Summary
Picture of temperature-sensitive learning sensor indicating holes.


This tutorial covers the temperature-sensitive learning sensor, but the same idea applies to the other versions.

Each learning sensor comes with seven sewable holes for you to use:

Power: The hole marked + (plus) is sewn to the + of your battery using conductive thread. The opposite hole is connected to the - (minus) end of the same battery.

Outputs:
    M turns on when the level is "normal".
    H turns on when the level is higher.
    L turns on when the level falls below it.

Calibrate: The hole marked C is attached to a pushbutton switch whose other end is connected to - (minus). Pushing the switch tells the learning sensor roughly what range you want to operate in.

Sense: (custom only)
This hole allows you to connect your own, external sensor. You cannot use this with the light- or temperature-sensitive versions. Take a look at this sample schematic.




Ingredients
Picture of materials for this tutorial - velcro switch,
temperature-sensitive learning sensor, 3 lightboards, battery holder,
pushbutton switch.



Connections (move your mouse over the picture to highlight the wires)

Picture of front of project, mouseover to see wiring.

Picture of back of project, mouseover to see wiring.



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