Triggertrap is an open-source camera triggering platform based on Arduino.
It comes in two versions: Triggertrap v1 (TTv1), which is a device aimed at consumers; and Triggertrap Shield for Arduino (TT-k) which is aimed at advanced users, hackers, and geeks (like us!).
The codebase you are looking at is for both the above devices.
NOTE - there are differences between the TTv1 and TT-k. By default, the code ships for the Triggertrap Shield for Arduino (TT-k), because we anticipate that most people downloading and using this code will be using the Triggertrap Shield. If you wish to compile and install this code on your TTv1 device, remember to go into TTConfig.h, and read the section Choose your version of the Triggertrap.
The Triggertrap v1 is a battery-powered device with several sensors built-in:
- Laser sensor
- Ambient Light sensor
- Sound sensor
It also has a fully configurable AUX port, in the shape of a RCA socket, designed to accept additional external inputs and sensors.
Form Factor - The Triggertrap v1 comes in a perspex casing, and uses touch-sensitive buttons for control and operation.
The Triggertrap Shield for Arduino is an Arduino-powered device with several sensors built-in:
- Laser sensor
- Ambient Light sensor
- Sound sensor
It also has a fully configurable AUX port, in the shape of a RCA socket, designed to accept additional external inputs and sensors.
Form Factor - The Triggertrap Shield for Arduino is an Arduino shield, and uses physical buttons for its interface.
This file is part of Triggertrap. See Triggertrap.com for more information.
Triggertrap is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
Triggertrap is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with Triggertrap. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
The only thing we are keeping control over is the Triggertrap trademarks (name and logo). Full details of the Triggertrap licence is available on http://triggertrap.com/license/
- Bugfix: IR signal overflow fix for Nikon cameras when using shield only.
- Bugfix: Adjustment to IR timings for Sony cameras.
- Enhancement: Integration of Timelapse modifications from Duane Cassone.
- Bugfix: Fixes a tiny bug where the screen contrast (menu option added in 0.3.35) wasn't saved to EEPROM properly.
- Bugfix: Elegant little hack that reads the LCD contrast setting twice, discarding the first reading, ensuring that the readings are accurate, especially when Triggertrap wakes from sleep.
- Tagging with 0.3.35
- Formally introduces Bulb Ramping into the Triggertrap Firmware
- Adds a menu item for adjusting your screen contrast for TTv1 (System -> Contrast)
- Bugfix: Fixes sleep problem introduced in 0.3.33b
- Tidies up code in TriggerTrap.cpp for easier hackability & readability
- Introduces the Bulb Ramping feature
- Breaks several other features ;) (that is why this version was only ever a beta...)
- Fixes a bug in the production Triggertrap where the laser sensor was too sensitive
- Fixes a bug in the production Triggertrap where the LCD display came up way too dark
- Adds additional documentation licence information that was missed out in the initial release
- Removes accidentally included .DS_Store files
First open-source release of the Triggertrap codebase.