3114123,737 AM. & PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCF8591, and ADS1115 Asked 3 years, 11 months ago Modified 2 years, 10 months ago Viewed 20k times setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCF85S1, and ADS1115 -Raspoerry Pl Stack Exchange: Ihave a pH meter (DIY-4502C) hooked up with Raspberry Pi. However, the instructions to calibrate is in Chinese and seems outdated, 3 Does anybody know how to calibrate it for measuring pH4-7? sensor setup peripherals Share Improve this question Follow edited dct 7, 2019 at 1139 asked Apr 18, 2019 at 323, tifongOt Sg TAO 4527 3 9 24 391013 Sorted by: 3 Answers Highest score (default) = & I recommend this repository for ADS1115 for RPi in Python and for Arduino. 3 1. Calibration 2. Reset 3. Read the values https://github.com/DFRobot/DFRobot PH You can adapt to your project and works properly. hitpssraspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96063/ph-4502c-ph-sensor-calibration-and-ade~sing-mcp3008-pcf8591-and-ads 1118 4213114123,737 AM. ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS 1115 - Raspoerty Pi Stack Exchange rn * @brief Init The Analog pH Sensor 7 void begin(); 6 = @brief Convert voltage to PH with temperature compensation * @paran voltage +: Voltage value . temperature : Anbient temperature * @return The PH value ” Float readPH(float voltage, float temperature); * @brief Calibrate the calibration data * @param voltage —_: Voltage value + temperature : Anbient tenperature nd : enterph -> enter the PH calibration mode calph -> calibrate with the standard buffer solution, two buffer solutions(4.0 and 7.0) will be autonaticlly recognized . exitph => save the calibrated paraneters and exit fron PH calibration node 7 void calibration(float voltage, float temperature, char* cmd); Share Improve this answer Follow edited Jun 8, 2019 at 9:12 answered Jun 8, 2019 at 8:27. Greenonline Ac 29 4 22 35 ar 2 Your recommendation is very good. Rpi uses python to control ADS1115 to do ADC of PH4502C analog ‘output. Rei without any analog input pin must use an ADC module to help daing ADC. ADC1115 is a good choice. tifong01 Jun 11, 2019 at 535 ° How to use it? just run the py fle? or ?- Rikudlo Pain Oct 1, 2020 at 20:42 From How to use a pH sensor with Arduino Calibrate the sensor ‘As we can see that there are two potentiometers in the circuit. Which it is closer to the BNC connector of the probe is the offset regulation, the other is the pH Ii * Offset: The average range of the probe oscillates between negative and positive values. The 0 represents a pH of 7.0. In order to be able to use it with Arduino this circuit adds an offset value to the value measured by the probe, so the ADC will only have to take samples of positive voltage values. Therefore we will force a pH of 7.0 by disconnecting the probe from the circuit and short-circuiting the inside of the -nps:traspberryp.stackexchange.com/questions/9605Siph-4602c-phi-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads 1115 2213114123,737 AM. ‘setup - PH-4502¢ pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCF85S1, and ADS1115 -Raspbery Pi Stack Exchange BNC connector with the outside, With a multimeter measure the value of Po pin and adjust the potentiometer to be 2.5V. * PH Limit: This potentiometer is to set a limit value of the pH sensor circuit that causes the red LED to light up and the Do pin signal to turn ON In addition we have to calculate the voltage conversion that will give us the pH sensor so we will need two pH reference value and measure the voltage returned by the sensor on the pin Po. The best thing to do is to use a calibration solution in powders, there are also in liquid but it is easier to preserve the powders. These solutions are sold in different values but the most common are pH 4.01, pH 6.86 and pH 9.18. Graph for (-5.7)*x+21.34 es = Ea vecbapasreae 75 Tane68 Ca 8 os 1 4s 2 25 2 3 | Graph of the