need help with basic stamp code

[thangngoc]

I have a small alarm project that have to use basic stamp language to determine whether the input to the alarm is 5V or ground (0V) via pin 1. If the input is 5V then the result is logic 1 otherwise the result is logic 0 . How can I put them in basic stamp language?

there is a sample code input/output in the BS2. Not sure if this helps




' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}

' Program to control Don's cranberry bog pump
' Program watches two 24 volt inputs (reduced to 5 volts by the time it reaches the stamp)
' When both 24 volt inputs are on then the solid state relay will go on
' The solid state relay will stay on until both 24 volt inputs go off.
' Bog Pump 1.bs2
‘ Uncomment DEBUG statements to turn on debugging

check VAR Byte ' variable for debug output

DO ' Loop to watch the two 24 volt inputs

IF( IN3 = 1 AND IN1 = 1) THEN ' If both 24 volt inputs are on
HIGH 12 ' Turn solid state relay on
check = 1
'DEBUG DEC check ‘ Send condition state to terminal for debugging information
ELSEIF( IN3 = 0 AND IN1 = 0) THEN ' Only turn solid state relay off if both 24 volt inputs are off
check = 0
'DEBUG DEC check ‘ Send condition state to terminal for debugging information
LOW 12 ' Turn solid state relay off

'....................Debugging Code..............................
' This is useful if you have bad connections
ELSEIF( IN3 = 0 AND IN1 = 1) THEN ' These are just debugging lines to show
check = 2 ' what is happening on other 2 possible combinations of input ‘ ‘ line voltages
'DEBUG DEC check ‘ Send condition state to terminal for debugging information
ELSEIF( IN3 = 1 AND IN1 = 0) THEN
check = 3 ...
'DEBUG DEC check ‘ Send condition state to terminal for debugging information ...
ENDIF ' End the if then section
'..................End of Debugging Code.........................

LOOP ' Go back and look at the 24 volt inputs again



Post Edited (thangngoc) : 1/21/2010 7:06:51 PM GMT

[Mike Green]

What are you asking? The program you've posted looks ok.

If you need a simpler version, then you can simplify what you've already posted. If you want us to rewrite the program for you, I don't think so.

What you said you want to do is very simple. You need to go through the tutorials for learning about the Stamp and Parallax Basic. These are "What's a Microcontroller?" and the "BASIC Stamp Syntax and Reference Manual".

www.parallax.com/tabid/477/Default.aspx (http://www.parallax.com/tabid/477/Default.aspx)

Look under "BASIC Stamp Documentation" and under "Stamps in Class Downloads".

[thangngoc]

Thanks for the advice. I think this code is what I am trying to do in order to determine if the input of the device is logic 1 or 0



' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}

Main:
INPUT 1 ' Make P1 an input
DEBUG "State of Pin 1: ",
BIN1 IN1, CR

END

[Mike Green]

Yes, that will do it (once). You can even leave out the "INPUT 1" since the default state of all I/O pins is input.

[Spiral_72]

' Do it endless number of times... until you turn off the power or reset
' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}

INPUT 1 ' Make P1 an input
Main:
DEBUG "State of Pin 1: ",
BIN1 IN1, CR
goto main
END








' Do it 1000 times
' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}

I VAR WORD

Main:
INPUT 1 ' Make P1 an input
FOR I=1 to 1000
DEBUG "State of Pin 1: ",
BIN1 IN1, CR
NEXT
END