RB14Scan Struct Reference

[BLUETOOTH] This is the RB14Scan ghost struct :D More...

#include <eagle_RB14Scan.h>

Public Member Functions
	RB14Scan (void)
	The constructor. More...
int	raw (optVAL_t)
	this will check for connection status [will return true if pin not connected] More...
char	channel (optVAL_t)
	will return the next char received by the module. A 64 byte Serial buffer is included! More...
void	write (const char *const val)
	this will write a constant string to the output More...

Detailed Description

[BLUETOOTH] This is the RB14Scan ghost struct :D

Author

EagleoutIce

Precondition

to use this class on UNO:

#define EBOARD_BLUETOOTH   0x1

If you don't reconfigure the TX and RX on MEGA:

#define EBOARD_BLUETOOTH 0x1

[BLUETOOTH] You can use this class like this on UNO:

#define EBOARD_BLUETOOTH   0x1
#include <eBoard.h>
//manual: '#include "/path/to/eBoard.h"'

RB14Scan remote;

int main() {
    int x = remote.channel(0); //stores value, if available, in 'x'
}

Definition at line 49 of file eagle_RB14Scan.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

RB14Scan()

RB14Scan::RB14Scan ( void  )

inline

The constructor.

Member Function Documentation

channel()

char RB14Scan::channel ( optVAL_t  )

inline

will return the next char received by the module. A 64 byte Serial buffer is included!

Returns

the next character in queue

raw()

int RB14Scan::raw ( optVAL_t  )

inline

this will check for connection status [will return true if pin not connected]

Returns

the state of the connection [1 if paired or unknown; 0 if disconnected]

write()

void RB14Scan::write ( const char *const  val )

inline

this will write a constant string to the output

Note

this is a new function :D

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• eBoard/source/eagle_RB14Scan.h