrite(redLED, random(256));
// analogWrite(greenLED, random(256));
// analogWrite(blueLED, random(256));
// delay(MY_DELAY);
//}
//DEMO #4 - COLOUR CYCLING WITH AN INTERRUPT SERVICE ROUTINE (ISR)
//void loop() {
// randomLights();
//} //end loop() - Demo #4
//
//
void cycleRGB() {
// int onPin, offPin_1, offPin_2;
//
// counter++;
// //FIXME: no I/O in ISR; only here for teaching purposes
// Serial.print( "cycleRBG() ISR\tcounter: ");
// Serial.println( counter );
//
// int beacon = counter % 3;
//
// if ( beacon == 0 ) {
// onPin = redLED;
// offPin_1 = greenLED;
// offPin_2 = blueLED;
// } else if ( beacon == 1 ) {
// onPin = greenLED;
// offPin_1 = redLED;
// offPin_2 = blueLED;
// } else { // must be Blue
// onPin = blueLED;
// offPin_1 = redLED;
// offPin_2 = greenLED;
// }
//
// analogWrite(onPin, HIGH);
// analogWrite(offPin_1, LOW);
// analogWrite(offPin_2, LOW);
// delay(200);
//}
