AT&T Developer Summit Hackathon 2016 / Mbed 2 deprecated frdm_Grove_Flame_Example

Freedom Seeedstudio Grove Flame Sensor Example

Dependencies:   mbed

Fork of frdm_Grove_Flame_Example by Freescale

Simply Import this Program into your mbed compiler
Select Compile to generate the binary file
Plug the Grove Shield v2 on the top of your FRDM-K64F
Connect on end of the 4-pin Grove cable to the Buzzer module and the other end to the port D2 of the Grove Adapter.

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Drag n drop the frdm_Grove_Buzzer_Example_K64F.bin into the mbed drive from your file explorer
Wait for download to complete
Press the Reset/SW1 button of your FRDM-K64F board to launch the program

The RGB LED should now power on Green
Press the SW2 user push-button of the FRDM-K64F and you should hear the buzzer ringing while RGB LED will power off.
To stop the buzzer, just release the SW2 button and press it again

Happy Buzzer'ing :D

main.cpp@0:e72d14a5d0bc, 2016-01-03 (annotated)

Committer:
GregC
Date:
Sun Jan 03 05:17:49 2016 +0000
Revision:
0:e72d14a5d0bc
Freedom Seeedstudio Grove Flame Sensor Example

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UserRevisionLine numberNew contents of line
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 1 #include "mbed.h"
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 2
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 3 DigitalIn FLAME_SENSOR(D2);
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 4 DigitalOut led_red(LED_RED);
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 5
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 6 int main(void)
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 7 {
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 8 led_red = 1;
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 9 while(1)
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 10 {
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 11 if (!FLAME_SENSOR)
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 12 led_red = 0;
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 13 else led_red = 1;
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 14 }
GregC 0:e72d14a5d0bc 15 }