Noise Alarm--Grumpy Grandpa

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Objective The "Grumpy Grandpa" can't stand the noise. As soon as he heard big noise, the device will alarm. You can press the switch to stop the alarm. Principle With MIC sound detection sensor to detect sound, when the sound exceeds the pre-et value, the device starts timing. In order to prevent interference, if the sound which keeps maintain louder than the default value after a certain period of time, then it is considered to be noise and the buzzer will alarm. At the same time, the system can detect whether the key is pressed,. When the key press, the buzzer alarm is closed. Equipment Module Number Function Microduino-CoreUSB 1 Core board Microduino-Sensorhub 1 Sensor pinboard Microduino-Sound 1 Sound detection sensor Microduino-Crash 1 Crash/touch switch Microduino-Buzzer 1 Buzzer sensor Microduino-BM 1 Battery management Preparation Setup 1: Use a USB cable to connect the CoreUSB and the PC/Mac, the open Arduino IDE. Setup 2: Click Files > Examples > mCookie > _102_Grumpy_Grandpa, load the program. Setup 3: Select the right board and COM port for program download. Program Description Control pin description: Connect the key to D4, MIC sound sensor to A0, buzzer to 6. Users can customize the pin description. #define mic_pin A0 #define buzzer_pin 6 #define key_pin 4 Pre-set value of the sound: If the outside sound value is larger than the pre-set value, it'll be considered as noise. Users can customize the pre-set value. #define voice 400 The system will start timing when detecting the outside sound value is larger than the pre-set value. If the sound keeps louder after a period time of timing and gets loud enough to make the buzzer value become "True", the buzzer will make alarm. if (voice_data > voice) { if (millis() - time > 500 ) { voice_data = analogRead(mic_pin); if (voice_data > voice) { buzzer_speak = true; i = 200; } time = millis(); } } Detect if the key is pressed. If the buzzer value is "False", the buzzer will be closed automatically. if (key_get(key_pin, 0)) { delay(200); buzzer_speak = false; time = millis(); } From the buzzer value, the system can judge when to open or close the alarm. if (buzzer_speak) buzzer(); else noTone(buzzer_pin); Hardware Buildup Setup 1: Connect the buzzer sensor to the Sensorhub D6, Colored LED to A0 and the touch switch to D4. Setup 2: Connect the activated battery box and the BM module. Setup 3: Then, stack all modules together without considering order. Congratulations! You've finished the circuit buildup. Setup 4: DIY your LEGO "Grumpy Grandpa". Result Shouting towards the sound detector and keep that for a while, the buzzer will make alarm. By pressing the key, the alarm will stop. Video