GrovePi | open source platform for connecting Grove Sensors
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In order to quick install the GrovePi repository, open up a terminal and type the following command:. The same command can be used for updating the GrovePi to the latest version. For more details on how you can install/update your GrovePi, please check this README.
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- Read pressure
- Read raw pressure
- Read raw data
- Read an unsigned 16 bit value from the specified register
- Return the gesture position
- Print the gesture
- Read visible channels
- Calculate Lux ratio
- Read Channel Channel
- Write byte to register
- Run the DHT sensor
- Writes a digital pin to the specified pin
- Load calibration
- Set gain and prescaler
- Main function for the motors
- Return the values in the GPS coordinates
- Captures the image
- Sets the scroll property
- Update outside weather
- Get the current axes
- Sets the weather
- Convenience function to write a digital pin
- Use continuous integration
- Sends an email
- Read line data
- Put a number
- Interrupt heartpulse events
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QUESTION
I have GrovePi Zero(GrovePi0) from GrovePi Zero Base Kit and Grove - PH Sensor Kit (E-201C-Blue) I am using Java (I can use any version of JDK 8...17) on a Raspberry Pi Zerro 2. with GrovePi-pi4j with Pi4j version 1.4 (can use any version)
my class GrovePHSensor below represents the PH Sensor.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 11:40@GroveAnalogPin
public class GrovePHSensor extends GroveAnalogInputDevice {
private static final Logger l =
LogManager.getLogger(GrovePHSensor.class.getName());
/*** pH values range */
public static final double PH_RANGE = 14.0;
/***
number of possible samples with 10 bit analog to digital converter
*/
public static final int A2D_RANGE = 1023;
public GrovePHSensor(GrovePi grovePi, int pin) throws IOException {
super(grovePi.getAnalogIn(pin, 4));
}
@Override
public Double get(byte[] data) {
// the extraction of the value is taken from the sample of the
// RotarySensor3Led
// https://github.com/DexterInd/GrovePi/blob/master/Software/Java8/GrovePi-spec/src/main/java/org/iot/raspberry/grovepi/devices/GroveRotarySensor.java
// this is how its is done there
int[] v = GroveUtil.unsign(data);
double sensorValue = (v[1] * 256) + v[2];
// the Analog to Digital is 10 bit -> 1023 intervals that cover the range of pH of 0 to 14
// hence the pH value is the sensor value that is 0 to 1024
// times the pH per interval of the A2D 14/1023
double ph = sensorValue * (PH_RANGE / (double) A2D_RANGE);
l.trace("sensorValue = {} ph={}", sensorValue, ph);
return ph;
}
}
QUESTION
i am trying to get my raspberry pi to print data from external sensors to a display and save it to a .txt at the same time.
What i did works fine when launching the script in a shell via ssh. But that stops the script after closing the shell.
So i tried to put it in the rc.local file to launch it while booting. But that works only half way, as it shows the data on the display but it doesn't save it to a file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 23:11You are running an infinite loop, so you need to close the file stream to save changes into your file. If you run your script without the loop you can see that the changes are saved even without closing the steam and that's because it handles implicitly. So you need to open and close the file stream which can easily be done with the with
keyword. I think the code below works fine for you.
QUESTION
I am working with a RaspberryPi using python. I want to send the data from the temp sensor to a JSON file. However, I am not sure how to do this. I would really appreciate some guidance on this matter. Thank you!
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 01:28You can use the json module for this, I have listed to functions below that show reading and writing to JSON files:
QUESTION
Dealing with a smart garden setup. I am doing threading with three different functions so that if triggered I can run the lamp/pump/fan for a predetermined time. While threading with lamp and pump there is no problem. But when attempting to thread with Dht22 the program will work for a while and then throw an error of "argument must be an int, or be format of file.no()" I think the problem is due to the array format, but I don't know how to read just the temperature from the dht22 or to make the thread work with the array. Thanks for the help
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-29 at 19:18Sounds a bit like the hardware interface is not liking the threading. This could definitely be debugged and fixed, but this application does not scream multi-threading to me. A simple task queue should do the trick:
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