I'm currently working on a project where I have 2 seperate circuits. One with Arduino that has an ultrasonic sensor that capture motions and the other one with an FPGA board Nexys A7 100T with a display that displays the exact time at which the motion was detected. Both circuit are communicating via Bluetooth with the help of 2 Pmod BLE modules. I intend to use Pmod ESP32 with WiFi instead.
My first question is: How can I transmit a message to my phone when a motion is detected? Essentially I am using a led on the FPGA board that turns on when the motion is detected. What options do I have in order to do that?
My second question is: How can I save those clock times when the motion was detected for future purpose? I mention that I also made a digital clock so the clock is not the problem. I want that after a whole day of motion detection, I can access those clock values stored somewhere and process them elsewhere.
Any answer or advice to any question is welcome! Thank you!
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Razvan1203
Hello everyone!
I'm currently working on a project where I have 2 seperate circuits. One with Arduino that has an ultrasonic sensor that capture motions and the other one with an FPGA board Nexys A7 100T with a display that displays the exact time at which the motion was detected. Both circuit are communicating via Bluetooth with the help of 2 Pmod BLE modules. I intend to use Pmod ESP32 with WiFi instead.
My first question is: How can I transmit a message to my phone when a motion is detected? Essentially I am using a led on the FPGA board that turns on when the motion is detected. What options do I have in order to do that?
My second question is: How can I save those clock times when the motion was detected for future purpose? I mention that I also made a digital clock so the clock is not the problem. I want that after a whole day of motion detection, I can access those clock values stored somewhere and process them elsewhere.
Any answer or advice to any question is welcome! Thank you!
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