Komunikasi yang umum digunakan adalah data serial dan paralel.
Teknik interface pada komputer dan instrumen tidak dapat dipisahkan dari perangkat lunak yang terdapat pada komputer untuk berkomunikasi. The level of accuracy when reading data and displaying data error rate/error 0% with 8 times of testing Data reading and displaying data. serial communication using Visual Basic Software as a medium to read and display serial data from Arduino. The method used in this development uses the Asynchronous serial data communication method which occurs if the clock on each communication device is not synchronized in reading data and displaying data. Communication that is commonly used is serial and parallel data. Interface techniques on computers and instruments cannot be separated from the software contained in computers to communicate. © Society for the Experimental Analysis of Behavior. Testing suggests that the interface is reliable, accurate, and could serve as an inexpensive alternative to commercial equipment.
Instructions for downloading and using the programs to generate simple and concurrent schedules of reinforcement are provided. An external power supply and a series of micro relays are required to control 28-V DC devices commonly used in operant chambers. A single Arduino® board can be used to control a total of 52 inputs/output lines, and multiple Arduino® boards can be used to control multiple operant chambers. The Visual Basic program controls schedules of reinforcement and records real-time data. This program communicates through a USB port with another program written in Visual Basic 2010 Express Edition® running on a laptop, desktop, netbook computer, or even a tablet equipped with Windows® operating system. The board executes one program in Arduino® programming language that polls the state of the inputs and generates outputs in an operant chamber.
This note describes the design of a low-cost interface using Arduino® microcontroller boards and Visual Basic programming for operant conditioning research.
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