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‎examples/AccessPointMode/AP_Basic/AP_Basic.ino‎

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#include <WebGUI.h>
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// Function declarations
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void buttonGo();
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void updateRandomSensor();
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void printSystemStatus();
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// Pin definitions - change these if using different pins
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int TOGGLE_LED_PIN = LED_BUILTIN; // Built-in LED for toggle button
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int PWM_LED_PIN = 3; // External LED for brightness control (PWM capable pin)
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Serial.println("===============================================");
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}
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/*
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Function: updateRandomSensor()
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This function simulates reading data from a sensor and updates the web display.
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In a real project, you would replace the random number generation with
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actual sensor readings (temperature, humidity, distance, etc.).
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*/
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void updateRandomSensor() {
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// Check if enough time has passed since the last update
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if (millis() - lastSensorUpdate >= UPDATE_RATE) {
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// Generate a random sensor value (simulating real sensor data)
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// In a real project, this would be something like:
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// int sensorValue = analogRead(A0);
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// float temperature = readTemperatureSensor();
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int randomValue = random(0, 1024); // Random number between 0-1023
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// Update the sensor status display on the web page
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// The setValue() function accepts different data types:
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randomSensor.setValue(String(randomValue) );
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// You could also use: randomSensor.setValue(randomValue); // Just the number
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// Print to Serial Monitor for debugging
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Serial.println("Sensor updated: " + String(randomValue));
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// Remember when we last updated
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lastSensorUpdate = millis();
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}
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}
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/*
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Function: printSystemStatus()
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This function prints the current system status to the Serial Monitor.
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Useful for debugging and monitoring your system.
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*/
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void printSystemStatus() {
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Serial.println("--- System Status ---");
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Serial.println("Toggle LED (Built-in): " + String(ledToggle.isOn() ? "ON" : "OFF"));
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Serial.println("PWM LED Brightness (Pin 3): " + String(currentBrightness) + "/255");
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Serial.println("Button Press Count: " + String(buttonPressCount));
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Serial.println("Update Rate: " + String(UPDATE_RATE) + " ms (fixed)");
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Serial.println("Uptime: " + String(millis() / 1000) + " seconds");
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Serial.println("--------------------");
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}
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void loop() {
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// CRITICAL: Always call GUI.update() in your main loop
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// This processes web requests and updates control values
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// toggleRelay(RELAY_PIN);
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}
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/*
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Function: updateRandomSensor()
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This function simulates reading data from a sensor and updates the web display.
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In a real project, you would replace the random number generation with
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actual sensor readings (temperature, humidity, distance, etc.).
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*/
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void updateRandomSensor() {
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// Check if enough time has passed since the last update
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if (millis() - lastSensorUpdate >= UPDATE_RATE) {
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// Generate a random sensor value (simulating real sensor data)
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// In a real project, this would be something like:
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// int sensorValue = analogRead(A0);
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// float temperature = readTemperatureSensor();
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int randomValue = random(0, 1024); // Random number between 0-1023
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// Update the sensor status display on the web page
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// The setValue() function accepts different data types:
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randomSensor.setValue(String(randomValue) );
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// You could also use: randomSensor.setValue(randomValue); // Just the number
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// Print to Serial Monitor for debugging
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Serial.println("Sensor updated: " + String(randomValue));
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// Remember when we last updated
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lastSensorUpdate = millis();
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}
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}
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/*
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Function: printSystemStatus()
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This function prints the current system status to the Serial Monitor.
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Useful for debugging and monitoring your system.
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*/
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void printSystemStatus() {
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Serial.println("--- System Status ---");
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Serial.println("Toggle LED (Built-in): " + String(ledToggle.isOn() ? "ON" : "OFF"));
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Serial.println("PWM LED Brightness (Pin 3): " + String(currentBrightness) + "/255");
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Serial.println("Button Press Count: " + String(buttonPressCount));
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Serial.println("Update Rate: " + String(UPDATE_RATE) + " ms (fixed)");
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Serial.println("Uptime: " + String(millis() / 1000) + " seconds");
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Serial.println("--------------------");
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}
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‎examples/AccessPointMode/AP_BlinkAnLED/AP_BlinkAnLED.ino‎

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#include <WebGUI.h>
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// Function declarations
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void updateBlinkBehavior();
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// Pin definitions
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const int BLINK_LED_PIN = LED_BUILTIN; // LED for blinking control
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‎examples/AccessPointMode/AP_SensorDebug/AP_SensorDebug.ino‎

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#include <WebGUI.h>
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// Function declarations
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void updateSensorReading();
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void checkThreshold();
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void printDebugInfo();
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// Pin definitions
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const int SENSOR_PIN = A0; // Analog sensor input pin
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Serial.println("===============================================");
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}
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void loop() {
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// CRITICAL: Always call GUI.update() in your main loop
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// This processes web requests and updates control values
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GUI.update();
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// Read the sensor value at the specified rate
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updateSensorReading();
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// Check the sensor value against the threshold
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checkThreshold();
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// Print debug information every 2 seconds
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if (millis() - lastDebugPrint >= 2000) {
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printDebugInfo();
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lastDebugPrint = millis();
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}
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// Small delay to prevent overwhelming the system
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delay(10);
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}
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/*
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Function: updateSensorReading()
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Serial.println("Uptime: " + String(millis() / 1000) + " seconds");
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Serial.println("------------------------");
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}
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void loop() {
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// CRITICAL: Always call GUI.update() in your main loop
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// This processes web requests and updates control values
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GUI.update();
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// Read the sensor value at the specified rate
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updateSensorReading();
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// Check the sensor value against the threshold
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checkThreshold();
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// Print debug information every 2 seconds
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if (millis() - lastDebugPrint >= 2000) {
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printDebugInfo();
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lastDebugPrint = millis();
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}
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// Small delay to prevent overwhelming the system
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delay(10);
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}