measured voltage and pH equation. y= 5.70 * x + 21.34 Using the powders with pH 4.01 and pH 6.86 we obtain the voltages on the pin Po 3.04V and 2.54V respectively. The sensor is linear so by taking two points we can deduce the equation to convert the measured voltage to pH. The general formula would be y = mx + b, so we have to calculate m and b since x would be the voltage and y the pH. The result is y = -5.70x + 21.34, Connection with Arduino To connect with Arduino we will need an analog input (AO), power (SV) and two GND that actually in the sensor circuit are separated but we can use the same. Code The code consists of taking 10 samples of the analogue input AQ, ordering them and discarding the highest and the lowest and calculating the mean with the six remaining samples by converting this value to voltage in the variable pHVol, then using the -nlps:traspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96059iph-4602c-p-sensor-calbraion-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads 1115 iat34128, 7.37 AM ‘setup -PH-4502¢ pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFBSE1, and ADS1%15 -Raspbery Pi Stack Exchange equation that we have calculated with the pH reference values we convert pHVol to pHValue and send it to the serial port to see it in the serial monitor. const int analogrnPin = AQ; Ant sensorValue = 0; unsigned long int avgValue; Float bj int buf[10], temp; void setup() ¢ Serial. begin(960); y void loop() ( for(int i=0;i<10;i++) « buf i delay (10) x for(int i=0;i<9;i++) « for(int j=it;}<1055++) « i#(bufLi}>butl3]) nalogRead(analoginPin) ; FLL buf [A]-butJ15 buff i]etemp; y y y avgvalui for(int 1251685144) avgValuer=buf{i]; float plvol=(Float )avgvalue*5.0/1024/6; float phValue = -3.78 * pHVol + 21.345 Serial. print("sensor = *); Serial. printIn(phvalue); delay (29); x Share Improve this answer Follow edited Jun 16,2020 at 10:47 answered Apr 18, 2019 at 841 Bot Greenonline 29 4 2 35 any chance you could elaborate or walk a person through how you derived y = -5.70x + 21.34. from your voltage and pH readings? — xandercrews Oct 15, 2019 at 1:35 Check the link, this is a quote from the link - Greenonline Oct 15, 2019 at 9:27 Update 20190ctO7hkt1128 2 Newbie FAQ -nps:raspberryp.stackexchange.com/questions/96059iph-4602c-p-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc(859 -and-ads 1115 az3114123,737 AM. ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS 1115 - Raspberty Pi Stack Exchange QI. How to adjust offset? 1. Following Part! Section 1, (1) Power supply 5V to module, (2) Do the 3 offset calibrating steps until your multi-meter read about 2.5V. Notes: (@) For offset calibration, you don't use any liquid sample. You just short the BNC plug input (centre) to ground (outside sleeve), using to clips, so that the input to pH sensor is zero. Part 1 - Calibration Procedure 1. Analog output offset procedure Offsetting meter analog output of 0.0V to + 2.5V for compatibility with ADC such MCP3008, MCP3208 etc. Cheap pH meters are almost always designed for Arduino which has an analog pin 0 to convert analog signal to digital. Rpi, sadly does not have any analog pin, so must use an external ADC moduel. More about this later) Calibrating pH meter for Rpt ‘Analog output setting 41. Short BNC (A) input to ground 2. Adjust potentiometer 8 (nearest ENC socket) ‘3. Until multimeter (C) connecting pH meter output 0) reads +2.5V 2.pH limit potentiometer adjustment procedure -nlps:traspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96089/ph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads 1115 62134128, 7.37 AM ‘setup -PH-45026 pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFBSE1, and ADS1%15 -Raspbeny Pi Stack Exchange Set 2.46V which corresponds to the pH value of tap water as threshold voltage, by adjusting the limit potentiometer so that the red LED just turns on, Setting PH Limit potentiometer threshold 1. Find