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Im using the Arduino2Max patch to drive the jit.pwindow visualization with an IR sensor.

The patch works fine when using one IR sensor, but I want to now add a further 2 sensors so that I have 3 in total. I have connected the 1st and 2nd sensors to my Arduino board via a breadboard, and have independant readings from each sensor on pins 2 and 3.

I then copied the whole of the original patch, and replaced the pin 2 input reading to the pin 3 input reading, expecting the new visualization to react to the 2nd sensor.

The problem is that now both patches react to the inputs from both sensors, so they look exactly the same, and obviously I want each visualization to react only to its corresponding sensor.

arduino2max

this might be a question for the arduino forum... it sounds like you need to

change the 'output' part of your program in the arduino code.

although it is hard to say if you don't put up your patch to look at

On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 7:17 AM, Richard Almond wrote:

> Im using the Arduino2Max patch to drive the jit.pwindow visualization with

> The patch works fine when using one IR sensor, but I want to now add a

> further 2 sensors so that I have 3 in total. I have connected the 1st and

> 2nd sensors to my Arduino board via a breadboard, and have independant

> readings from each sensor on pins 2 and 3.

> I then copied the whole of the original patch, and replaced the pin 2 input

> reading to the pin 3 input reading, expecting the new visualization to react

> The problem is that now both patches react to the inputs from both sensors,

> so they look exactly the same, and obviously I want each visualization to

> react only to its corresponding sensor.

this might be a question for the arduino forum... it sounds like you need to
change the 'output' part of your program in the arduino code.

On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 7:17 AM, Richard Almond  wrote:

>
> Hi
>
> Im using the Arduino2Max patch to drive the jit.pwindow visualization with
> an IR sensor.
>
> The patch works fine when using one IR sensor, but I want to now add a
> further 2 sensors so that I have 3 in total. I have connected the 1st and
> 2nd sensors to my Arduino board via a breadboard, and have independant
> readings from each sensor on pins 2 and 3.
>
> I then copied the whole of the original patch, and replaced the pin 2 input
> reading to the pin 3 input reading, expecting the new visualization to react
> to the 2nd sensor.
>
> The problem is that now both patches react to the inputs from both sensors,
> so they look exactly the same, and obviously I want each visualization to
> react only to its corresponding sensor.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks alot
>
> Rich
>

I did upload my patch tho, just below my first post, does it not appear?

On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 8:33 AM, Richard Almond wrote:

> I did upload my patch tho, just below my first post, does it not appear?

On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 8:33 AM, Richard Almond  wrote:

>
> Thanks Carey,
>
> I did upload my patch tho, just below my first post, does it not appear?
>

After ten years of happy use, Arduino2Max has stopped working in our lab. We are getting inconsistent results--sometimes the Arduino sends data and sometimes it doesn't, but when it does we're just reading the analog inputs, not the digital ones. We just acquired new M1 iMacs, and we thought this may be the problem, but then we discovered the patch doesn't work with our old Intel iMacs either. Has anyone else experienced this and found a way to make it work?

After ten years of happy use, Arduino2Max has stopped working in our lab. We are getting inconsistent results--sometimes the Arduino sends data and sometimes it doesn't, but when it does we're just reading the analog inputs, not the digital ones. We just acquired new M1 iMacs, and we thought this may be the problem, but then we discovered the patch doesn't work with our old Intel iMacs either.  Has anyone else experienced this and found a way to make it work?

Simple send/receive test can show if your arduino is working

Simple send/receive test can show if your arduino is working
properly.
