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    This document contains code for decoding data from a PLANTOWER PMS 5003 air quality sensor over a serial connection. It reads incoming serial data byte-by-byte, storing it in a buffer until the checksum is received. If the checksum matches, it prints the sensor measurements in ug/m3 for PM1.0, PM2.5 and PM10, followed by particle concentrations for several size ranges.

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    This document contains code for decoding data from a PLANTOWER PMS 5003 air quality sensor over a serial connection. It reads incoming serial data byte-by-byte, storing it in a buffer until the checksum is received. If the checksum matches, it prints the sensor measurements in ug/m3 for PM1.0, PM2.5 and PM10, followed by particle concentrations for several size ranges.

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    Decoding PMS5003 Code

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    Sheldon Savio Napoleão Pinto
    This document contains code for decoding data from a PLANTOWER PMS 5003 air quality sensor over a serial connection. It reads incoming serial data byte-by-byte, storing it in a buffer until the checksum is received. If the checksum matches, it prints the sensor measurements in ug/m3 for PM1.0, PM2.5 and PM10, followed by particle concentrations for several size ranges.

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    // Decoding from PLANTOWER PMS 5003

    // Arduino-like Programming
    // (C) 2006, H.Inomatavoid loop()
    {
    if (Serial1.available()) {
    cc = (unsigned char)Serial1.read();

    switch (data_ptr) {
    case 0:
    if ( cc == 0x42 ) {
    data_ptr = 0;
    data_buf[data_ptr++] = cc;
    chksum = cc;
    } else {
    // NOP
    }
    break; case 1:
    if ( cc == 0x4d ) {
    data_buf[data_ptr++] = cc;
    chksum += cc;
    } else {
    data_ptr = 0;
    // NOP
    }
    break;

    case 30:
    data_chk = data_buf[data_ptr++] = cc;
    break;

    case 31: // end of data


    data_buf[data_ptr++] = cc;
    data_chk = (data_chk * 256) + cc;
    data_ptr = 0;

    if (data_chk == chksum) {
    Serial.println( "* PM1.0, PM2.5, PM10 ug/m^3" );
    Serial.print( (data_buf[2]*256 + data_buf[3]), DEC );
    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.print( (data_buf[4]*256 + data_buf[5]), DEC );
    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.println( (data_buf[6]*256 + data_buf[7]), DEC );

    Serial.print( (data_buf[8]*256 + data_buf[9]), DEC );


    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.print( (data_buf[10]*256 + data_buf[11]), DEC );
    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.println( (data_buf[12]*256 + data_buf[13]), DEC );

    Serial.println( "* 0.3, 0.5, 1.0, 2.5, 5.0, 10 um" );


    Serial.print( (data_buf[14]*256 + data_buf[15]), DEC );
    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.print( (data_buf[16]*256 + data_buf[17]), DEC );
    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.print( (data_buf[18]*256 + data_buf[19]), DEC );
    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.print( (data_buf[20]*256 + data_buf[21]), DEC );
    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.print( (data_buf[22]*256 + data_buf[23]), DEC );
    Serial.print( "," );
    Serial.println( (data_buf[24]*256 + data_buf[25]), DEC );
    Serial.println( "" );
    } else { // error
    Serial.println( "Check Sum Error!" );
    }
    break;

    default:
    data_buf[data_ptr++] = cc;
    chksum += cc;
    }
    }
    }?

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