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| report:dvp [2026/06/22 18:05] – [7.6 Prototype] team4 | report:dvp [2026/06/22 19:10] (current) – [7.6.3 Software] team4 | ||
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| - | The system is an automatic water quality logger built on an Arduino Uno. It continuously reads data from several sensors and writes the measurements to a CSV file on an SD card every 10 seconds. The system is controlled by a switch that pauses and resumes logging without requiring a restart. | + | The system is an automatic water quality logger built on an Arduino Uno. It continuously reads data from several sensors and writes the measurements to a Comma-separated values (CSV) file on an SD card every 10 seconds. The system is controlled by a switch that pauses and resumes logging without requiring a restart. |
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| When the logging interval has passed, the software retrieves the current time from the RTC module and writes the timestamped sensor data to the SD card. After the data is saved, the program returns to the switch check and repeats the process continuously. This flow ensures that the prototype automatically collects and stores environmental data in a structured way. Figure {{ref> | When the logging interval has passed, the software retrieves the current time from the RTC module and writes the timestamped sensor data to the SD card. After the data is saved, the program returns to the switch check and repeats the process continuously. This flow ensures that the prototype automatically collects and stores environmental data in a structured way. Figure {{ref> | ||
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