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TETRIX® PRIZM® and Arduino IDE Reference Guide
Understanding common PRIZM commands and
functions in theArduino Software (IDE)
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PRIZM Controller Commands
LED Commands
......3PRIZM Status Commands
DC Motor Commands
DC Motor Encoder Commands
Servo Commands
Sensor Commands
Logic Commands
Loop Commands
Variable Commands
Function Commands
Time Commands
.19Serial Monitor Commands
CommandSyntaxPurposeLocation in Sketch
Include the PRIZM library#includePRIZM beginprizm.PrizmBegin(); Initializes the PRIZM controller. Usually is one of the first
commands in the void setup() section.Must come before any prizm.
commands. PRIZM endprizm.PrizmEnd(); Terminates the program running on PRIZM and resets the PRIZM controller. Usually is found somewhere in the main loop to stop the program.At times it might be necessary to
have this command in the void setup() section.For example, in the void setup()
section, you could read the battery voltage, and if it is too low, you could stop the program before it has a chance to do anything else. This sketch shows the proper use and placement of the PRIZM controller commands. PRIZM Controller CommandsTETRIX PRIZM and Arduino IDE Reference Guide 2CommandSyntaxPurposeLocation in Sketch
Turn on red LEDprizm.setRedLED(HIGH); Turn on PRIZM"s red LED Usually, LED control commands are found in the void loop() section of a sketch.In some situations, they could be
used in the void setup() section before the sketch enters the main loop.Turn off red LEDprizm.setRedLED(LOW); Turn off PRIZM"s red LED Turn on green LEDprizm.setGreenLED(HIGH); Turn on PRIZM"s green LED Turn off green LEDprizm.setGreenLED(LOW); Turn off PRIZM"s green LED This sketch shows how the LED commands can be used to manipulate PRIZM"s red and green LEDs.CommandSyntaxPurposeLocation in Sketch
Read the state of PRIZM"s
Start buttonprizm.readStartButton(); Determines if PRIZM"s green Start button is pressed or not.Returns an integer value of 1 if
pressed and 0 if not pressed. Can be used anywhere in a sketch.Read the voltage of
the battery attached to PRIZMprizm.readBatteryVoltage(); Determines the voltage of the battery attached to PRIZM.Returns an integer value
(ex: 915 = 9.15 volts). Can be used anywhere in a sketch.Although this is not a full sketch, these example statements show how the battery voltage and Start button commands can be used.
LED and PRIZM Status CommandsTETRIX PRIZM and Arduino IDE Reference Guide 3CommandSyntaxPurposeLocation in
Sketch
Set DC motor powerprizm.setMotorPower(motor#, power); motor# = 1 or 2 power = -100 to 100 or 125 Sets the power and direction of a specified motor to make it rotate at a certain rate.Range is from -100 to 100.
Value of 0 indicates a coasting
stop.Value of 125 indicates a hard-
braking stop.Negative values reverse the
direction. Usually found in the void loop() section of a sketch.Often found in
called functions.Set all DC motor powers
simultaneouslyprizm.setMotorPowers(power1, power2); power = -100 to 100 or 125 Sets the power and direction of both motors to make them rotate at a certain rate.Range is from -100 to 100.
Value of 0 indicates a coasting
stop.Value of 125 indicates a hard-
braking stop.Negative values reverse the
direction. Usually found in the void loop() section of a sketch.Often found in
called functions.Invert motor direction
prizm.setMotorInvert( motor# , 1); motor# = 1 or 2 Inverts the rotation of the specified motor.Is used when two motors oppose
each other so that positive power values cause the same direction of motion.Value of 1 indicates invert while 0
indicates no invert. Usually found in the void setup() section of a sketch.This sketch uses DC motor commands to move a robot forward, pivot a robot, and stop a robot using different motor power levels.
DC Motor CommandsTETRIX PRIZM and Arduino IDE Reference Guide 4CommandSyntaxPurposeLocation in
Sketch
Set the rotational speed
of a DC motorprizm.setMotorSpeed(motor#, speed); motor# = 1 or 2 speed = -720 to 720 TorqueNADO accuracy: -630 to 630 Precisely sets the speed of a motor in degrees per second.Max speed is 720
degrees per second, or2 rps.
For TorqueNADO®, a
more accurate range is -630 to 630 degrees per second.Rotational speed will be
constant no matter the battery voltage. Usually found in the void loop() section of a sketch.Often found
in called functions.Set the rotational speeds
of both DC motors simultaneouslyprizm.setMotorSpeeds(speed1, speed2); speed = -720 to 720 TorqueNADO accuracy: -630 to 630 Precisely sets the speeds of both motors in degrees per second.Max speed is 720
degrees per second, or2 rps.
For TorqueNADO, a more
accurate range is -630 to630 degrees per second.
Rotational speed will be
constant no matter the battery voltage. Usually found in the void loop() section of a sketch.Often found
in called functions.Set a DC motor to a
target position at a designated speedprizm.setMotorTarget(motor#, speed, target); motor# = 1 or 2 speed = -720 to 720 target = -2147483648 to 2147483647 Tells a motor to rotate a designated count at a designated speed and then stop in a holding position.Each count represents
1/4 of a degree.
Maximum rotation is
2,147,483,647 counts,
which is 536,870,912 degrees or 1,491,308 rotations. Usually found in the void loop() section of a sketch.Often found
in called functions.Set both DC motors
to target positions simultaneously at designated speedsprizm.setMotorTargets(speed1, target1, speed2, target2); speed = -720 to 720 target = -2147483648 to 2147483647 Tells both motors to rotate designated counts at designated speeds and then stop in a holding position.Each count represents
1/4 of a degree.
Maximum rotation is
2,147,483,647 counts,
which is 536,870,912 degrees or 1,491,308 rotations. Usually found in the void loop() section of a sketch.Often found
in called functions. DC Motor Encoder CommandsTETRIX PRIZM and Arduino IDE Reference Guide 5DC Motor Encoder Commands
CommandSyntaxPurposeLocation in
Sketch
Rotate a DC motor a
designated number of degrees at a designated speedprizm.setMotorDegree(motor#, speed, degrees); motor# = 1 or 2 speed = -720 to 720 degrees = -536870912 to 536870911• Tells a motor to rotate a designated number of degrees at a designated speed and then stop in a holding position.Maximum rotation is
536,870,911 degrees,
which is 1,491,308 rotations.• Usually found in the void loop() section of a sketch.Often found in
called functions.Rotate both DC motors
a designated number of degrees at designated speedsprizm.setMotorDegrees(speed1, degrees1, speed2, degrees2 speed = -720 to 720 degrees = -536870912 to 536870911• Tells both motors to rotate designated numbers of degrees at designated speeds and then stop in a holding position.Maximum rotation is
536,870,911 degrees,
which is 1,491,308 rotations.• Usually found in the void loop() section of a sketch.Often found in
called functions.Read motor busy status
prizm.readMotorBusy( motor# motor# = 1 or 2• Determines if a motor is busy carrying out a motor positioning task from another command.Can be used to keep a
program from moving to the next command until a motor is finished carrying out the previous positioning task.Will return 1 for busy or 0
for hold position.Eliminates the need to
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