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workingDoorman.ino
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/*This Arduino code is for the "Doorman" project I recreated. The original "Doorman" project can be seen here
* https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2753756
* This is updated and cleaned up code that is easier to read and works for my servo,LED,and sensor set up.
*/
#include <Servo.h>
//Define pins that servos are hooked up to on Arduino Nano
const int servoPinEyeLids = 3;
const int servoPinRightEyeX = 6;
const int servoPinLeftEyeX = 5;
const int servoPinRightEyeY = 10;
const int servoPinLeftEyeY = 9;
//Define servo objects
Servo servoEyeLids;
Servo servoRightEyeY;
Servo servoLeftEyeY;
Servo servoRightEyeX;
Servo servoLeftEyeX;
//Define pin for PIR sensor
const int inputPinPIR = 2;
//Define pin for 2 LEDs hooked in parallel
const int pinLED = 13;
//Definie initial PIR sensor state
int statePIR = LOW;
//Variable to hold read in state from PIR sensor
int readStatePIR = 0;
void setup() {
//Declare PIR sensor as an INPUT
pinMode(inputPinPIR, INPUT);
//Declare LEDs as OUTPUT as we are sending it a signal, not reading in a signal
pinMode(pinLED, OUTPUT);
//Attach servo objects to correct pins on Arduino Nano
servoEyeLids.attach(servoPinEyeLids);
servoRightEyeX.attach(servoPinRightEyeX);
servoLeftEyeX.attach(servoPinLeftEyeX);
servoRightEyeY.attach(servoPinRightEyeY);
servoLeftEyeY.attach(servoPinLeftEyeY);
/*Set initial positions of SG90 micro servos.
These positions depend how you hook up the attachments to the servos,
therefore most likely will be different for you.*/
servoEyeLids.write(150);
servoRightEyeX.write(95);
servoLeftEyeX.write(100);
servoRightEyeY.write(75);
servoLeftEyeY.write(50);
//For debugging purposes, you can use print statements to to make sure you're reaching certain parts of the code
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.println("Start");
}
void loop() {
//Read the state of the PIR sensor to check for motion
readStatePIR = digitalRead(inputPinPIR);
if (readStatePIR == HIGH) { //motion was detected
//Turn on LEDs to light up the eyes
digitalWrite(pinLED, HIGH);
if (statePIR == LOW) { //check we weren't initiating eye movements before this
//Iniatate eye movements
openEyeLids();
delay(2000);
turnEyesLeft();
delay(1000);
turnEyesRight();
delay(1000);
turnEyesStraight();
delay(1000);
turnEyesUpAndLeft();
delay(2000);
turnEyesUpAndRight();
delay(1000);
turnEyesStraight();
delay(1000);
//Set PIR state to HIGH so eye movements dont keep looping
statePIR = HIGH;
}
} else {
if(statePIR == HIGH) { //we just went through eye movements 1 time
delay(3000);
//Turn off LEDs
digitalWrite(pinLED, LOW);
closeEyeLids();
delay(1000);
//reset statePIR to LOW to go through the eye movements again
statePIR = LOW; //
}
}
}
void openEyeLids() {
servoEyeLids.write(160);
}
void closeEyeLids() {
servoEyeLids.write(80);
}
void turnEyesLeft() {
servoRightEyeX.write(125);
servoLeftEyeX.write(130);
}
void turnEyesRight() {
servoRightEyeX.write(56);
servoLeftEyeX.write(66);
}
void turnEyesStraight() {
servoRightEyeY.write(75);
servoRightEyeX.write(95);
servoLeftEyeY.write(50);
servoLeftEyeX.write(100);
}
void turnEyesUpAndLeft() {
servoRightEyeY.write(50);
servoRightEyeX.write(120);
servoLeftEyeY.write(80);
servoLeftEyeX.write(120);
}
void turnEyesUpAndRight() {
servoRightEyeY.write(50);
servoRightEyeX.write(75);
servoLeftEyeY.write(80);
servoLeftEyeX.write(75);
}