en-us_commands:reference:ianalogwrite2
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IanalogWrite2()
IanalogWrite2() converts a user integer value to the 4~20mA output range.
void IanalogWrite2(uint8_t ch, int32_t min, int32_t max, int32_t value)
Commands
| Command | Arguments | Return Value | Operation |
|---|---|---|---|
IanalogWrite2(ch, min, max, value) | uint8_t chint32_t minint32_t maxint32_t value | void | Converts a user integer value to the 4~20mA output range. |
Example
void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); } void loop() { uint16_t raw2 = analogRead2(0); // Read the 4–20mA-adjusted input value of the specified channel. int32_t filtered2 = analogRead2Avg(0, 5); // Return the integer average of 4–20mA input values. float filtered2f = analogRead2Avgf(0, 5); // Return the floating-point average of 4–20mA input values. float currentmA = IanalogRead2f(0, 4.0F, 20.0F); // Map the 4–20mA input value to the specified floating-point range. if (raw2 == ANALOG_READ2_ERROR || filtered2 == ANALOG_READ2_AVG_ERROR || filtered2f == (float)ANALOG_READ2_AVG_ERROR || currentmA == (float)ANALOG_READ2_ERROR) { Serial.println("4-20mA input error"); delay(500); return; } int32_t percent = Iscale((int32_t)raw2, 0, 32767, 0, 100); // Map an integer input to the specified integer range. IanalogWrite2(0, 0, 100, 50); // 50% → approx. 12mA IanalogWrite2f(1, 0.0F, 10.0F, 2.5F); // 25% → approx. 8mA Serial.print("4-20mA raw: "); Serial.println(raw2); Serial.print("4-20mA filtered: "); Serial.println(filtered2); Serial.print("4-20mA filtered float: "); Serial.println(filtered2f, 2); Serial.print("percent: "); Serial.println(percent); Serial.print("current: "); Serial.println(currentmA, 2); delay(500); }
Precautions
- Match the module DIP switches, external power supply and output range.
- Do not configure these together with PWM functions sharing the same timer.
- Do not output values to uninitialized channels.
- Currently, MPAINO Y analog output supports channels up to
0~11; do not use12~15. analogWriteInit(),analogWriteFreq()andanalogWriteMax()are for Y analog output channels and must not be used for high-speed pulse channels20~31.- Do not use high-speed pulse GPIO numbers
130~141withanalogWrite().
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