anaigo value corresponding to tap water = 246V 2. Adjust pH limit potentiometer for red LED just turning on for wator pH value of 7.0 (2.46V) Self/Auto Calibration Procedure So the US10 cheap meter gives 2.46V for water. That is amazing, considering that I was too lazy to. clean the glass, which for sure has some faint whisky traces left. My offset to the pH meter ADC is +2.5V, implying that water should read +2.50V. Again | am only using home tap water. Perhaps whisky and heavy metal traces in the tap water balances out. :) Now that | think I should test at the other extremes, very acid and very basic. | have googled the following pH value charat, and see if | can find some more things to test/calibrate. \just finished lunch, Before eating the desert Chinese mandarin dessert, | toodk a photo, and checked it pH. -nps:lrespberrypstackexchange.com/questons/96059iph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-ising-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads1115 6213114123,737 AM And green tea pH again Coo Now there is the pH of something that | really want to know, the body wash | am suing every day. | found the analog voltage. Now | need to calcule the pH value. peMete MessuremantResute v1 tongO? 2018p 25607 Ouiput Googled pH per Meas Sample oa cor Coeer is | 208 | a cent | es [ee soars 277 te Me one Now soy sauce and vinegar um, 280 vot 210 199 101 200 215 pH 6a 6a 55 tor oo 0 ey ey @ 0 ‘htpsraspberryp slackexchange.comiquestons/96658/ph-4502c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-sing-mcp3008-poI65O1-andadst115 ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS1115 - Raspoerty Pi Stack Exchange 213114123,737 AM setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCF85S1, and ADS1115 -Raspoerry Pl Stack Exchange: The time has come to write the python program Now I have enough samples, from very acidic to very basic, to get the ph per volt ratio which is used to get from measure analog output in volts to the pH value. 1am making morning coffee with milk, and a selfie! | updated the Excel worksheet with coffee and tea. Now the average pH/V is recursively self calibrating, meaning that more measurements added, more "accurate" is the average pH/V. What | found too good to be true is that the measured pH value of the JJ body wash claiming pHS.S is 5.51! hitpssraspberryp slackexchange.comiquestions/96063/ph-4502c-ph-sensor-calibration-and-ade~sing-mcp3008-pcf8591-and-ads 1115 a23114123,737 AM. ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS1115 - Raspoerty Pi Stack Exchange E on ar Pi Meter MessuementResuts v0 HoegO1 2018epZeNO3CS ‘usu | Googled pH perv Mesauee so Ss om ow) $5 ° 2 am oat 2 Now I have drawn the graph to get the values for the Rpi python program to calculate the pH values. Ni Meson Res 03 Mo 2cOMI ant Gosh pe Mew Err sore ES 27S sy Sysue 2a so) a re ee Vimar Sar ae a ie 1am sae Me a m2 nooo 258) oe pH meter temperature compensation calibration procedure I read more references and found a problem. That is Arduino has ADC pins to read the pHmeter's analog signals Po and To, but Rpi has no built in ADC pins, and must use external ADC to do the conversion. PH-4502C pH Meter Pinout v0.1 1. To - Temperature output (analog) 2. Do - Threshold limit output (cial 3. Po- pH meter output (analog) ital Ground 5. Power Ground 6.Vec=+8V Warning -To and Po are analog signal, can be read by ‘Arduino ADC pins. Rp has no ADC pins, therefore must use external ADC such as ‘McP3008 or POFass1 te -nps:traspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96089iph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc(859 -and-ads 1115 92134128, 7.37 AM ‘setup - PH-4502¢ pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCF85S1, and ADS1115 -Raspbery Pi Stack Exchange Coca Cola is pH 2.2 Coca Cola Original Taste = 220 measured pH = 7+ (V-2.5)"(-5.5) = 2.22 ‘pH of Cola drinks compared to critical pH i 5S chat + fs ; t I