As the subject above, how to make an output with ON 100ms and then back to Off immediately using thingerio library?
I’ve tried to write the code with thingerio library on NodeMCU microcontroller, but it seems not working. My simple code is like this :
I’m not preaty sure about what do you want to do but there is one mistake in your resource definition, the right lambda structure for your case should be like:
thing[“Machine_On”]<<[](pson & in) {
if(in.is_empty()){
in=(bool)digitalRead(15);
}else{
digitalWrite(15, in ? HIGH : LOW); //Here is the control of the GPIO15
digitalWrite(machine_on, HIGH); // Get Start
delay(100); // sending delay 100ms
digitalWrite(machine_on, LOW); // get low
//delay(100); // this is not necessary
}
}; //Remember to put the ';' here
and if you want to turn the slider and the led off after the 100ms just add something like this:
thing[“Machine_On”]<<[](pson & in) {
if(in.is_empty()){
in=(bool)digitalRead(15);
}else{
if(in==true){
digitalWrite(15,HIGH ); //Here is the control of the GPIO15
digitalWrite(machine_on, HIGH); // Get Start
delay(100); // sending delay 100ms
digitalWrite(machine_on, LOW); // get low
digitalWrite(15,LOW );
in=flase; //this will turn the switch off
}
}; //Remember to put the ';' here
Thank you!
The first one is works perfectly. I got error for the last code, but nevermind, the first code also make LED and slider goes Off after 100ms.
FYI, i make this to replace coin drop module for machine that is still use coin for activation. That’s why, i need to send only 100ms signal then back to Off the same as coin drop module work.
Using this, user can monitor transaction cycle for each machine.