int Analog eaton State = 0; // Sets the last read value. eaton int Analogue Load State = 0; // Sets

To avoid having a computer near the switchboard so I chose to have a chopped network cable between Arduinon and clutch plate. eaton You can only mount LDR: one on the electricity meter and have resistance linked directly to Arduinon.

Code:
int Analog eaton State = 0; // Sets the last read value. eaton int Analogue Load State = 0; // Sets the second latest value int Analog Counter = 0; // Counts pulses int Sensor value = 0; // Value read from the pot int output value = 0; // Value output to the PWM (analog out)
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By starting the script is logged every blink of your electricity meter to a file. Change the path $ log folder where you want the logs saved. Change $ comport to the port Arduinon has presented itself on.
$ Port.Close eaton () # this needs to be run to close the door when you're done!



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