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Teleo Introductory Module - Analog In |
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| t.intro.ain | Read values from Teleo Introductory Module's Analog In Terminal |
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| int | SamplePeriod: Update interval in milliseconds. Default 100ms. Sending 0 or a bang will trigger an update and suspend the automatic updates. Minimum value 1ms and the maximum 32000ms | ||
| float | Min: Minimum value that will be output. Corresponds to 0v on the Analog In terminal. | ||
| float | Max: Maximum value that will be output. Corresponds to 5v on the Analog In terminal. | ||
| int | Resolution: Value resolution in bits. Minimum 1, Maximum 10. 1bit will result in only two levels between the specified minimum and maximum. 5 bits will yield 32 levels and 10 bits will yield 1024 different levels. | ||
| All of the inputs above may be passed to the leftmost inlet as strings of the form
The attribute name is not case sensitive. |
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| int | Device: (optional) Specifies the Analog In device number. Default is 0 if omitted. | ||
| All of the inputs above may be passed to the object at create time by using the following format:
The attribute name is not case sensitive. There must be no spaces between the attribute and the equals sign (=) or between the equals sign and the value. |
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| float | Value: current ranged value | ||
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A t.intro.ain object is set up to measure voltages by setting the Min and Max values to be 0 (corresponding to zero volts) and 5.0 (corresponding to 5 volts) respectively. In addition, the resolution is set to 10 - the maximum - to give 5V / 1024 = 0.0049V resolution. |
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Analog In section of the Teleo Intro Module User Guide | ||
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