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    • ajb2k3A
      ajb2k3 @ken57093
      last edited by ajb2k3

      @ken57093 在 How to use the angle sensor? 中说:

      @ajb2k3
      Okay... Thanks a lot!

      your talking about the white thing?
      Sorry i was confused as i dont have the white thing

      Digitalread returns 1?

      Looks connected, try analogread() on 22 (not spelt correctly)

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        ken57093 @ajb2k3
        last edited by ken57093

        @ajb2k3
        Yes, the white thing is the angle sensor and i connect it to the M5 Core. The Digitalread returns is 1.

        I had tried analogread() on 22 but cannot get the angle change on the serial monitor (Its always 0).

        Do you have any ideas?

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        • ajb2k3A
          ajb2k3 @ken57093
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          @ken57093
          Sorry posting while half asleep.
          According to the datasheet GPIO22 in on pin 39 however, grove specs should have it as not connected in analogue read mode.
          Just checking the various documents and according to them you may want GPIO 21 which is on pin 42 (again sorry, i'm half asleep and rushing to work.)

          Have you downloaded the esp32 data sheets and they are very usefull to read through?

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            ken57093 @ajb2k3
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            @ajb2k3
            Thank you.
            Do you mean changing "#define ROTARY_ANGLE_SENSOR 22" to "#define ROTARY_ANGLE_SENSOR 21"?

            I changed 22 to 21 but there is no difference except digitalread() of 21 is always 1.

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            • ajb2k3A
              ajb2k3 @ken57093
              last edited by ajb2k3

              @ken57093 gpio22 in NOT on pin 22 gpio is on pin 49 according to the datasheet

              Opps there are only 48 pins. the define should be 39!

              #define ROTARY_ANGLE_SENSOR 39

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                ken57093 @ajb2k3
                last edited by ken57093

                @ajb2k3
                Thank you.

                I had tried. There is no change when i steer the sensor, but the value will sometime auto change itself.

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                • ajb2k3A
                  ajb2k3 @ken57093
                  last edited by ajb2k3

                  @ken57093 , sorry, will try setting up a test rig and test.
                  Haybin said to try 36!

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                    ken57093 @ajb2k3
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                    @ajb2k3

                    I had tried before. The output of 36 is similar to 39.

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                    • ajb2k3A
                      ajb2k3 @ken57093
                      last edited by ajb2k3

                      @ken57093 在 How to use the angle sensor? 中说:

                      Ok, set up my test rig and getting the same results.
                      This is my code and I think something is missing.

                      #include <M5Stack.h>
                      /macro definitions of Rotary angle sensor and LED pin/
                      #define ROTARY_ANGLE_SENSOR 36
                      #define LED 3 //the Grove - LED is connected to PWM pin D3 of Arduino
                      #define ADC_REF 3.3 //reference voltage of ADC is 5v.If the Vcc switch on the seeeduino
                      //board switches to 3V3, the ADC_REF should be 3.3
                      #define GROVE_VCC 3.3 //VCC of the grove interface is normally 5v
                      #define FULL_ANGLE 180 //full value of the rotary angle is 300 degrees
                      void setup()
                      {
                      M5.begin();
                      Serial.begin(9600);
                      pinMode(ROTARY_ANGLE_SENSOR, INPUT);
                      pinMode(LED,OUTPUT);
                      }
                      void loop()
                      {
                      float voltage;
                      int sensor_value = analogRead(ROTARY_ANGLE_SENSOR);
                      voltage = (float)sensor_valueADC_REF/1023;
                      float degrees = (voltage
                      FULL_ANGLE)/GROVE_VCC;
                      Serial.println("The angle between the mark and the starting position:");
                      Serial.println(degrees);
                      }

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                      • ajb2k3A
                        ajb2k3
                        last edited by

                        OK analogue read does not work, the command is something like ADC1 get raw (or some such)

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                        • lukasmaximusL
                          lukasmaximus
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                          I can get a readout from the angle sensor on both the serial console and lcd with this sketch. Try it out and see if it works for you. I'm using the m5go but the pinout should be the same. Make sure you connect the black wire to gnd, the red wire to 5v and the white wire to 36

                          <code>

                          #include <M5Stack.h>

                          void setup()
                          {
                          M5.begin();
                          M5.Lcd.setBrightness(30);
                          M5.Lcd.clear();

                          }

                          void loop()
                          {
                          M5.Lcd.setCursor(160, 120);
                          int adc = analogRead(36);
                          M5.Lcd.println(adc);
                          Serial.println(adc);
                          delay(2);
                          }
                          </code>

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                            ken57093
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                            @lukasmaximus

                            Thank you. But i just have this wire and I use your code still unsuccess.
                            http://forum.m5stack.com/assets/uploads/files/1538465243067-20181002_152122-resized.jpg

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                            • ajb2k3A
                              ajb2k3 @lukasmaximus
                              last edited by

                              @lukasmaximus 在 How to use the angle sensor? 中说:

                              I can get a readout from the angle sensor on both the serial console and lcd with this sketch. Try it out and see if it works for you. I'm using the m5go but the pinout should be the same. Make sure you connect the black wire to gnd, the red wire to 5v and the white wire to 36

                              <code>

                              #include <M5Stack.h>

                              void setup()
                              {
                              M5.begin();
                              M5.Lcd.setBrightness(30);
                              M5.Lcd.clear();

                              }

                              void loop()
                              {
                              M5.Lcd.setCursor(160, 120);
                              int adc = analogRead(36);
                              M5.Lcd.println(adc);
                              Serial.println(adc);
                              delay(2);
                              }
                              </code>

                              My self and Ken are using the grove port which is pin 22&23 and so can't move it over to a different port.
                              @ken57093 - I haven't forgotten about you my friend, I just been busy trying to finish some of my backlog of projects which the M5Stack is proving to be very usefull for.

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                                ken57093 @ajb2k3
                                last edited by ken57093

                                @ajb2k3
                                Haha, it's fine. I almost give up trying the angle sensor myself. Now I'm trying to use the SIM800L GSM module.

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                                • lukasmaximusL
                                  lukasmaximus
                                  last edited by

                                  My apologies guys, I presumed you were using the m5go or fire as I am. If you are using the gray or black core models you will need to use jumper cables to attach the angle sensor to the pins on the bottom of the core as shown in this picture. it is not possible to connect the angle sensor to 22 or 23 as they are digital inputs, for the angle sensor we need an analog input or ADC (analog to digital converter) pin, so this is only possible on pins 35 and 36. try to connect as I show in these pictures and try again, it should display the numbers on both the serial monitor and the screen.![](http://imagehosting.biz/image/6ut
                                  http://imagehosting.biz/image/6u0)

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                                    ken57093 @lukasmaximus
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                                    @lukasmaximus

                                    Thank you. I will try it again after buying the wire

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