serial_write-help.pd

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#X text 746 504 Written by Alexandros Drymonitis;
#X msg 43 360 devices;
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#X text 540 223 Inlets:;
#X text 580 240 1st: bytes from [comport];
#X text 540 286 Outlets:;
#X text 49 19 [serial_write]: abstraction that works with Arduinos'
Serial.write() function (with the use of [comport]);
#X text 40 78 [serial_write] is a vanilla abstraction that works with
[comport] and Arduino's Serial.write() function.;
#X obj 43 452 serial_write analog 3 digital 3;
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#X text 41 115 You must specify the type of pins you want to read (analog
or digital) and how many pins of this type you'll be reading. At least
two arguments are necessary \, the third and fourth are optional \,
you don't need them in case you read only one kind of pins. The order
of the arguments must be aligned with the Arduino code. If you first
read the analog pins \, then the first argument must be "analog" \,
like in the example below.;
#X text 40 235 This help patch works with the serial_write.ino sketch.
Check it for more information.;
#X text 541 26 Arguments:;
#X text 600 47 1st (obligatory): type of pins you are reading (analog
or digital);
#X text 603 75 2nd (obligatory): number of pins of the type specified
by the first argument;
#X text 604 107 3rd (optional): type of pins you are reading (if first
argument is "analog" \, then this is "digital" \, and vice versa);
#X text 603 151 4th (optional. if third argument provided \, then this
is obligatory as well): number of pins of the type specified by the
third argument;
#X msg 241 419 digital 3;
#X msg 226 394 analog 3;
#X text 580 259 2nd: message to set number of pins with type;
#X text 584 304 1st: list of values of the type specified by the first
argument;
#X text 584 339 2nd: list of values of the type specified by the third
argument;
#X text 41 271 Note: the digital pins are using the internal pull-up
resistors \, using INPUT_PULLUP \, so you don't need to use resistors
for switch. For this reason the readings of the digital pins are inverted
so you get a 1 when you press a switch and a 0 when you release it.
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