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// Must be run on Arduino.org IDE (> V1.7.11)

#include <Wire.h>
#include <ArduinoWiFi.h>

void setup() {
    Wifi.begin();
    Serial.begin(9600);
}

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void test(int val1, int val2=2);

void setup() {
    Serial.begin(9600);  
    test(10,11); 
    test(12);
}

void loop() {}

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GITHUB COMMANDS

COMMAND	ACTION	NOTES
git init	initialize a local repo
git status	shows current repo status
git status -s	shows current repo status: abbreviated version
git remote add remoteName remoteURL	adds a remote with given name & destination URL
git remote	lists all remotes
git remote -v	lists all remotes & destination URLs

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// Code Author: Mikal Hart
// Code Source: http://arduiniana.org/libraries/pstring/

// Direct use (no constructor):
char buffer[30];
float pi 3.14159;
PString(buffer, sizeof(buffer), pi);

// Construct an object:
char buffer[50];

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// Code Author: Mikal Hart
// Code Source: http://arduiniana.org/libraries/streaming/

Serial << "Counter: " << counter;

lcd << "Temp: " << t.get_temperature() << " degrees";

my_pstring << "Hello World!" << endl;

Serial << "Byte value: " << _HEX(b) << endl;

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// preprocessor bug fix (place at the very top of the arduino code)
#if 1
__asm volatile ("nop");
#endif

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1. I2C Communications Library

This library uses the 'WSWire' library for I2C communication between the contoller IC (Master) and the ADS1110 (Slave), so it is NECESSARY to have it installed prior to using the current libraty.

Alternatively, if you wish to use the 'Wire' - or any other I2C library for that matter - simply change the following line the the ADS1110.h file:

#include <WSWire.h>

to this:

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// Source & much additional info:
// http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/BitMath

y = (x >> n) & 1;    // n=0..7.  stores nth bit of x in y.  y becomes 0 or 1.
x &= ~(1 << n);      // forces nth bit of x to be 0.  all other bits left alone.
x &= (1<<(n+1))-1;   // leaves alone the lowest n bits of x; all higher bits set to 0.
x |= (1 << n);       // forces nth bit of x to be 1.  all other bits left alone.
x ^= (1 << n);       // toggles nth bit of x.  all other bits left alone.
x = ~x;              // toggles ALL the bits in x.

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byte _config = 0x00;          // byte to be updated

typedef enum:byte {
    MODE_MASK = 0x0C,        // 12 - B00001100 (set all bits to be changed - and only them - to 1)
    MODE_1    = 0x00,        //  0 - B00000000 (Defualt)
    MODE_2    = 0x08         //  8 - B00001000
} dev_mode_t;

void setDevMode(dev_mode_t newMode) {         // PARAMS: MODE_1 / MODE_2
    setConfig((_config & ~MODE_MASK) | (newMode & MODE_MASK));

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// Reference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16683146/can-macros-be-overloaded-by-number-of-arguments

#ifdef bitSet
#undef bitSet
#endif

#ifdef bitClear
#undef bitClear
#endif