Isadora to arduino

casselli

Hello,

Working with a friend and he has been helping me set up my arduino to talk to Isadora. There is a problem in arduino 1.0.5 as the BYTE keyword is no longer supported and I am wondering what would go in its place. In the following sketch, I am trying to activate a movie by pressing a button that is connected to digital pin 2\. I see the state change in the Arduino serial window, but when I change over to Isadora, after setting up serial communication, nothing changes.

This is the arduino sketch before I institute the change from Serial.print(i+97,BYTE); //send the port number to the arduino suggested Serial.write(). I am unclear as to what should be contained within the parentheses following the Serial.write call. Any Suggestions? I currently have Serial.write(13); and I am getting clean serial output to the arduino serial window, but again, when I switch over to Isadora and take initiate serial I do not get any response. I have included the arduino sketch in the body and the izzy patchas an attachment.

Thank you,

Michael

/*

This should enable you to read all the arduino pins in Isadora.

Edit the ones you don't need out of this script.

*/

int delval=100; //set this to adjust the polling value

int value;

int anports=5; //no of analog ports to read - note 0 means you will read one port. To skip reading any ports comment out the lop below

int digports=13; //as above but with digital ports

void setup()

{

Serial.begin(9600); //you can change the baud rate

}

void loop()

//comment out this loop to avoid reading any analog ports

{

for (int i=0; i<=anports; i++) {

value = 1000+analogRead(i); // add 1000 to the value of the pin to ensure 4 digits.

Serial.print(i,DEC); //send the port number

Serial.print(value); //send the value

Serial.println(); //send the eom

}

//comment out this loop to avoid reading any digital ports

for (int i=0; i<=digports; i++) {

value = digitalRead(i); // add 1000 to the value of the pin to ensure 4 digits.

Serial.print(i+97,BYTE); //send the port number

Serial.print(value); //send the value

Serial.println(); //send the eom

}

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casselli

Dear All,

Figured it out, just had to eliminate the BYTE and enter the remaning i+97 into the parentheses