‎examples/AccessPointMode/AP_ServoTest/AP_ServoTest.ino‎

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#include <WebGUI.h>
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#include <Servo.h>
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// Function declarations
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void updateServoStates();
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void printServoStatus();
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// getFreeRAM() is now available from WebGUI library
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// Pin definitions for servos

‎examples/AccessPointMode/AP_SwitchPanel/AP_SwitchPanel.ino‎

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#include <WebGUI.h>
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// Function declarations
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void updateLEDStates();
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void printLEDStatus();
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// Pin definitions for LEDs - pins 2 through 5
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const int LED_PIN_2 = 2;
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const int LED_PIN_3 = 3;

‎examples/StationMode/Station_Basic/Station_Basic.ino‎

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#include <WebGUI.h>
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// Function declarations
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void buttonGo();
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void updateRandomSensor();
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void printSystemStatus();
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// Pin definitions - change these if using different pins
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int TOGGLE_LED_PIN = LED_BUILTIN; // Built-in LED for toggle button
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int PWM_LED_PIN = 3; // External LED for brightness control (PWM capable pin)
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Serial.println("===============================================");
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}
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/*
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Function: updateRandomSensor()
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This function simulates reading data from a sensor and updates the web display.
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actual sensor readings (temperature, humidity, distance, etc.).
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*/
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void updateRandomSensor() {
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// Check if enough time has passed since the last update
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if (millis() - lastSensorUpdate >= UPDATE_RATE) {
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// Generate a random sensor value (simulating real sensor data)
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// In a real project, this would be something like:
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// int sensorValue = analogRead(A0);
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// float temperature = readTemperatureSensor();
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int randomValue = random(0, 1024); // Random number between 0-1023
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// Update the sensor status display on the web page
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// The setValue() function accepts different data types:
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randomSensor.setValue(String(randomValue) );
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// You could also use: randomSensor.setValue(randomValue); // Just the number
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// Print to Serial Monitor for debugging
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Serial.println("Sensor updated: " + String(randomValue));
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// Remember when we last updated
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lastSensorUpdate = millis();
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}
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}
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/*
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Function: printSystemStatus()
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This function prints the current system status to the Serial Monitor.
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*/
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void printSystemStatus() {
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Serial.println("--- System Status ---");
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Serial.println("WiFi Connected: " + String(WiFi.status() == WL_CONNECTED ? "YES" : "NO"));
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Serial.println("IP Address: " + WiFi.localIP().toString());
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Serial.println("Toggle LED (Built-in): " + String(ledToggle.isOn() ? "ON" : "OFF"));
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Serial.println("PWM LED Brightness (Pin 3): " + String(currentBrightness) + "/255");
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Serial.println("Button Press Count: " + String(buttonPressCount));
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Serial.println("Update Rate: " + String(UPDATE_RATE) + " ms (fixed)");
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Serial.println("Uptime: " + String(millis() / 1000) + " seconds");
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Serial.println("--------------------");
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}
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// toggleRelay(RELAY_PIN);
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}
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/*
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Function: updateRandomSensor()
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This function simulates reading data from a sensor and updates the web display.
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In a real project, you would replace the random number generation with
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actual sensor readings (temperature, humidity, distance, etc.).
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*/
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void updateRandomSensor() {
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// Check if enough time has passed since the last update
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if (millis() - lastSensorUpdate >= UPDATE_RATE) {
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// Generate a random sensor value (simulating real sensor data)
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// In a real project, this would be something like:
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// int sensorValue = analogRead(A0);
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// float temperature = readTemperatureSensor();
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int randomValue = random(0, 1024); // Random number between 0-1023
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// Update the sensor status display on the web page
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// The setValue() function accepts different data types:
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randomSensor.setValue(String(randomValue) );
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// You could also use: randomSensor.setValue(randomValue); // Just the number
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// Print to Serial Monitor for debugging
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Serial.println("Sensor updated: " + String(randomValue));
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// Remember when we last updated
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lastSensorUpdate = millis();
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}
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}
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/*
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Function: printSystemStatus()
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This function prints the current system status to the Serial Monitor.
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Useful for debugging and monitoring your system.
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*/
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void printSystemStatus() {
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Serial.println("--- System Status ---");
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Serial.println("WiFi Connected: " + String(WiFi.status() == WL_CONNECTED ? "YES" : "NO"));
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Serial.println("IP Address: " + WiFi.localIP().toString());
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Serial.println("Toggle LED (Built-in): " + String(ledToggle.isOn() ? "ON" : "OFF"));
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Serial.println("PWM LED Brightness (Pin 3): " + String(currentBrightness) + "/255");
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Serial.println("Button Press Count: " + String(buttonPressCount));
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Serial.println("Update Rate: " + String(UPDATE_RATE) + " ms (fixed)");
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Serial.println("Uptime: " + String(millis() / 1000) + " seconds");
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Serial.println("--------------------");
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}

‎examples/StationMode/Station_BlinkAnLED/Station_BlinkAnLED.ino‎

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#include <WebGUI.h>
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void updateBlinkBehavior();
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const int BLINK_LED_PIN = LED_BUILTIN; // LED for blinking control
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