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delifadzli



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Clarification on my code
PostPosted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 11:22 am     Reply with quote
Can someone check whether this code is true or not...the situation is for 2 sensor. The sensor alert from 1 to 2 will result = increment 1 while if the sensor 2 followed by 1 will result = decrement 1. The objective is to make the entire system operate as the counter increase, except if the counter equal to zero...the output will be low. Sorry for my weakness... I had try to solve it...but still don't what the problem.

Can someone help me?
Code:

#include <16F877A.H>
#device ADC=10
#FUSES HS,NOWDT,NOPROTECT,NOLVP //high speed osci >4Mhz, No watch dog timer,
#USE DELAY(CLOCK=20000000) //must use if not cannot use delay_ms, instruct the microcontroller's speed
//#include <stdio.h>

#include "E:\note ngaji\FYP\stuff last sem\code\Batu\brum\Flexlcd2.c"

#define      LED1     PIN_D7
#define      LED2     PIN_D6
#define      exit     PIN_C7
#define      exit2    PIN_C6
#define      zero     PIN_C5
void main(void)
{

int  inout_counter=0,PIR1,PIR2,in,out;
int16 counter1;
//unsigned char ole;
//int v;

lcd_init();
lcd_putc("\fcounter people:\n");

while(1)
{        PIR1=0;
          PIR2=0;
          in=0;
          out=0;
          lcd_gotoxy(1,2);
          printf(lcd_putc,"%d",inout_counter);



{
         PIR1 = input(PIN_D5);
          PIR2 = input(PIN_D4);


               if(PIR1==1)
          {
            output_high(exit);  // indication sensor 1 alert
            for(counter1=10000;counter1>0;counter1--)
            {
               PIR2 = input(PIN_D4);
               delay_ms(1);
               if(PIR2==1)
               in=1;


            }
            if(in==1)
            inout_counter++;

          }

          else if(PIR2==1)
          {
            output_high(exit2);  //indication sensor 2 alert
            for(counter1=10000;counter1>0;counter1--)
            {
               PIR1 = input(PIN_D5);
               delay_ms(1);
               if(PIR1==1)
               out=1;


            }
            if(out==1)
            inout_counter--;
          }

               if(inout_counter>0)
          {
           output_high(LED1);   //desired output
           output_low(LED2);
         }


          else
          {
          output_high(LED2);
         output_low(LED1);
            output_low(exit);
         output_low(exit2);
         output_high(zero);  // to indicate all system off..
}


}
}
}
ckielstra



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PostPosted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 12:16 pm     Reply with quote
First a few general remarks. You are getting low response because your code is difficult to read:
- Set your editor to use spaces instead TAB characters. The TAB character is a different size on many systems and now the layout of your code is jumping around.
- Be consequent in the usage of small and capital letters. Common practice is to write only constants in all capital words. Variables are then in all small letters or a combinations of capitals and small letters.

so good:
Code:
#define      LED1     PIN_D7
int  inout_counter=0,in,out;
bad:
Code:
#define      exit     PIN_C7
int  PIR1,PIR2;


Then a real problem:
Code:
            for(counter1=10000;counter1>0;counter1--)
            {
                pir2 = input(SENSOR2);
                delay_ms(1);
                if (pir2==1)
                    in=1;
            }
10,000 times 1ms = 10 seconds.
Your detection is busy for 10 seconds before it can start detecting a new person.... You didn't mention the distance between the two sensors, but this seems like a long time.

If you still have problems, then describe what you are seeing. What actions do you make and what is the response to the LEDs and display?
delifadzli



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PostPosted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:43 pm     Reply with quote
Both sensors will be placed at the door, one at the entry of the door and the other one just behind it.

The action that I planned:

The sensor 1 will be off first before checking for sensor 2.
The same goes for decrement action.

The problem is, if the sensor 1 detected, the output will go low.

What I want is, the system only respond to the counter value. If counter = 0, the LED1 off, else it will on (Counter>0 , LED1 ON).

Then, for this one:
Code:

#define exit  PIN_C7

int PIR1, PIR2;

I don't understand. Sorry for my weakness.
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