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Hello, hopefully this is the correct part of the forum to post this in. I am working on a project for school that is required to perform several functions using an UNO. The first part is to use a PIR motion sensor to detect motion and display a clock readout on an LCD from an RTC module. The second part is to take a picture and save it to an SD card when motion is detected. I have the first part working just fine, but I am not getting anywhere on the second part.
What I am using is a TTL Jpeg Serial Camera connected to digital pins 2 and 3 and an SD Card breakout that connects to digital pins 10 through 13 on the arduino.
I have been able to take snapshots with the camera by itself and save them to the SD card but I have not been able to make it work as a part of the whole setup.
Here is my code for the part without the camera and SD Card:
And here is the code that I used to take a snapshot with the camera:
Ttl Serial Camera Arduino Uno De
What I would like to have happen is for the camera to take a picture when motion is detected and save that to the SD card and then when motion is detected again have it take another picture and save it to the SD card as a different file and continue to do that. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!