LE S25 4.32 Tota PCF8591 ADC for pH meter Now | am thinking of using PCF8591 to do ADC of pH meter for Rpi to read New Pct8S91 kd / Da Conversion Of To Dial gtato- Converter Temperature luminaton oP US $0.88 — Aligxpress PCFOS9L 12C 8-bit ADC/ORC Therwistor/Photoresistor/Potentioneter Module 4 analog inputs single-ended or differential, 3 address pins, Analog input range VSS to VOD Input = AINO, AINA, AIN2,_AIN3 ‘Qutput __- Theraistor (PA), Photoresistor (P5), Potentioneter (P6) Status LED - Power indicator light, analog output status Temperature Calibration Notes The PCF8591 ADC will be used to convert two analog out signals - Ao, voltage proportional to pH, and To, NTS 103 thermistor temperature output. So | am reading the following notes to learn how to calibrate the temperature reading To, Designing With pH Electrodes, Application Notes AN1852 - Tl 2013April Recalibration and ADC Calculation Notes Now I have moved both the ph meter and PCF5891 ADC module to a protoboard. This time | did a recalibration using tap water. | found the reading is off by about 3%. The PCF8591 8bit ADC is 1/256 ~= 4%. So | think it is OK for now as a feasibility study to use a 8-bit ADC. Later I think | -nlps:traspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96089/ph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads 1115 sosuas, 737 aM setup -PH-4502¢ pH Sensor Calivaon ané ADC using MCP2008, PCF85Q1, and ADSI"15 -Raspoeny Pi Sack Exchange should replace the 8-bit to a 12/16 or even 24 bit ADC, if | am measuring the pH values not in 114 (OV to 5V), but say for soft drinks, in a narrow voltage range of 1 to 2 volts Anyway, the ADC is ready to start testing. In other words, Rpi python pH value measurement programming only starts now! :) Update 2019apr29hkt2308 | forgot to do temperature calibration. | used a heat gun to do a rough check. | found that at room temperature the output is a steady 4.2V. The reading goes as low as 2V when | used the heat gun to increase the temperature of the NTC thermistor. The reading goes low very fast, and recovers to normal only a couple of minutes after | removed the heat. So | now know it is around 4.2V at room temperature and goes low to 2.0V when very warm. The digital out is 0.8V and the red LED is on. Anyway, I will not be using the alarm warning red light for now. So now | really start the ADC python programming, But | need to make sure if the meter offset has not drifted away. | found ph 7 voltage is 2.51V, not drifted at all, but tap water measured 2.37, offset 5.2%, Perhaps the probe is contaminated, because | have been too lazy to rinse it often, -nps:lrespberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96059iph-4502c-pi-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pe(869 -and-ads 1115 net3114123,737 AM. ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS 1115 - Raspoenty Pi Stack Exchange Offset zero = 2.51V (offset screw NOT adjusted) Tap walor = 2.37V (last time 2.37, not sure itis warmer today, or offset drifts away. Need to wait for 2 cooler day to verily Update 2019may01hkt1136 | found that the PCF8591 ADC with only 8 bit resolution is not precise enough for me to differentiate between Chinese tea and Ceylon tea, Coke from Pepsi etc. Chinese Tea = 2.58 vs Ceylon Tea 2.64 Voltage difference = 2.58 - 2.64 = 0.06V Percentage difference = 0.06V 0.06V / SV (input range) = 1.2% 1 / 256 (B-bit) = 0.4% So | am thinking of using another ADC. | am considering MCP3008 and MCP3201. SP! MCP3201 seems appropriate for this pH meter project, which needs only one channel, thus the Rpi python SPI program should be easy to write and debug. MCP3201 SPI 8-bit ADC to convert the pH meter analog signal Comparing MCP3201 with PCF8591 Record MCP3201 12-bit SPI 2.7V - 5.5V 100ksps max PCF8591 Datasheet - NXP Alifxpress PCE8591 AD/DA Converter Module Analog To Digital Conversion temperature illumination For Arduino - US$1.37 -nps:respberrypstackexchange.com/questons/96059iph-4502c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads 1115 sa3114123,737 AM ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS1115 - Raspoery Pi Stack Exchange Programming MCP3201 to convert pH meter output MCP3201 seems even easier than MCP3008, because it has only one differential channel, no need to mess around with which channel single ended, which channel differential, and should idle channel pull up to reduce noise ete a MCP3201 FETTISSIV Fone Sh poate Ara aut eats ansog ret sera Cook sera Ost oe serene vate nt CuK ee Dour Biter be) (eo)(e Y= Yeo Kes Keo N= Nee) {ation )eo)(ee oe Replacing MCP3201 by MCP3208 -nps:traspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96089iph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc(859 -and-ads 1115 san4123,737 AM ‘setup - PH-4502¢ pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCF8SE1, and ADS1%15 -Raspoery Pi Stack Exchange found a problem. | forgot that | actually need to calibrate or convert two analog signals: (1) pH value Po and (2) NTC 103 temperature sensor analog signals. | thought about using MCP3204 the 4 channel version. But MCP3204 and MCP3208 are almost identical in architecture, the only difference is number of channels. So the python program is more or less the same. So | decided to use MCP3208. Dove MCP3204/3208 2.7V 4-Channel/8-Channel 12-Bit A/D Converters ‘with SPI"Serial Interface de sb oH ag ue eg tive i‘ 4 ds & 12D /KGNDy & pe Eee de 8 ib neds § 10 dr ® top node & a qe show” pep enue tara” * After completing the data transfer, if futher clocks are applied wih GS low, the A/D converter wil output LSB fist data, followed by zeros indefinitely (see Figure 6-2 below), **toxa: during this time, the bias current anc the comparator power down while the reference input becomes high impedence node, leaving the CLK running to clock out the LSB-irst data or zeros. Now it is time to start writing the python program. | am thinking of writing 3 big functions: 1. Write command to MCP3208 ADC 2. Read results from MCP3208 ADC -nps:raspberryp.stackexchange.com/questions/96059iph-4602c-p-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc(859 -and-ads 1115 1421sits, 737 AM setup -PH-8802C pH Sensor Calbraon ané ADG vsing MCP3008, PCFBSS!, and ADS1"15 -Raspoorry Pi Stack Exchange 3. Convert binary data to decimal 4 Try to guess if itis soft drink, coke or pepsi, or if fruit, possbile orange or mandarin, ete Update 2019may03hkt1056 - MCP3208 Programming Notes Now I have enhanced the basic SPI loop back and repeat send with the following functions to make it easier to interface with MCP3008/MCP3201/MCP3208 1. Added loopback 1, 2, and 3 bytes. Because MCP3008/MCP3208 works by writing and reading two bytes. Other ADC with 16/24 bits resolution work with three bytes write read. So it is important to make sure write/reading 2/3 bytes are OK. 2. Added repeat write functions for easier scope display. This is important to make sure that the waveforms are not noise interferenced or distorted at high frequencies. For now only 100kHz is tested. A sample scope screen capture is show below, and looking OK. tcPs208 Programing Texting Notes tonght 2018ma/e3 ‘Setup = 10,0 100KHs, repeat send Oa6 tn milion nos MCP3208 Program Listing The program should go many debugging and revisions, therefore not to do too frequent updating is this post, a Penzu programming diary is given here. The link will keep the same until next programming milestone, Otherwise the same link will find new program versions updated int eh PenZu diary. Now is version 09. ‘mcp3208 SPI ADT Test Program Version 09 - tlfong01 2019may03hkt1108 Update 2019may03hkt1531 I checked my urine and found its pH about 8. | googled and concluded that it is alkaline. | also read the following article to know more. hat is the normal pH range for urine? - Rachel Nall 2018dec11, Reviewed by Shilpa Amin MD, AQ, FAAFP. According to the American Association for Clinical Chemistry, the average value for urine pH is 6.0, but it can range from 4.5 to 8.0, Urine under 5.0 is acidic, and urine higher than 8.0 is alkaline, hitpssraspberrypstackexchange.comiquestions/96063/ph-4502c-ph-sensor-calibration-and-ade~sing-mcp3008-pcf8591-and-ads 1115 19213114123,737 AM. ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS 1115 - Raspoerty Pi Stack Exchange or basic. Different laboratories may have different ranges for "normal" pH levels. Anyway, I will move on to python programming, Update 2019may04hkt2108 But one more sample for self calibrating worksheet. Rika Now Chinese deer herb wine voltage output = 2.95V So pH value = 7 + (2.95 -2.5)*-5.5=45 And urine pH measurements Urine = 2.28V = pH =8.21 Water = 2.43V ace Rn SER EHO) HEED BHO nine pit 7+ (V- 2.5¥) * (5.5) 7+ (2.28 * 2.5) * (5.5) 7 + (0.22) * (5.5) 741 a2 Using DS18B20 to measure the temperature of liquid to refine calibration -nlps:traspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96059iph-4602c-p-sensor-calbraion-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads 1115 16213114123,737 AM. -nps:traspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96089iph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc(859 -and-ads 1115 ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS 1115 - Raspoerty Pi Stack Exchange When translating the OP's pH meters manuals, | found the DS18820 is used to measure the liquid temperature, so to adjust the calibration values. So | am now checking out how DS18B20 can be used, TTI met mmeaenamenem, — DATER ee LL | ead rT] Li coer Peery 5 DS18820 DALLAS yam: solution BDALLAS osynatncmanir /to continue, Part 2 - Chinese to English Manual Translation and Suggestion for Newbies Well, give me the link of the Chinese manual, I can translate it into broken English. :) (BAREHE ru 4502 Liquid Pit Value Detection Detet ‘Sensor Module Manitertg Conrl For Aruna $8.90 USD wet34128, 7.37 AM ‘setup - PH-4502¢ pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCF85S1, and ADS1115 -Raspberty P Stack Exchange Do you mean the AT instruction set? Or the hardware setup? | guess they are common to all the real and fake boards. | can do the translation if that is what you need. The basic Hello test is universal. You say "AT\"\y commands are also universal: and the Ph Board will return "OK". The general Reset, Current Ph value, Temperature, Threshold, Factory default setting, Current operation mode, .. wove EES = gt a eae If you wish to translate the names of the pins. Here is one for the J3, J4 pinouts. -nlps:lraspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96083iph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads 1115 1023114123,737 AM. ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS 1115 - Raspoerty Pi Stack Exchange You may have already found the location of DS18B20 temperature sensor pin. This is a standard device, so you don't need to read their instruction. One other thing is that the vendor recommends to use their CH340 cable. This is important, because other cables using PL23dxx might not work for their board. You may also find other teething problems. | have a brief suggestion list for the newbies. 1, Test Rpi 3V3 signals is OK 2. Test Rpi 3V3 signals converted to SV logcie is OK. 3, Test Rpi 3V3/5V0 loopback hardware is OK. 4. Test Rpi sending string such as "AT/t/n” is OK 5, Test is CH340 cable is OK One final reminder to USB CH340 newbies: Remember to disable Serial Console at the Rpi Config Menu: -nps:trespberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96059iph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc1859 -and-ads 1115 19213114123,737 AM ‘setup - PH-4502C pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCFASS1, and ADS1115 - Raspberty Pi Stack Exchange et | come Samm) oe tom And the plug and play, no library