Hi everyone,
I am trying to find the code for the project from: https://www.instructables.com/DIY-Arduino-Geiger-Counter/
The problem is that I can't find the code enywhere (the link at the project does not working)...
This project was discussed here in the past, but another issue with it.
So if anybody have the code, I will be happy.
Thanks,
Martin
Welcome to the forum.
I could not find the code either.
There is a link in the comments of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYoTGbEgAok
The link is to a document on the vk.com website.
I don't know if there is something there, because I had to log in, which I did not do.
Do you have enough information to build the hardware ?
I think that we can make code that works. There are other projects like that. The transistor gives a pulse to pin 2, that is obviously an interrupt. Every time a interrupt is detected the buzzer makes sound for some time.
With careful code, the Adafruit GFX library can run on a Arduino Nano.
Use the code from the discussion you found.
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I found another kit geiger counter online. It might give you an idea what you need for your kit, without giving you "the code."
Which is inside a discussion on the forum...
I think this is the only discussion about that DIY Geiger Counter on this forum (but there is no code): Arduino Geiger Counter DIY
ANY code that uses and counts interrupts can be used for your project. Even my anemometer program could be used.
Trying to find code ready to use is a common way to get older without achieving anything.
Geiger counter code just counts pulses, and typically reports the CPM, total counts per one minute of time. It is very simple, but you could use the code from Sparkfun's retired Geiger counter project.
Or dive deep:
Thanks so much to everyone.
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