Ultra Low Power (5uA) I2C Multi-Function Sensor with Light Sensor + Active (Reflective) IR + Touch + Hall Effect Sensor
Dependencies: IQS622DisplayTerminal IQS62x mbed
Hello World! From Azoteq's IQS622 Ultra Low Power Multi-Sensor
This is a demo program for the Azoteq IQS622 ultra low power multi function sensor.
More details on the IQS622 component pages here:
Diff: main.cpp
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- 6:af5c5cf511a9
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--- a/main.cpp Sat May 13 02:51:37 2017 +0000 +++ b/main.cpp Sat May 13 05:01:49 2017 +0000 @@ -46,13 +46,15 @@ iqs62x.readIqsRegisters(0,NUMBER_OF_REGISTERS); // read all the registers terminal.showStatus(iqs62x.I2Cspeed,iqs62x.I2CErrorCount); // show heading and number of I2C errors - char * colorTable = iqs62x.writeFlag; // table of all the registers that were written to (initialized) - // also try one of these: - // char * colorTable = iqs62x.readChanges; // table of all the registers that changed since previous read - // char * colorTable = iqs62x.writeChanges; // table of all the registers that changed since last write - // char * colorTable = 0; // no color highlighting + char * highlightTable; // a highlight table contains 1 byte for every register + // if the byte is nonzero, the corresponding register contents is highlighted + + highlightTable = 0; // use a NULL table to make all registers print plain with no highlighting + highlightTable = iqs62x.readChanges; // special table to highlight all registers that changed since the previous read + highlightTable = iqs62x.writeChanges; // special table to highlight all registers that have changed after being written/initialized + highlightTable = iqs62x.writeFlag; // highlight all registers that were initialized - can be used to test configure() - terminal.showRegisters(iqs62x.registers,colorTable); // show IQS62x registers, color-highlight the registers flagged in colorTable + terminal.showRegisters(iqs62x.registers, highlightTable); // display the registers and highlight the ones marked in the table } }