Hello everyone.
I discovered the Arduino modules.
I want to create a module that has 4 different timer choices + 1 stop function.
However, I can not do it.
Here is my code
Thank you in advance
Multi-Temporisation_1.ino (1.81 KB)
And what's the problem with it? What do you expect? What have you tried?
Aka, we do need more details 
Not:
cas0://durée 5s
But
case 0://durée 5s
‘case’ is not the same as ‘cas’
Get rid of the delay()s.
Read:
Thank you.
The syntax was indeed not good.
But I can not get the function I want.
When I press the button, I want to have the tempo 1 loop 5s On, 5s Off, 5s On, etc ...
When I press again, the tempo goes to 10s, but always with infinite cycles
Etc...
With my code the tempo does not work in loop
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'm progressing ... but it does not work
Now it's good, I have my timing loop, but with the button, I do not go from one loop to another ....
Why ?
Here is my new program
Multi-Tempo.ino (2.46 KB)
Richard764:
'm progressing ... but it does not work
Now it's good, I have my timing loop, but with the button, I do not go from one loop to another ....
Why ?
Here is my new program
Hi Richard, attaching code the way you have makes it difficult for people to easily read it and give you advice. Please re-read larryd's post 2 above this one to make your code more accessible.
Sorry, I did not understand because my English is light.
I have since succeeded, but I still have a problem.
My logic is not the right one. Because I have to stay with my finger on the push button for the command to be accepted.
There for my test, I have a delay of 1/2/3 / 4s, but after that will be 5/10/15 / 20s. I can not leave the doight pressed for 40s.
So this code works, but my logic is not good
/*
Multi-Temporisation
Différentes temporisations
Choix par bouton poussoir
4 temporisations 5/10/15/20s + fonction Arrêt
*/
int pinBouton = 2;
//int pinLED = 13;
int etatAllumage;
// the setup function runs once when you press reset or power the board
void setup() {
// initialise entrée/sortie
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(pinBouton, INPUT);
pinMode(LED_BUILTIN, OUTPUT);
etatAllumage = 0;
}
// the loop function runs over and over again forever
void loop() {
//lecture de l'état du bouton et stockage dans etatBouton
boolean etatBouton = digitalRead(pinBouton);
//test des conditions
if (etatBouton == HIGH) { //test si bouton est appuyé
Serial.print("etat allumage : " );
Serial.print(etatAllumage);
Serial.println();
//on incrémente le modulo
etatAllumage = etatAllumage + 1;
//on teste le modulo et on corrige
if (etatAllumage == 5) {
etatAllumage = 0;
}
}
switch (etatAllumage) {
case 0 : //durée 1s
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, HIGH); // Allume la LED
delay(1000); // Attend 1s
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW); // Eteint la LED
delay(1000); // Attend 1s
Serial.println("Tempo 1s");
break;
case 1 : //durée 2s
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, HIGH); // Allume la LED
delay(2000); // Attend 2s
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW); // Eteint la LED
delay(2000); // Attend 2s
Serial.println("Tempo 2s");
break;
case 2 : //durée 3s
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, HIGH); // Allume la LED
delay(3000); // Attend 3s
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW); // Eteint la LED
delay(3000); // Attend 3s
Serial.println("Tempo 3s");
break;
case 3 : //durée 4s
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, HIGH); // Allume la LED
delay(4000); // Attend 4s
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW); // Eteint la LED
delay(4000); // Attend 4s
Serial.println("Tempo 4s");
break;
case 4 : //Arrêt
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW); // Eteind la LED
Serial.println("Arrêt");
break;
//etatAllumage = etatAllumage + 1;
}
//etatAllumage = etatAllumage + 1;
//delay(200);
}
larryd nailed this for you earlier on - you need to get rid of the delays in your code.
This is a classic use for millis in the form of the IDE's blink without delay example or
Robin2's Doing several things at once thread.