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Help adding some kind of heuristic to my relay portion of code

toxsickcity
toxsickcity over 8 years ago

Hi all,

 

I have a small issue with my relays switching on and off every second or so, once it hits the temperature.

 

my code controls a arduino uno and using 3 onewire sensors

it controls 1 relay and Red/Blue LED lighting effect for each sensor

 

i have pulled code and added all kinds and to a experienced coder, you will laugh at it.. but it is working so i am happy...

 

 

i would essentially like to setup a somehow instead of having 1 temperature setting, have an upper and lower, instead of being only 30 degrees,

how can i have 30 on and 25 off

this will prevent relay hammer

 

here is the code i need help with...

if (temperature >30) {

digitalWrite(4,HIGH);

} else {

digitalWrite(4,LOW);

}

if (temperature2 >30) {

digitalWrite(8,HIGH);

} else {

digitalWrite(8,LOW);

}

if (temperature3 >30) {

digitalWrite(13,HIGH);

} else {

digitalWrite(13,LOW);

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  • michaelkellett
    michaelkellett over 8 years ago

    if (temperature >30) {

    digitalWrite(4,HIGH);

    } else if (temperature < 25) {

    digitalWrite(4,LOW);

    }

     

    I don't code for or use Arduino (so this may not be valid code for an else if)  but the principle is universal.

    The other thing you can try is to run the test at longer intervals.

     

    MK

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    michaelkellett over 8 years ago

    if (temperature >30) {

    digitalWrite(4,HIGH);

    } else if (temperature < 25) {

    digitalWrite(4,LOW);

    }

     

    I don't code for or use Arduino (so this may not be valid code for an else if)  but the principle is universal.

    The other thing you can try is to run the test at longer intervals.

     

    MK

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  • beacon_dave
    beacon_dave over 8 years ago in reply to michaelkellett

    Yes, it is valid for an Arduino

    https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/Else

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