Reputation: 11
I'm working on a project where a Mixer mixes the perfect drink for you. However I used every digital pin for sensors and now I thought I could just use the Analog Pins to control the Relays for the pumps. But since I changed the code the Pumps just dont turn off anymore. Any idea why this happens?
This is a part of my code:
#define pumpPin1 A0
#define pumpPin2 A1
#define pumpPin3 A2
#define pumpPin4 A3
//pinMode Setup for the Relay
pinMode(pumpPin1, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pumpPin2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pumpPin3, OUTPUT);
pinMode(pumpPin4, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(pumpPin1, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin2, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin3, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin4, LOW);
void loop() {
if (ts.touched()) {
TS_Point p = ts.getPoint();
Serial.println();
if (p.x < 3800 && p.x > 2400 && p.y < 3100){
Serial.print("Mische Vodka");
digitalWrite(pumpPin1, HIGH);
digitalWrite(pumpPin2, HIGH);
digitalWrite(pumpPin3, HIGH);
digitalWrite(pumpPin4, HIGH);
delay(3000);
digitalWrite(pumpPin1, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin2, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin3, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin4, LOW);
}
if (p.x < 2400 && p.y < 3100) {
Serial.print("Mische Gin");
digitalWrite(pumpPin1, HIGH);
digitalWrite(pumpPin2, HIGH);
digitalWrite(pumpPin3, HIGH);
digitalWrite(pumpPin4, HIGH);
delay(3000);
digitalWrite(pumpPin1, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin2, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin3, LOW);
digitalWrite(pumpPin4, LOW);
}
I've already tried using analogWrite() but that didnt work either.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 46
Reputation: 11
Update: It seems like it has nothing to do with the analog pins. I found out that the touch Display is constantly triggering the pumps. However it seems strange to me because it worked just fine with the digital pin.
Upvotes: 0