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Component: Temp / Humidity (DHT11) (Environmental)

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Author Matrix TSL
Version 1.1
Category Environmental


Temp / Humidity (DHT11) component

The DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor is a popular sensor allowing the ambient temperature and relative humidity to be monitored digitally. Humidity Range = 20% - 90% +/- 5% Temperature Range = 0 - 50 Degrees C +/- 2 Degrees C

Detailed description

No detailed description exists yet for this component

Examples

Example Program showing how to sample the DHT11 sensor and show the temperature and humidity on an LCD. DHT11 Example

Downloadable macro reference

GetTempWhole
Gets the whole number portion of the temperature returned by calling SampleSensor. If temperature is 15.8 degrees C then this function would return 15. 
[[File:]] - Return


GetHumidityFloat
Gets the humidity returned by calling SampleSensor as a floating point number.  
[[File:]] - Return


GetTempString
Gets the temperature returned by calling SampleSensor as a string.  
- STRING Return


GetHumidityString
Gets the humidity returned by calling SampleSensor as a string.  
- STRING Return


GetHumidityWhole
Gets the whole number portion of the humidity returned by calling SampleSensor. If humidity is 15.8 % then this function would return 15. 
[[File:]] - Return


GetTempReal
Gets the real number portion of the temperature returned by calling SampleSensor. If temperature is 15.8 degrees C then this function would return 8. 
[[File:]] - Return


GetHumidityReal
Gets the real number portion of the humidity returned by calling SampleSensor. If humidity is 15.8 % then this function would return 8. 
[[File:]] - Return


SampleSensor
Communicates with the DHT11 sensor and receives the temperature and humidity readings. Returns 0 for success, 1 for no communication detected and 2 for checksum error. 
- BYTE Return


GetTempFloat
Gets the temperature returned by calling SampleSensor as a floating point number.  
[[File:]] - Return


Initialise
Initialise the sensor configuration as set by the component properties 
- VOID Return


Initialise
Stes up the I2C bus and initialises the termperature sensor ready for use. 
- VOID Return


SimSetGyro
Allows the XYZ slider values to be set via the simulation 
[[File:]] - X
 
[[File:]] - Y
 
[[File:]] - Z
 
- VOID Return


UpdateAccelerometerData
Reads from the accelerometer and updates the local XYZ variables. Returns 1 for new data and 0 for no new data 
- BYTE Return


SimSetCompass
Allows the XYZ slider values to be set via the simulation 
[[File:]] - X
 
[[File:]] - Y
 
[[File:]] - Z
 
- VOID Return


Read_Bearing
Reads the current sensor compass bearing based on degrees CW from magnetic north. Returns 0-359 where 0 = North, 90 = East, 180 = South, 270 = West Requires the ArcTan floating point function to be available to work correctly. Supported on AVR, 16-bit  
- BYTE NumSamples
The number of readings to base the bearing on 
- UINT Return


Initialise
Sets up up the communication bus and initialises the accelerometer module. Returns 0 for success and > 0 for fail. 
- BYTE Return


IOSetOutputPin
Sets the selected digital pin to an output and assigns the output state. 
- BYTE Pin
Range: 0-29 
[[File:]] - State
Range: 0-1 
- VOID Return


UARTReceive
Receives a data byte from the UART. Recommend calling the UARTCheckRx function first to ensure data is available. 
- BYTE Channel
Channel Index: Range 0 - UART Bus Count - 1 
- BYTE Return


ADCSampleAverage10
Reads the voltage present on an Analog pin as an 10-bit value range 0-1023. Performs the selected number of samples with the selected time in microseconds in between samples 
- BYTE ADCChannel
Range: 0, 3-7 
- BYTE SampleCount
Range: 1- 100 
- BYTE SampleDelay
Delay in us between each sample 
- UINT Return


OneWireScanBus
Scans the one wire bus to detect all connected devices. Returns the number of one wire devices found. 
- BYTE Channel
Channel Index: Range 0 - I2C Bus Count - 1 
- BYTE Return


SPIInitialise
Initialsie the SPI module ready for communications 
- BYTE Channel
Channel Index: Range 0 - SPI Bus Count - 1 
- VOID Return


OneWireReceiveByte
Receives a byte from the one wire bus a bit at a time 
- BYTE Channel
Channel Index: Range 0 - I2C Bus Count - 1 
- BYTE Return


I2CSend
Transmit a byte using the I2C bus 
- BYTE Channel
Channel Index: Range 0 - I2C Bus Count - 1 
- BYTE DataOut
 
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UARTSend
Send a byte via the UART module 
- BYTE Channel
Channel Index: Range 0 - UART Bus Count - 1 
- BYTE Data
Data Byte to send. Range: 0-255 
- VOID Return


OneWireGetDeviceCount
Returns the number of devices found by the last ScanBus operation. 
- BYTE Channel
Channel Index: Range 0 - I2C Bus Count - 1 
- BYTE Return


PWMSetPrescaler
Sets the prescaler for the PWM output 
- BYTE Channel
Range: 0 - 11 
- BYTE Prescaler
 
- BYTE Period
 
- VOID Return


PWMEnable
Enable a PWM output 
- BYTE Channel
Range: 0-11 
- VOID Return


ADCSampleArray10
Reads the voltage present on an Analog pin as an 10-bit value range 0-1023 Performs the selected number of samples with the selected time in microseconds in between samples and returns each sample in a single packet 
- BYTE ADCChannel
Range: 0, 3-7 
- BYTE SampleCount
Range: 1- 32 
- UINT SampleDelay
Delay in us between each sample 
- UINT Samples
10-bit samples returned from the function 
- VOID Return


ADCSampleAverage8
Reads the voltage present on an Analog pin as an 8-bit value range 0-255 Performs the selected number of samples with the selected time in microseconds in between samples 
- BYTE ADCChannel
Range: 0, 3-7 
- BYTE SampleCount
Range: 1- 100 
- BYTE SampleDelay
Delay in us between each sample 
- BYTE Return


Initialise
Initialise the comms to the Arduino board ready for commands to be sent. 
- VOID Return



Property reference

Properties
Data Pin
Microcontroller I/O Pin connected to the DHT11 sensor data pin. 
Use Checksum
The checksum value is used to ensure the data being received is correct. Yes = Only receive data if checksum is correct No = Ignore checksum 
Clock Adjustment
On 8-bit PIC devices the timings can be a little tight as slower clock speeds and so we implement an adjustment factor to allow the sensor to function. Auto mode will attempt to automatically calculate a correct adjustment factor. Manual mode will allow you to set your own adjustment factor. 
Connections
Simulations