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Me PIR Motion Sensor Overview Me PIR Motion Sensor is a module to detect the infrared radiation emitted from human or animal body, and its maximum induction range is 6m. If somebody is moving in the range, its DO pin will output an effective signal to light on the blue LED on the board. Its blue ID means that it has a double-digital port and needs to be connected to the port with blue ID on Makeblock Orion. Technical specifications ● Operating voltage 5V DC ● Output voltage 5 V/high level, 0 V/low level ● Trigger signal 5 V/high level ● Retention time 2 second ● Detection angle 120° ● Distance detected max. 6 m ● Dimension 51 x 24 x 18 mm L x W x H Functional characteristics ● Provide a potentiometer which sensitivity is adjustable ● Built-in two-way amplitude discriminator for interference suppression ● Operate in two modes repeatable trigger default and non- repeatable trigger ● White area of module is the reference area to contact metal beams ● Support mBlock GUI programming, and applicable to users of all ages ● Adopt RJ25 port for easy connection ● Provide pin-type port to support most development boards including Arduino series Pin definition The port of Me PIR Motion Sensor has four pins, and their functions are as follows: Wiring mode ● Connecting with RJ25 Since the port of Me PIR Motion Sensor has blue ID, you need to connect the port with blue ID on Makeblock Orion when using RJ25 port. Taking Makeblock Orion as example, you can connect to ports No. 3, 4, 5, and 6 as follows: ● Connecting with Dupont wire When the Dupont wire is used to connect the module to the Arduino UNO Baseboard, its Mode and DOP pins should be connected to digital ports as follows: Guide to programming ● Arduino programming If you use Arduino to write a program, the library Makeblock-Library-master should be invoked to control the Me PIR Motion Sensor. This is a routine to identify if there is anyone or anything moving nearby by this module through Arduino programming. The function of the code segment is to read the result detected from the DO pin to identify if there is someone nearby, and output 1 if yes or 0 if no. The result is output to the serial monitor in Arduino IDE every 100ms. Upload the code segment to Makeblock Orion and click the Arduino serial monitor, and you will see the running result as follows: ● mBlock programming Me PIR Motion Sensor supports the mBlock programming environment and its instructions are introduced as follows: This is an example on how to use mBlock control the Me PIR Motion Sensor. If the detected result from the module is nobody is moving, the panda will say “Nobody is playing with me!” Otherwise, the panda will say “Somebody is playing with me!” The running result is as follows: Principle analysis Me PIR Motion Sensor adopts a specific PIR chip BISS0001 which is a sensor with the ability to detect the infrared radiation emitted from human or animal body and output electrical signal. It is a kind of digital-analog hybrid application-specific integrated circuit ASIC comprised of operational amplifier, voltage comparator, state controller, delay timer and block timer. When the radiation of human body is focused on the detector of pyroelectric infrared sensor by the Fresnel lens, the sensor in the circuit will output the voltage signal to identify the movement of human nearby. Its structure diagram is as follows: This module has a potentiometer which can be used to adjust the detection range. The level of Mode pin can be controlled to select the operating mode. When it is in high level, the module can be triggered repeatedly for real-time induction. When it is in low level, the module is in non-repeatable trigger mode. If somebody is moving in the induction range, the module is triggered and maintained for a period of time. In this period, the state will not be interfered whether there is somebody moving in the deduction range. Schematic 3 THOUGHTS ON “ME PIR MOTION SENSOR” Thales says: 2016-07-10 at 10:05 After I copy the mBlock code and click run, the sensor doesn’t work well. Then I use the Ardino code above, but there is error massage: Arduino Mac OS X , Board “Arduino/Genuino Uno” /Users/Thales/Library/Application Support/cc.mblock.3.3.1/Local In function ‘void loop ’ error ‘class MePIRMotionSensor’ has no member named ‘isPeopleDetected’ exit status 1 ‘class MePIRMotionSensor’ has no member named ‘isPeopleDetected’ Can you help me fix this? Or is it possible that something goes wrong with my PIR sensor? The red led keeps on and a few times the blue one blinks. admin says: 2016-07-11 at 19:47 Hi Thales, Please download the latest source from the git : admin says: 2016-07-11 at 19:48 We have changed the isPeopleDetected to isHumanDetected

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Me PIR Motion Sensor

Overview

Me PIR Motion Sensor is a module to detect the infrared radiation emitted from human or animal body, and its maximum induction range is 6m. If somebody is moving in the range, its DO pin will output an effective signal to light on the blue LED on the board. Its blue ID means that it has a double-digital port and needs to be connected to the port with blue ID on Makeblock Orion.

