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    This document describes an Arduino program that controls LEDs and reads digital inputs. The program defines 4 LED pins and 4 input pins as outputs and inputs, respectively. It uses serial communication to turn the LEDs on and off based on character input. It also reads the 4 input pins and sends the values as a character string over serial. The program initializes the pin modes in setup() and has an endless loop that checks for serial input to control the LEDs and reads the digital pins to send their values continuously over serial.

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    This document describes an Arduino program that controls LEDs and reads digital inputs. The program defines 4 LED pins and 4 input pins as outputs and inputs, respectively. It uses serial communication to turn the LEDs on and off based on character input. It also reads the 4 input pins and sends the values as a character string over serial. The program initializes the pin modes in setup() and has an endless loop that checks for serial input to control the LEDs and reads the digital pins to send their values continuously over serial.

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    Tpi O

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    This document describes an Arduino program that controls LEDs and reads digital inputs. The program defines 4 LED pins and 4 input pins as outputs and inputs, respectively. It uses serial communication to turn the LEDs on and off based on character input. It also reads the 4 input pins and sends the values as a character string over serial. The program initializes the pin modes in setup() and has an endless loop that checks for serial input to control the LEDs and reads the digital pins to send their values continuously over serial.

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    TP4:SYSTEMES MECATRONIQUES2

    TP4 ENTREES/SORTIES DIGITALES


    Digitales I/O

    ARDUINO PROGRAMME:
    int pinled1=8;
    int pinled2=9;
    int pinled3=10;
    int pinled4=11;
    int var;
    int pin1=4;
    int pin2=5;
    int pin3=6;
    int pin4=7;
    int var1;
    int var2;
    int var3;
    int var4;
    char s[3];

    void setup()
    {

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    TP4:SYSTEMES MECATRONIQUES2

    Serial.begin(9600);
    pinMode(pinled1,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(pinled2, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(pinled3,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(pinled4,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(pin1, INPUT);
    pinMode(pin2, INPUT);
    pinMode(pin3, INPUT);
    pinMode(pin4, INPUT);

    void loop()
    {
    if(Serial.available() )

    {var=Serial.read();
    if(var=='a')
    { digitalWrite(pinled1,HIGH);}
    if(var=='w')
    {digitalWrite(pinled1,LOW);}
    if(var=='b')
    { digitalWrite(pinled2,HIGH);}
    if(var=='x')
    {digitalWrite(pinled2,LOW);}
    if(var=='c')
    { digitalWrite(pinled3,HIGH);}
    if(var=='y')
    {digitalWrite(pinled3,LOW);}
    if(var=='d')
    { digitalWrite(pinled4,HIGH);}
    if(var=='z')
    {digitalWrite(pinled4,LOW);}

    }
    var1=digitalRead(pin1);
    var2=digitalRead(pin2);
    var3=digitalRead(pin3);
    var4=digitalRead(pin4);
    if (var1==HIGH)
    {s[0]='e';}
    else{ s[0]='o';}
    if (var2==HIGH)
    {s[1]='f';}
    else {s[1]='o';}

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    if (var3==HIGH)
    {s[2]='g';}
    else {s[2]='o';}
    if (var4==HIGH)
    {s[3]='h';}
    else {s[3]='o';}
    Serial.println(s);

    Block diagramme labview

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