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temp/hum with rf modules

TumblerTumbler Posts: 323
edited 2008-04-08 08:05 in BASIC Stamp
Hi all,

The next values would be send by the transmitter (temperature and humidty values) coming from the SHT11:
··
·· sync, temp.HIGHBYTE, temp.LOWBYTE, hum.HIGHBYTE, hum.LOWBYTE, crc.HIGHBYTE, crc.LOWBYTE

Now i use the next code for the receiver.
This works great but i was wondering if this receiver code could be better. confused.gif

'{$STAMP BS2}
'{$PBASIC 2.5}
clrLCD CON    12   ' Clear entire LCD screen.
LightOn CON   14   ' lcd light on
LightOff CON  15   ' lcd light off
posCmd CON    16   ' Position cursor.
ESC    CON    27   ' Escape code for graphics instructions.
n9600  CON   $4054   ' Baudmode for 9600 bps, inverted.
DEGR   CON   128
'
x VAR Word
y VAR Word
crc VAR Word
i VAR Word
temp VAR Word
hum VAR Word
sync VAR Word
key VAR Word
'
Initialize:
  SEROUT 4,n9600,[noparse][[/noparse]LightOn,clrLCD,ESC,"F",64,ESC,"E",66]    ' Clear screen and reset font.
  key = "!"
  PAUSE 1000
  DO
  'get data from receiver
    SERIN 7, 16468, [noparse][[/noparse]sync, x.HIGHBYTE, x.LOWBYTE, y.HIGHBYTE, y.LOWBYTE, crc.HIGHBYTE, crc.LOWBYTE]
  IF sync = key AND x+y = crc THEN 'let see if it's legal data we reveived
    temp = x    'crc is correct: let see the temp and hum. on the lcd
    hum = y
    DEBUG DEC temp,":",DEC hum,":",crc
    FREQOUT 0,30,500 'play a tone if received a legal crc
  ENDIF
  i=i+1
  IF i = 300 THEN  'swich to temp screen
    SEROUT 4,n9600,[noparse][[/noparse]posCmd,90,ESC,"F",67,ESC,"E",67,DEC (temp / 10), ",", DEC1 temp,ESC,"F",64,posCmd,79,DEC (hum / 10), ",", DEC1 hum,"%"]
    PAUSE 100  'big temp value and small hum. value to LCD
  ENDIF
  IF i = 600 THEN  'switch to humidity screen
    SEROUT 4,n9600,[noparse][[/noparse]posCmd,90,ESC,"F",67,ESC,"E",68,DEC (hum / 10), ",", DEC1 hum,ESC,"F",64,posCmd,79,DEC (temp / 10), ",", DEC1 temp,DEGR]
    PAUSE 100  'big hum. and small temp value to LCD
    i=0
ENDIF
LOOP




Post Edited (Tumbler) : 4/8/2008 8:38:38 AM GMT
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