Difference between revisions of "MPR121 touch sensor module"

From Geeetech Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
(→‎where to get)
 
(25 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
 
==Introduction==  
 
==Introduction==  
  
−
[[File:Mpr121-1.jpg|500px|]]
+
[[File:Mpr121-1.jpg|400px|]]
  
 
MPR121 touch sensor module is a kind of capacitive touch keyboard plate controlled by MPR121. It outputs the signal that the keys received form of IIC. The control principle and control mode are widely used in function modules of the key control in devices of household appliances (like washing machine, induction cooker etc.), MP3 player, remote control and mobile phones.
 
MPR121 touch sensor module is a kind of capacitive touch keyboard plate controlled by MPR121. It outputs the signal that the keys received form of IIC. The control principle and control mode are widely used in function modules of the key control in devices of household appliances (like washing machine, induction cooker etc.), MP3 player, remote control and mobile phones.
Line 9: Line 9:
  
 
===Overview and Hardware Resources===
 
===Overview and Hardware Resources===
 +
 +
[[File:Mpr121 overview.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
Control IC: MPR121
 +
Interface resources: 2 IIC connectors
 +
Two power input ports: 3.3v and 5v
 +
Weight: 13g
 +
Size:  80mm*48mm*10mm
 +
 +
===Software===
 +
[[Media:Arduino-1.0.1.zip]]
 +
 +
Test code program:
 +
[[Media:MPR121 Touchpad.rar]]
 +
 +
=== data Source===
 +
 +
[[Media:MPR121.pdf]]
 +
 +
[[Media:SI5902DC.pdf]]
 +
 +
==Interface==
 +
===Interface Layout===
 +
 +
[[File:MPR121 layout.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
===Interface specifications===
 +
 +
The interface layout of MPR121 touch sensor module is displayed above.
 +
3.3v and 5v: for power supply
 +
 +
Common IRQ: when MPR121 communicates with a 3.3v or 5v CPU, it will send signals to the master control. The IRQ provides input when connected with a periphery controller.
 +
 +
3.3v CLK/ DATA pins: for IIC communication when connected to a 5v CPU.
 +
 +
CND: for ground
 +
 +
==Development Environment Setting==
 +
===Interface Connecting and Setting===
 +
MPR121 touch sensor module can be connected and communicate with PCB whose operating voltage can be both 3.3v and 5v. As mentioned above, the connection method varies when connecting to different PCBs with different operating voltage. Here we set it as an example to connect it with Mega 2560.
 +
 +
[[File:2560 and mpr.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
[[File:Shitu mega anf mpr.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
==Get Started==
 +
 +
1)Connect MPR121 to Mega2560 with a USB cable, if the LED lights, the connection is ok, as in the following picture.
 +
 +
[[File:MEGA LED.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
 +
2)Connect MPR121 touch sensor module with Mega 2560 in light of 3-1
 +
 +
3)Open the test code file mpr121.ino with Arduino1.0.1, you are now in the interface as below:
 +
 +
 +
[[File:4-1.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
 +
4)Select the type of board: Tools—Board—Arduino Mega 2560 or Mega ADK.
 +
 +
 +
[[File:4-2.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
 +
5)Choose the serial port under use: Tools—Serial Port—COM.
 +
 +
 +
[[File:4-3.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
 +
6)Click  [[File:Button2.jpg]] to upload program. When Arduino1.0.1 shows an interface as below, the uploading completed.
 +
 +
[[File:Done uploading.jpg]]
 +
 +
7)Open serial monitor in Arduino1.0.1, Tools—Serial Monitor. The following windows will pop-up.
 +
 +
[[File:Empty mpr.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
8)Press or release the touch button, if the Serial Monitor of Arduino1.0.1 will give response correspondingly, the MPR121 touch sensor module works.
 +
 +
[[File:Input mpr.jpg|500px|]]
 +
 +
==FAQS==
 +
1. The MPR121 touch sensor module can’t communicate with 3.3v CPU.
 +
 +
Check if you have connected them rightly. You can refer to picture2-1 and chapter 3.3.
 +
 +
 +
2. The MPR121 touch sensor module can’t communicate with 5 V CPU.
 +
 +
a. Check if you have connected them rightly. You can refer to the picture.
 +
b. Make sure you connected the 3.3v pins when communicate with 5v CPU.
 +
 +
 +
==where to get==
 +
Here you can get our touchpad.
 +
 +
http://www.geeetech.com/mpr121-touchpad-capacitive-keypad-for-your-project-p-657.html

