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Finally, every time the "jit.3m" value goes over the threshold value, the trigger is turned on and when the value goes under the threshold number, the trigger turned off. Usually, the output signal would be a vibration on the phytoplankton, but for my tests, I simply used a LED light on Arduino and the Dimmer patch we used earlier in the class. So every time the trigger turned on, it sent a "255" message to the light, which turned it on fully, and when the trigger turned off, a "0" message was sent in order to close the light.
Finally, every time the "jit.3m" value goes over the threshold value, the trigger is turned on and when the value goes under the threshold number, the trigger turned off. Usually, the output signal would be a vibration on the phytoplankton, but for my tests, I simply used a LED light on Arduino and the [https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/GMU:Connecting_Max_to_the_World/Arduino Dimmer patch] we used earlier in the class. So every time the trigger turned on, it sent a "255" message to the light, which turned it on fully, and when the trigger turned off, a "0" message was sent in order to close the light.


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