// I2C device class (I2Cdev) demonstration Arduino sketch for ADS1115 class
// Example of reading two differential inputs of the ADS1115 and showing the value in mV
// 06 May 2013 by Frederick Farzanegan (frederick1@farzanegan.org)
// Updates should (hopefully) always be available at https://github.com/jrowberg/i2cdevlib
//
// Changelog:
//     2013-05-13 - initial release

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#include "ADS1115.h"

ADS1115 adc0(ADS1115_DEFAULT_ADDRESS); 

void setup() {                
    Wire.begin();  // join I2C bus
    Serial.begin(19200); // initialize serial communication 
    Serial.println("Initializing I2C devices..."); 
    adc0.initialize(); // initialize ADS1115 16 bit A/D chip
    
    Serial.println("Testing device connections...");
    Serial.println(adc0.testConnection() ? "ADS1115 connection successful" : "ADS1115 connection failed");
      
    // To get output from this method, you'll need to turn on the 
    //#define ADS1115_SERIAL_DEBUG // in the ADS1115.h file
    adc0.showConfigRegister();
    
    // We're going to do continuous sampling
    adc0.setMode(ADS1115_MODE_CONTINUOUS);
}

void loop() {

    // Sensor is on P0/N1 (pins 4/5)
    Serial.println("Sensor 1 ************************");
    // Set the gain (PGA) +/- 1.024v
    adc0.setGain(ADS1115_PGA_1P024);

    // Get the number of counts of the accumulator
    Serial.print("Counts for sensor 1 is:");
    
    // The below method sets the mux and gets a reading.
    int sensorOneCounts=adc0.getConversionP0N1();  // counts up to 16-bits  
    Serial.println(sensorOneCounts);

    // To turn the counts into a voltage, we can use
    Serial.print("Voltage for sensor 1 is:");
    Serial.println(sensorOneCounts*adc0.getMvPerCount());
    
    Serial.println();
     
     
    // 2nd sensor is on P2/N3 (pins 6/7)
    Serial.println("Sensor 2 ************************");
    // Set the gain (PGA) +/- 0.256v
    adc0.setGain(ADS1115_PGA_0P256);

    // Manually set the MUX  // could have used the getConversionP* above
    adc0.setMultiplexer(ADS1115_MUX_P2_N3); 
    Serial.print("Counts for sensor 2 is:");
    Serial.println(adc0.getConversion());  

    Serial.print("mVoltage sensor 2 is:");
    Serial.println(adc0.getMilliVolts());  // Convenience method to calculate voltage

    Serial.println();
    
    delay(500);
}