Latest revision as of 06:12, 30 July 2014

Introduction

Mpr121-1.jpg

MPR121 touch sensor module is a kind of capacitive touch keyboard plate controlled by MPR121. It outputs the signal that the keys received form of IIC. The control principle and control mode are widely used in function modules of the key control in devices of household appliances (like washing machine, induction cooker etc.), MP3 player, remote control and mobile phones. MPR121 touch sensor module collects, saves and transmits data through the MPR121 IC, which increases the induction sensitivity. As the operating voltage of MPR121 is 3.3V, it can carry out IIC communication with a control board whose operating voltage is also 3.3V. In addition, a SI5902DC chip and its pilot circuit is added to the MPR121 module to make sure the MPR121 module can work under 5V, and communicate with a control IC that support 5V, thus expanding the range of application of MPR121 module.

Note: the connection method varies when it is connected to different control board that works under different voltage. You are advised to connect carefully in light of the silk-screen instruction on the PCB. The 3.3v power supply should be connected to MPR121 module when it communicates with a 5v control board. (for more detailed information, please refer to chapter Ⅳ)

Overview and Hardware Resources

Mpr121 overview.jpg

Control IC: MPR121 Interface resources: 2 IIC connectors Two power input ports: 3.3v and 5v Weight: 13g Size: 80mm*48mm*10mm

Software

Media:Arduino-1.0.1.zip

Test code program: Media:MPR121 Touchpad.rar

data Source

Media:MPR121.pdf

Media:SI5902DC.pdf

Interface

Interface Layout

MPR121 layout.jpg

Interface specifications

The interface layout of MPR121 touch sensor module is displayed above. 3.3v and 5v: for power supply

Common IRQ: when MPR121 communicates with a 3.3v or 5v CPU, it will send signals to the master control. The IRQ provides input when connected with a periphery controller.

3.3v CLK/ DATA pins: for IIC communication when connected to a 5v CPU.

CND: for ground

Development Environment Setting

Interface Connecting and Setting

MPR121 touch sensor module can be connected and communicate with PCB whose operating voltage can be both 3.3v and 5v. As mentioned above, the connection method varies when connecting to different PCBs with different operating voltage. Here we set it as an example to connect it with Mega 2560.

2560 and mpr.jpg

Shitu mega anf mpr.jpg

Get Started

1)Connect MPR121 to Mega2560 with a USB cable, if the LED lights, the connection is ok, as in the following picture.

MEGA LED.jpg


2)Connect MPR121 touch sensor module with Mega 2560 in light of 3-1

3)Open the test code file mpr121.ino with Arduino1.0.1, you are now in the interface as below:


4-1.jpg


4)Select the type of board: Tools—Board—Arduino Mega 2560 or Mega ADK.


4-2.jpg


5)Choose the serial port under use: Tools—Serial Port—COM.


4-3.jpg


6)Click Button2.jpg to upload program. When Arduino1.0.1 shows an interface as below, the uploading completed.

Done uploading.jpg

7)Open serial monitor in Arduino1.0.1, Tools—Serial Monitor. The following windows will pop-up.

Empty mpr.jpg

8)Press or release the touch button, if the Serial Monitor of Arduino1.0.1 will give response correspondingly, the MPR121 touch sensor module works.

Input mpr.jpg

FAQS

1. The MPR121 touch sensor module can’t communicate with 3.3v CPU.

Check if you have connected them rightly. You can refer to picture2-1 and chapter 3.3.


2. The MPR121 touch sensor module can’t communicate with 5 V CPU.

a. Check if you have connected them rightly. You can refer to the picture. b. Make sure you connected the 3.3v pins when communicate with 5v CPU.


where to get

Here you can get our touchpad.

http://www.geeetech.com/mpr121-touchpad-capacitive-keypad-for-your-project-p-657.html

Retrieved from "https://www.geeetech.com/wiki/index.php?title=MPR121_touch_sensor_module&oldid=4348"