Users can now change Variables in my DIY ESS program and save them in the EEPROM for the next runs; This is a major enhancement and I think it will be usefull
If necessary, the users will be able to plug their Mac or PC to the Arduino board via a regular USB cable and see the log displayed by the program
If some of the frequency, sensitivity, thresholds need to be adjusted, it can be done using a simple code letter and value:
i.e.: 'd100' + Enter will change the delay between two readings from the original 50ms to 100ms, and if this is happens to be a good value for the behaviour of his ESS, the user can save it typing 'save' + Enter
The modified value(s) will then be located in the Arduino's EEPROM (Read Only Memory) and will reside there even if the power is switched Off, for the next runs
At start up, the ESS arduino board program will read values stored in the EEPROM and use them
Typing 'config' + Enter, the program will display all the variables stored in the EEPROM
If necessary, the users will be able to plug their Mac or PC to the Arduino board via a regular USB cable and see the log displayed by the program
If some of the frequency, sensitivity, thresholds need to be adjusted, it can be done using a simple code letter and value:
i.e.: 'd100' + Enter will change the delay between two readings from the original 50ms to 100ms, and if this is happens to be a good value for the behaviour of his ESS, the user can save it typing 'save' + Enter
The modified value(s) will then be located in the Arduino's EEPROM (Read Only Memory) and will reside there even if the power is switched Off, for the next runs
At start up, the ESS arduino board program will read values stored in the EEPROM and use them
Typing 'config' + Enter, the program will display all the variables stored in the EEPROM
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