An ACT (Act) beginning with _Unit_ is used to describe a very single function or to check the operation of a function.
| Name | Content |
|---|---|
| Unit_ADC | This sample runs the ADC, reading and displaying about every second while continuously running the ADC every 100ms. Sleep by [s] key. |
| Unit_I2Cprobe | Scan the I2C bus for responding device numbers (some devices may not respond to this procedure). |
| Unit_delayMicoroseconds | delayMicroseconds(), and compare with the count of 16Mhz TickTimer. |
| Unit_brd_CUE | Check the operation of the acceleration sensor, magnetic sensor, and LED of TWELITE CUE. Input [a],[s],[l] keys from the terminal. |
| Unit_brd_PAL_NOTICE | Try Notice Pal (NOTICE PAL) LED lighting. All lights flash at startup, then operate via serial input. - r,g,b,w : Toggle each color lighting mode- R,G,B,W : change the brightness of each color (disabled when lights off or all lights on)- c: change the cycle (when blinking)- C: change the duty when blinking (when blinking) |
| Unit_div100 | Find the divisor and quotient of 10,100,1000 div10(),div100(),div1000(). -9999999 to 999999 and compare the elapsed time with the usual division by /,%. |
| Unit_div_format | div10(),div100(),div1000() results in string output. |
| Unit_UART1 | UART1 (Serial1) is a sample of using UART0 (Serial) outputs input from UART1 to UART1 and input from UART1 to UART0. |
| Unit_Pkt_Parser | Sample use of the packet information parser <a href=“../It can interpret the output of App_Wings. * You may want to connect two TWELITE radio modules serially and use one as App_Wings and the other to interpret its output. If you want to connect the other to a non-TWELITE radio module, you can use”Other Platforms". |
| Uint_EEPROM | EEPROM read/write test code. |
| Unit_Cue_MagBuz | This program uses the TWELITE CUE magnet sensor and SET pin (connected to a piezoelectric buzzer) to sound a buzzer when the magnet is released. |
| Unit_doint-bhv | Example of BEHAVIOR description for handling IO interrupts. |
| Unit_EASTL | A collection of small codes using the EASTL library. |