Changing Output Frequency from TCS230 Sensor to Gain of Color

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To change the output frequency of the TCS230 sensor to correspond with the gain of color, specific configurations must be applied. The output frequencies can be set to values like 17.19 kHz, 4.26 kHz, and 5.75 kHz, while the gain of color can be adjusted to 255, 0, and 0 for red, green, and blue respectively. Users are encouraged to refer to the Parallax documentation for detailed guidance on the configuration process. Proper adjustments will enable accurate color sensing based on the desired output frequency. Understanding these settings is crucial for effective sensor operation.
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How to change output frequency from sensor to gain of color?

for ex.
frequency output = 17.19kHz 4.26kHz 5.75kHz
gain of color = 255 0 0


Thank you for answer my question...
 
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aotto said:
How to change output frequency from sensor to gain of color?

for ex.
frequency output = 17.19kHz 4.26kHz 5.75kHz
gain of color = 255 0 0


Thank you for answer my question...

Are you using the Parallax daughtercard?

http://www.parallax.com/dl/docs/prod/acc/TCS230-db_doc.pdf

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