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# Arduino Stepper Motor Controller
A state-machine based Arduino sketch for controlling a 28BYJ-48 stepper motor via Serial communication. The system supports both **Manual** and **Automatic** modes, allowing for relative angle movement, speed control, and configurable wait intervals.
## Hardware Requirements
- **Microcontroller**: Arduino Uno / Mega / Nano
- **Motor Driver**: ULN2003 (or compatible)
- **Stepper Motor**: 28BYJ-48 (or compatible bipolar/unipolar stepper)
### Pin Connections
| Pin | Function | Arduino Pin |
|-----|----------|-------------|
| IN1 | Step 1 | 9 |
| IN2 | Step 2 | 10 |
| IN3 | Step 3 | 11 |
| IN4 | Step 4 | 12 |
## System Configuration
### Constants
- **STEPS_PER_REVOLUTION**: `2048` (Standard for 28BYJ-48 with gear reduction)
- **DEGREES_PER_STEP**: Calculated as `360.0 / 2048` (~0.1758°)
### Global Variables
| Variable | Type | Description |
|----------|------|-------------|
| `autoMode` | `enum` | `AUTO` or `MANUAL` |
| `targetAngle` | `float` | Target angle in degrees (relative to current position) |
| `turnSpeed` | `float` | Speed in degrees per second |
| `_currState` | `enum` | `MOVE` or `WAIT` |
| `waitInterval` | `float` | Time in seconds to wait in `WAIT` state (only active in AUTO mode) |
| `_waitTime` | `unsigned long` | Timestamp of when WAIT state began |
| `_stepInterval` | `float` | Time in seconds between individual steps |
| `_stepTime` | `unsigned long` | Timestamp of the last step |
| `_stepCount` | `int` | Total steps to move for the current target |
| `_stepsRemaining` | `int` | Steps remaining in the current move sequence |
| `_directionCW` | `bool` | `true` for Clockwise, `false` for Counter-Clockwise |
## Serial Command Interface
The controller listens to the Serial port (9600 baud). Commands must start with a letter followed by a value. No spaces are required.
| Command | Format | Description |
|---------|--------|-------------|
| **Mode Switch** | `m0` / `m1` | `m0`: Set to **AUTO** (cycles MOVE/WAIT).<br>`m1`: Set to **MANUAL** (moves once, then waits indefinitely). |
| **Move Angle** | `a<degrees>` | Move `<degrees>` degrees relative to current position. Supports negative values for reverse direction.<br>*Example*: `a90` (move 90° CW), `a-45` (move 45° CCW). |
| **Set Speed** | `s<speed>` | Set speed in degrees per second.<br>*Example*: `s10` (10 deg/s). |
| **Set Wait Time** | `i<seconds>` | Set the duration (in seconds) to wait in `WAIT` state when in AUTO mode.<br>*Example*: `i5` (wait 5 seconds). |
## Operational Logic
### State Machine
The system operates in two primary states:
1. **MOVE**:
- The motor steps at the calculated `_stepInterval`.
- `_stepsRemaining` decrements with each step.
- When `_stepsRemaining` hits 0, the system transitions to **WAIT**.
2. **WAIT**:
- The motor stops.
- `_waitTime` is recorded.
- **In AUTO Mode**: If `millis() - _waitTime > waitInterval`, the system transitions back to **MOVE** (repeats cycle).
- **In MANUAL Mode**: The system stays in **WAIT** indefinitely until a new Serial command is received.
```cpp
autoMode // AUTO or MANUAL. If AUTO, cycles between MOVE and WAIT state. If MANUAL, goes into MOVE state, but stays in WAIT indefinitely until a new command is sent
targetAngle // The target angle in degrees, relative to the current position
turnSpeed // The turn speed in degrees per second
_currState // MOVE or WAIT
waitInterval // Time to stay in wait state in AUTO mode, in seconds
_waitTime // Variable to compare against millis()
_stepInterval // Time between motor steps, in seconds
_stepTime // Variable to compare against millis()
_stepCount // Number of steps remaining
_stepRemaining //
LOOP
--- READ SERIAL ---
if serial.Available
string = serial.readString
switch(string[0])
case 'm':
if autoMode != string[1]
autoMode = AUTO if string[1] == 0, MANUAL if string[1] == 1
// Start moving following existing parameters, relative to current position
_currState = MOVE
_waitTime = 0
_stepTime = millis()
_stepsRemaining = _stepCount
case 'a':
// Move this many degrees relative to current position
targetAngle = strToFloat(string[1:])
// TODO: Recalculate step count
_currState = MOVE
_waitTime = 0
_stepTime = millis()
_stepsRemaining = _stepCount
case 's':
// Sets the step interval
turnSpeed = strToFloat(string[1:])
// TODO: Recalculate step interval
case 'i':
// Sets the wait interval
waitInterval = strToFloat(string[1:])
--- Execution Logic ---
if _stepsRemaining == 0
_currState = WAIT
_waitTime = millis()
if autoMode = AUTO and _currState == WAIT and millis() - _waitTime > waitInterval
_currState = MOVE
_stepsRemaining = _stepCount
_stepTime = millis()
if currState == MOVE
if millis() - _stepTime > _stepInterval
RunStep
_stepTime = millis()
_stepsRemaining -= 1
```
### Initialization
- **Default Mode**: `AUTO`
- **Default State**: `MOVE`
- **Default Wait Interval**: `8.0` seconds
- **Default Speed**: `5.0` degrees/second
## Step Sequence Logic
The controller supports bidirectional movement by using two sequences:
- **Clockwise (CW)**: Standard 4-step sequence.
- **Counter-Clockwise (CCW)**: Reverse of the CW sequence.
The direction is determined by the sign of the `targetAngle` when the `a` command is received.
## Usage Examples
1. **Move 90 degrees clockwise at 10 deg/s**:
```text
s10
a90