I’d like to use this device in the PWM mode. At what point in the code given in tutorials could I begin enabling that register and delete most code past that?
I’m not an arduino person and use PIC Basic Pro for programming so I’d also like to ask, concerning the .h files as to whether or not they are auto included or must I insert them manually?
A couple of weeks ago I completed a number of sketches to set the MLX90614 in PWM mode (and back to SMB if you want) and read in PWM mode. https://github.com/paulvha/apollo3/tree … X90614_PWM. They are written for Apollo3. Have not worked with PIC Basic Pro, can’t answer your question about the .h files
Thanks. Pardon my ignorance and the only reason I ask this (I think I now the answer to be ‘no’) is because you use the word sketch; so can your sketch be used in an arduino atmosphere? (wince).
If not (since I just want to test something on the sensor) what’s the cheapest Apollo platform I could purchase that would do the trick?
it is written for ArduinoIDE environment. It is not using Windows CE. Not sure in what part of the world you are and which local distributors you have and thus prices, but you can look for Apollo3/Artemis board or Arduino Uno board or a Sparkfun Redboard.
Thanks. I’m in NYC. I have an Artemis board and an itsy-bitsy from Adafruit. So sounds like I’ll be ok.