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/ Sample Arduino Code for USB Based Sensor
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November 13, 2012 19:14
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| // Derived from the USBFTDILoopback example sketch which is part of the | |
| // librairies associated with the USB Shield available from Circuits at Home | |
| // | |
| // This interfaces with an FTDI based USB particulate sensor. | |
| // The expected output is comma separated. | |
| // The first value is the time in millseconds, followed by the frequency in Hz, and | |
| // an optional third column (if enabled) is the temperature: | |
| // 5, 622021929,28.5000 | |
| // 10, 622021909,28.5000 | |
| // 15, 622021929,28.5000 |
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/ Sample Arduino Code for USB Based Sensor
Created
November 13, 2012 19:07
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| // Derived from the USBFTDILoopback example sketch which is part of the | |
| // librairies associated with the USB Shield available from Circuits at Home | |
| // | |
| // This interfaces with an FTDI based USB particulate sensor. | |
| // The expected output is comma separated. | |
| // The first value is the time in millseconds, followed by the frequency in Hz, and | |
| // an optional third column (if enabled) is the temperature: | |
| // 5, 622021929,28.5000 | |
| // 10, 622021909,28.5000 | |
| // 15, 622021929,28.5000 |