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61 // 2. For Thermister module(with sig pin)

62 if (temp > 33) tmp = 0;

63 else if (temp < 31) tmp = 1;

64 //------------------------------------------

For Python

41 #################################################

42 # 1. For Analog Temperature module(with DO)

43 #tmp = GPIO.input(DO);

44 #

45 # 2. For Thermister module(with sig pin)

46 if temp > 33:

47 tmp = 0;

48 elif temp < 31:

49 tmp = 1;

50 #################################################

After editing the code, repeat step 2, 3, and 4 (or step 2, 3 for Python users).

You can still see temperature value printed on the screen constantly. If you pinch the

thermistor for a while, its temperature will rise slowly. "Too Hot!" will be printed on the screen.

Release your fingers, and let it stay in the open air for a while, or blow on the module. When

the temperature drops down slowly, "Better" will be printed.

Note: The analog temperature sensor adjusts alarm temperature by the potentiometer on

the module. The thermistor changes the alarm temperature by program.