Difference between revisions of "TemperatureHumidity"
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| − | import temperaturehumidity | + | import temperaturehumidity |
| − | th = temperaturehumidity.TemperatureHumidity() | + | th = temperaturehumidity.TemperatureHumidity() |
| − | print(th.waitString()) | + | print(th.waitString()) |
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Revision as of 15:17, 18 January 2016
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The TemperatureHumidity is a little (15 x 5 x 5 cm) black box with a black sphere on top. It is connected to your computer with the attached USB cable. When connected it will identify itself as a Virtual Serial port.
Installation
Install the rusocsci package. On the lab computers it is already installed for you. Download the temperaturehumidity module and unzip it in the same directory as your experiment.
Testing
Run the temperaturehumidity module and sensor by running the file 'temperaturehumidity.py'. Double click it in explorer or load in the Psychopy Coder and click 'run'.
Code example
You can read temperature and humidity values with any software that connects to a serial port. Most conveniently you can use the RuSocSci library in python. Here is a little example how to write a script that reads the temperature and humidity and writes it to the standard output (console):
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import temperaturehumidity
th = temperaturehumidity.TemperatureHumidity()
print(th.waitString())