required, minimal, complete, verifiable, UART self test/loopabck, repeat send AT/r/n python program. JART Self Test Program # vart_teste6 tlfonget 2o19apreghkti6e3 *** 4 Computer Linux # Python # Test 1 4 Function Test 2 4 Function 4 Setup 4 Note 2 Rpi3e+ $ hostnanectl = raspberrypi Raspbian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch) Linux 4.24.34-v7+ arm = >>> sys.version = 3.5.3 Jan 19 2017 + repeathriteBytes() - UART port repeatedly send out bytes. + Repeat many tines sending bytes, pause after each bytes. + loopBackTest() - UART port send and receive bytes. = Send one bytes to TX, walt some time (Note 1), then read bytes back from AX. + Connet Tx pin to Rx pin to form a loop. # Bolutek BlueTooth BCe4 needs at least 1nS to respond fron time import sleep import serial serialporte = serial.Serial(port = ‘/dev/serialo", baudrate = 9600, parity = serial.PARTTY_NONE, stopbits = serial.STOPBTTS_ONE, bytesize = serial.£IGHTBITS, ‘tineout= 1) def setSerialPort8audtate(serialPort, baudrate) serialPort.baudrate = baudrate return def serialPorthritebytes(serialPort, writesytes) SerialPort .write(writesytes) return def serialportReadbytes(serialPort, maxytesLength): readBytes = serialPort.read(maxBytesLength) return readsytes -nps:raspberryp.stackexchange.com/questions/96059iph-4602c-p-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc(859 -and-ads 1115 202134128, 7.37 AM ‘setup - PH-4502¢ pH Sensor Calibration and ADC using MCP3008, PCF85S1, and ADS1115 -Raspbery Pi Stack Exchange Good luck to your project!) References Ph Testing Theory, Ph board pinout translation Mar 02, 2016, 07:59 pm Last Edit: Mar 02, 2016, 09:26 pm by LeCyb Reason, Arduino Forum (2) PCE8591 ADC/DAC Program V1.0 - tifong01 2019n019hkt1718 (3) PCE8591 ADC/DAC Programming V2.0 - tifong01 2019nov19 penzu (4) PCE8591 ADC/DAC Programming V2.1 - tIfong01 2019nov19 penzu (5) Ezo pH sensor Product sheet - Atlas Scientific (6) Ezo pH sensor User Manual - Atlas Scientific Share Improve this answer Follow ‘edited Jun 16, 2020 at 10:47 answered Apr 18, 2019 at 4:11 S_ Community/set tlfongot r1 4827 9 28 4 How is this an answer to the question? — Steve Robillard Apr 18, 2019 at 5:34 1 Thisis an interesting answer, but does not appear to mention calibration. f you update it to include calibration then it would be a good answer.~ Greenonline Apr 18, 2019 at 731 Well, lam just a poor hobbyist. Long time ago, | studied in a trade middle school, focusing on metal work and mechanical drawing, hoping to become a car mechanic one day to eatn a living, Actually | have never heard about the pH thing until some year ago when TV ads mention about it.| have never seen any pH ‘equipment in school lab. All| know is from Google. So you see at the end of my answer, | added the pH general knowledge post. | read ita couple of times, memorized the strange names by heart, so | can pretend to know some chemistry, and get more respect than I deserve, ...)~tfong01 Apr 18, 2019 at 7:50 @Steve Robillard Ah, sorry, | did not understand your comment until | read Greenonline's answer, Originally | thought what the OP wanted is a translation of the manual from Chinese to English, and my job is done. Now after browsing the Arduino forum posts | know even if the OP got the full manual in English, he might not be able to do the calibration which requires subject knowledge in chemistry and pH stuff. | am good in physics but hopeless in chemistry. Anyway, | will try to do some self learning in pH stuff and see if I can improve my answer. tlfong01 Apr 19, 2019 at 9:10 1 Big thanks @tlfong01 only your formula works for me - just a bit edited ;) So when | read data via command: gpio -x pcf8591:120:0x48 aread 120 Then | calculate phValue: 7 + ((parseFloat(data) * 3.3 / 255) - 25) *(-5.7) ~ Marek Javiirek Mar 24, 2020 at 21:53 7 -nps:traspberrypstackexchange.com/questions/96089iph-4602c-ph-sensor-calbration-and-ade-tsing-mep3008-pc(859 -and-ads 1115 2uat