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Arduino Parking Lot ( Filled )
Wiring diagram:
Here is the code:
/*ParkingL02.pde Arduining.com 08 JUL 2012 Code used in the production of the Youtube material. */ #include <Servo.h> Servo myservo; // create servo object to control a servo #define ServoM 12 //Connected to the servo motor. #define Bright 11 //servo library disable PWM on pins 9 and 10. #define Exit 9 //Pin connected to the EXIT button. #define In 8 //Pin connected to the IN button. #define BarLow 177 //Low position of the barrier. #define BarUp 95 //Up position of the barrier. #define CAPACITY 8 //Capacity of the parking lot. #define INTEN 80 //Display intensity % //Pins conections to segments (cathodes). #define segA 0 #define segB 1 #define segC 2 #define segD 3 #define segE 4 #define segF 5 #define segG 6 //Array with the segments to represent the decimal numbers (0-9). byte segments[10] = { // pgfedcba <--- segments B00111111, // number 0 B00000110, // number 1 B01011011, // number 2 B01001111, // number 3 B01100110, // number 4 B01101101, // number 5 B01111101, // number 6 B00000111, // number 7 B01111111, // number 8 B01101111 // number 9 }; void setup(){ myservo.attach(ServoM); // attaches the servo. pinMode(Exit, INPUT); // set "EXIT" button pin to input pinMode(In, INPUT); // set "IN" button pin to input digitalWrite(Exit, HIGH); // Connect Pull-Up resistor. digitalWrite(In, HIGH); // Connect Pull-Up resistor. pinMode(segA,OUTPUT); pinMode(segB,OUTPUT); pinMode(segC,OUTPUT); pinMode(segD,OUTPUT); pinMode(segE,OUTPUT); pinMode(segF,OUTPUT); pinMode(segG,OUTPUT); pinMode(Bright,OUTPUT); analogWrite(Bright,255*INTEN/100); myservo.write(BarLow); //Barrier in the low position // delay(1000); } int Available= 9; // Number of places available. //================================================================ void loop(){ Display(Available); if(digitalRead(In)==0) { if(Available != 0){ Available--; myservo.write(BarUp); delay(3000); myservo.write(BarLow); } } if(digitalRead(Exit)==0) { if(Available != CAPACITY){ Available++; myservo.write(BarUp); delay(3000); myservo.write(BarLow); } } } /*------------------------------------------------------------------- Put the segments according to the number. --------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void Display(int number){ byte segs = ~segments[number]; //"~" is used for commom anode. digitalWrite(segA, bitRead(segs, 0) ); digitalWrite(segB, bitRead(segs, 1) ); digitalWrite(segC, bitRead(segs, 2) ); digitalWrite(segD, bitRead(segs, 3) ); digitalWrite(segE, bitRead(segs, 4) ); digitalWrite(segF, bitRead(segs, 5) ); digitalWrite(segG, bitRead(segs, 6) ); }
See it in Youtube:
and how was done:
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Nice! Why not use cap sense Library and use a small metallic plate at the entrance?
Cheers Kim
Thanks, I’ll do some experiments using your idea.
Goo job!
nice project. wanna ask, what material used to build the switch pad?
Aluminium foil, you can find it at the supermarket. Check the second video.
Awesome project.
Where did you get the servo rotor?
Amazon, Sparkfun, Robotshop, dealextreme, adafruit, Plolu, eBay,
I have used all of them sucessfully…
Nice Job!!! What kind of sensor did you use and how was it connected?
hello can you email me the full program for your project im doing a similar project and I need some help
Would it be possible to use two touch sensor for the entrance and exit?