Technical specifications
● Operating voltage 5V DC ● Output voltage 5 V/high level, 0 V/low level ● Trigger signal 5 V/high level ● Retention time 2 second ● Detection angle 120° ● Distance detected max. 6 m ● Dimension 51 x 24 x 18 mm L x W x H

Functional characteristics
● Provide a potentiometer which sensitivity is adjustable ● Built-in two-way amplitude discriminator for interference suppression ● Operate in two modes repeatable trigger default and non- repeatable trigger ● White area of module is the reference area to contact metal beams ● Support mBlock GUI programming, and applicable to users of all ages ● Adopt RJ25 port for easy connection ● Provide pin-type port to support most development boards including Arduino series

Pin definition

The port of Me PIR Motion Sensor has four pins, and their functions are as follows:

Wiring mode
● Connecting with RJ25 Since the port of Me PIR Motion Sensor has blue ID, you need to connect the port with blue ID on Makeblock Orion when using RJ25 port. Taking Makeblock Orion as example, you can connect to ports No. 3, 4, 5, and 6 as follows:
● Connecting with Dupont wire When the Dupont wire is used to connect the module to the Arduino UNO Baseboard, its Mode and DOP pins should be connected to digital ports as follows:

Guide to programming
● Arduino programming If you use Arduino to write a program, the library Makeblock-Library-master should be invoked to control the Me PIR Motion Sensor. This is a routine to identify if there is anyone or anything moving nearby by this module through Arduino programming.

The function of the code segment is to read the result detected from the DO pin to identify if there is someone nearby, and output 1 if yes or 0 if no. The result is output to the serial monitor in Arduino IDE every 100ms. Upload the code segment to Makeblock Orion and click the Arduino serial monitor, and you will see the running result as follows:
● mBlock programming Me PIR Motion Sensor supports the mBlock programming environment and its instructions are introduced as follows:

This is an example on how to use mBlock control the Me PIR Motion Sensor. If the detected result from the module is nobody is moving, the panda will say “Nobody is playing with me!” Otherwise, the panda will say “Somebody is playing with me!” The running result is as follows:

Principle analysis

Me PIR Motion Sensor adopts a specific PIR chip BISS0001 which is a sensor with the ability to detect the infrared radiation emitted from human or animal body and output electrical signal. It is a kind of digital-analog hybrid application-specific integrated circuit ASIC comprised of operational amplifier, voltage comparator, state controller, delay timer and block timer. When the radiation of human body is focused on the detector of pyroelectric infrared sensor by the Fresnel lens, the sensor in the circuit will output the voltage signal to identify the movement of human nearby. Its structure diagram is as follows:

This module has a potentiometer which can be used to adjust the detection range. The level of Mode pin can be controlled to select the operating mode. When it is in high level, the module can be triggered repeatedly for real-time induction. When it is in low level, the module is in non-repeatable trigger mode. If somebody is moving in the induction range, the module is triggered and maintained for a period of time. In this period, the state will not be interfered whether there is somebody moving in the deduction range.

Schematic
3 THOUGHTS ON “ME PIR MOTION SENSOR”

Thales says:
2016-07-10 at 10:05

After I copy the mBlock code and click run, the sensor doesn’t work well. Then I use the Ardino code above, but there is error massage:

Arduino Mac OS X , Board “Arduino/Genuino Uno” /Users/Thales/Library/Application Support/cc.mblock.3.3.1/Local In function ‘void loop ’ error ‘class MePIRMotionSensor’ has no member named ‘isPeopleDetected’ exit status 1 ‘class MePIRMotionSensor’ has no member named ‘isPeopleDetected’

Can you help me fix this? Or is it possible that something goes wrong with my PIR sensor? The red led keeps on and a few times the blue one blinks.
admin says:
2016-07-11 at 19:47

Hi Thales,

Please download the latest source from the git :
admin says:
2016-07-11 at 19:48

We have changed the isPeopleDetected to isHumanDetected

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Datasheet ID: 11010 647004