JoyStick Module For Sensor Shield Module *1 (Arduino Compatible)
On the principle, the control rod can be considered that it is organized by the two potentiometer and a
Two of the value of potentiometer are respectively to show the user offset in the X and Y axis, and the type of offset is analog; The is used to show whether the user push down in the Z axis, its type is the digital quantity. Therefore the control rod contain a total of three interface which are used to connect X, Y, and Z
When using, it can connect with Arduino sensor shield, and connect Arduino corresponding pins through Arduino sensor cables. In the example below, the X axes and Y axes are respectively link to the analog A1 and A0, and Z axis is connected to the digital I/O 7 pin.
The corresponding code shown below:
Int sensorPin = 5; Int value = 0; Void setup() { pinMode(7, OUTPUT); Serial. Begin(***0); } void loop() { value = analogRead(0); Serial. Print("X: "); Serial. Print(value, DEC); Value = analogRead(1); Serial. Print(" Y: "); Serial. Print(value, DEC); Value = digitalRead(7); Serial. Print(" Z: "); Serial. Println(value, DEC); Delay(**0); } Referring Sample Code: Int JoyStick_X = 0; //X int JoyStick_Y = 1; //y int JoyStick_Z = 3; //key void setup() { pinMode(JoyStick_X, INPUT); PinMode(JoyStick_Y, INPUT); PinMode(JoyStick_Z, INPUT); Serial. Begin(***0); // ***0 BPS } void loop() { int X, y, z; X=analogRead(JoyStick_X); Y=analogRead(JoyStick_Y); Z=digitalRead(JoyStick_Z); Serial. Print(X, DEC); Serial. Print(", "); Serial. Print(y, DEC); Serial. Print(", "); Serial. Println(z, DEC); Delay(**0); }