hello everyone,
i'm having issue pir interrupt on pin 2
i need send integer number when pir trigger activated, making arduino wake sleep , send 433mhz module, , go sleep.
to see if arduino sleeping i'm measuring milli amperes required power it, it's arduino on breadboard!
i have ir receiver on pin 3, works perfectly, pir goes this:
i don't know i'm doing wrong
attached post you'll find code
thank in advice who's gonna me!
peace!
i'm having issue pir interrupt on pin 2
i need send integer number when pir trigger activated, making arduino wake sleep , send 433mhz module, , go sleep.
to see if arduino sleeping i'm measuring milli amperes required power it, it's arduino on breadboard!
i have ir receiver on pin 3, works perfectly, pir goes this:
- go sleep setup (goes down 1,1 ma)
- wake when interrupt triggered (current change 13,2 ma)
- send code
- go sleep (again goes down 1,1 ma)
- wake again no reason not executing code (it stays on 13,2 ma , not execute code)
- stays there until trigger activated
i don't know i'm doing wrong
attached post you'll find code
thank in advice who's gonna me!
peace!
i read trough , there few things...
first, stop using delays! in interrupts, it's sin use them there. interrupts need short possible flow of rest of program can happen. , delay serial before going sleep, use while(serial.flush()). okay delays ones boot debug messages.
as if wake sleep first need call sleep_disable(). also, why call ir() after sleep if it's connected interrupt?
in ir() disable interrupts. how suppose turn on again?
skip "decode_results signals;" global, put inside ir(). , stay away string class. just:
or better, instead of transmitting stuff in interrupt, set flag alarm state changed , send in loop.
and smalls stuff make easier. use better variable names, strick 1 stye (bracket after if or on next line) , fix indentations!
first, stop using delays! in interrupts, it's sin use them there. interrupts need short possible flow of rest of program can happen. , delay serial before going sleep, use while(serial.flush()). okay delays ones boot debug messages.
as if wake sleep first need call sleep_disable(). also, why call ir() after sleep if it's connected interrupt?
in ir() disable interrupts. how suppose turn on again?
skip "decode_results signals;" global, put inside ir(). , stay away string class. just:
code: [select]
void ir() {
decode_results received;
{
irrecv.decode(&received);
string received = string(signals.value, hex);
serial.println(received);
if (received.value == 0xffa25d){
allarm = !allarm; //i call variable alarmenable make clear it's not alarm itself
if (allarm){
serial.println("allarme on");
//nointerrupts();
transmit_integer(funct[0]);
}
else{
serial.println("allarme off");
//nointerrupts();
transmit_integer(funct[2]);
}
}
}while((digitalread,3) == high);
}
or better, instead of transmitting stuff in interrupt, set flag alarm state changed , send in loop.
and smalls stuff make easier. use better variable names, strick 1 stye (bracket after if or on next line) , fix indentations!
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