krobro

//
// morse_decoder
//
// Convert light signals received via light sensor from morse code to text
// 
// We are using port S1 on the Duinobot board for the light sensor.
// The value of THRESHOLD is dependent on your ambiant light ... it
// may need to be adjusted for your environment.
// A morse dot is assumed to be 500 msec (see DOT) ... have not tried any 
// other speeds yet.

krobro

//
// Morse_Hello2
//
// Use the LED to send out 'HELLO' in morse code.
// This is an example solution to assignment 2.
//
// The Circuit:
//     We use pin 13 as depending on the Arduino board 
//     (the Duinobot in our case), it has either:
//        - a built-in LED or,

krobro

//
// Morse_Blinker
//
// Use the LED to send out arbitrary messages in morse code.
// 
// We use pin 13 as depending on the Arduino board 
// (the Duinobot in our case), it has either:
//    - a built-in LED or,
//    - a built-in resistor so that you only need to add an LED.
//

krobro

//I got my DuinoBot to play In the Hall of the Mountain King!
//Here's the sketch if you want to try it out.

//(I've also included the sketch to stop the program, because 
//I foolishly started it before I could stop it from playing. all. day.)
//I used one of the examples to do this, DelayTone.

//http://www.kendormusic.com/str2004/parts/9841p1.jpg

//This is only the first 4 bars of the melody, so if any of you are interested

krobro

//
// UltrasoundPingTest
//
// Test the Ultrasound Sensor
// 
// We are using port S5 on the Duinobot board 
//
//  NOTES: 
//      - Ports S0-S5 are analog input pins
//      - S0 is identical to Arduino A0 and so on (S5=A5)

krobro

//
// ISeeLight
//
// Print the value of the light sensor to the Serial Monitor.
// Also, make electronic music ... like a theremin.
// 
// We are using port S2 on the Duinobot board for the light sensor.
//
//  NOTES: 
//      - Ports S0-S5 are analog input pins

krobro

//
// PressAButton
//
// Pressing the button causes the LED to light up.
// 
// We are using ports S0 and S1 on the Duinobot board
//    * The LED device will be plugged into S0,
//    * The Button sensor will be plugged into S1.
//
//  NOTES: 

krobro

//Mario main them song

int melody[] = {
NOTE_E7, NOTE_E7, 0, NOTE_E7,
0, NOTE_C7, NOTE_E7, 0,
NOTE_G7, 0, 0, 0,
NOTE_G6, 0, 0, 0,

NOTE_C7, 0, 0, NOTE_G6,
0, 0, NOTE_E6, 0,

krobro

//
// SoundAndMusic
//
// Play music and blink the LED in synchronization
// 
// We are using port S0 on the Duinobot board 
//
//  NOTES: 
//      - Ports S0-S5 are analog input pins
//      - S0 is identical to Arduino A0 and so on (S5=A5)

krobro

/*
 toneDelay Example:
 
 Based on toneMelody by Tom Igoe.
 The toneDelay function is an alternative to the tone function.
 Basically is the same except it is a blocking function, i.e. it does not use a timer for frequency generation
 
 Author: Federico Lanza
 
*/