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Our project goal
Our project goal
We are going to build an air quality meter with sound and LED feedback.
You will make your programs in an online IDE.
In your PC, open the SenseBox Blockly site! Select "SenseBox MCU" option in the popup window.
- Let's make the LED connection!
Test the LED!
Test the LED!
Turn on the LED!
2. Make the LED blinking!
2. Connect the display to the MCU!
2. Connect the display to the MCU!
Print "Hello World!" on the display!
Print "Hello World!" on the display!
3. Connect CO2 sensor and the buzzer (through breadboard) to the MCU!
3. Connect CO2 sensor and the buzzer (through breadboard) to the MCU!
Print the CO2 sensor ppm measurement data to the display!
Print the CO2 sensor ppm measurement data to the display!
Test out the maxium range of CO2 that you can breath out!
Test out the maxium range of CO2 that you can breath out!
Test the sound of buzzer!
Test the sound of buzzer!
4. Make a program that switches light to red color if the CO2 value goes higher!
4. Make a program that switches light to red color if the CO2 value goes higher!
5. Develop your program to print the measured CO2 value on the display!
5. Develop your program to print the measured CO2 value on the display!
6. Develop your program to make beep sound if CO2 value goes higher!
6. Develop your program to make beep sound if CO2 value goes higher!
Extra task 1: develop your program to get the light color green if the quality of air is OK, orange if it not so good, and red if it is bad!
Extra task 1: develop your program to get the light color green if the quality of air is OK, orange if it not so good, and red if it is bad!
Extra task 2: develop your program to make beeping higher and quicker as the quality of air gets worse!
Extra task 2: develop your program to make beeping higher and quicker as the quality of air gets worse!
Help to the wiring
Help to the wiring
Our recommendation to connections:
Digital/A - LED
Digital/C - Buzzer
I2C/Wire: CO2 sensor and display
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