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The BlueSense Processing interface allows you to interface the BlueSense modules using Processing. Processing is an open source programming language and environment for people who want to program images, animation, and sound. It uses Java as an underlying language, but removes a lot of java's complexities. The following examples describe how you can use Processing an BlueSense.
All examples patches shown here can be obtained here: BlueSense downloads. For frequently asked questions see the Bluesense FAQ. If you have an interesting idea, but are unsure if its possible with our system we will gladly help you, please contact us.
For detailed information on the BlueSense API have a look at: Java SDK
 | BlueSense Processing library installation Steps needed to access the BlueSense library from Processing |
 | BlueSense Processing initialization Examples of initialzation and finalization functions |
 | BlueSense Processing analogue input example Using analog signals in Processing |
 | Analoge outputs, Processing Control six analog outputs from within Processing |
 | Motoren, Processing Control the speed of two dc motors |
 | BlueSense Processing digital output example A timer activates and deactivates the outputs |
 | BlueSense Processing pulse counting example Uses a switch input module to count pulses in Processing |
 | BlueSense Processing PWM LED dimmer example Uses a switch input module to count pulses in Processing |
 | BlueSense rotary encoder Processing code example which sets up a switch input devices as a rotary encoder |
 | BlueSense servo motor controller Processing code example which allows you to control 2 servo motors by using the mouse |
 | BlueSense Processing switch input example Using switch inputs in Processing |
 | BlueSense Processing bipolar stepper motor example Moving the mouse controls the speed |