Christina CallahanTrenton Madden
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Home Motion Detector

This device is used to allow for active monitoring of an individuals home.

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Home Motion Detector

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Schematics

Device 1

This shows a particle photon receiving AC voltage.

Device 2

This shows the pinout for the particle photon and the passive infrared sensor (PIR).

Code

Device 1

C/C++
Device 1 subscribed to Device 2's particle.publish. This allowed for Device 2 to turn on its on-board LED located at D7 when the motion sensor attached to Device 1 triggered an event.
int led = D7;

void setup()
{
    pinMode(led,OUTPUT);
    digitalWrite(led,LOW);
    
Particle.subscribe("Motion", madden, "520034001451353432393433");

}

void madden(const char *event, const char *data)
{
 digitalWrite(led,HIGH);
}

Device 2

C/C++
Device 2 consisted of a particle photon and a PIR sensor. When the PIR sensor was triggered, it published an event that could be seen on the particle.io website as well as ThingSpeak.com.
int PIRSensor =D0;
int state =0;
int Motion =0;
int Power =0;

void myHandler(const char *event, const char *data) {
  // Handle the integration response
}

void setup(){
    
    pinMode(D7,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(PIRSensor,INPUT);

{
  // Subscribe to the integration response event
  Particle.subscribe("hook-response/Motion", myHandler);
}

}
  
  
void loop(){

{
  // Get some data
  String data = String(10);
  // Trigger the integration
  Particle.publish("Motion", data);
  // Wait 60 seconds
  delay(6000);
}
      
    

    if(Motion == HIGH){
        
        digitalWrite(D7,HIGH);
        Particle.publish("motion-detected");
    }

    else if (Motion==LOW){
        digitalWrite(D7,LOW);
        
    }
    

}

Credits

Christina Callahan

Christina Callahan

1 project • 2 followers
Trenton Madden

Trenton Madden

1 project • 2 followers

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