AIN: IOType = 1

U3

AIN, 3 Command Bytes:
0	IOType = 1
1	Bits 4-0: Positive Channel
	Bit 6: LongSettling
	Bit 7: QuickSample
2	Negative Channel
2 Response Bytes:
0	AIN LSB
1	AIN MSB

This IOType returns a single analog input reading.

Note: Do not use this IO type while streaming.

Positive Channel: 0-15 for AIN0-AIN15, 30 for temp sensor, or 31 for Vreg. Note that AIN0-AIN7 appear on FIO0-FIO7, and AIN8-AIN15 appear on EIO0-EIO7.
LongSettling: If this bit is set, additional settling time is added between the multiplexer configuration and the analog to digital conversion.
QuickSample: If this bit is set, a faster analog input conversion is done, at the expense of increased noise. If bits 6 & 7 are both set, then the entire byte is a channel number (for digital I/O, timers, and counters).
Negative Channel: 0-15 for AIN0-AIN15, 30 for Vref, or 31 for single-ended. Note that AIN0-AIN7 appear on FIO0-FIO7, and AIN8-AIN15 appear on EIO0-EIO7.
AIN LSB & MSB: Analog input reading is returned justified as a 16-bit value (always unsigned).

U6

AIN, 3 Command Bytes:
0	IOType=1
1	PositiveChannel
2	Reserved
2 Response Bytes:
0	AIN LSB
1	AIN MSB

This is the U3 style IOType to get a single analog input reading. It is available for compatibility, but to make full use of the U6 the new AIN24 IOType should be used.

Note: Do not call this IO type while streaming.

PositiveChannel: 0-143 for AIN0-AIN143. 14 is the internal temperature sensor and 15 is internal GND.
AIN LSB & MSB: Analog input reading is returned as a 16-bit value (always unsigned).

Example

PY

# Analog Input Feedback command
# specify the positive and negative channels to use 

import u3
d = u3.U3()
d.debug = True
d.getFeedback(u3.AIN(PositiveChannel = 0, NegativeChannel=31, LongSettling=False, QuickSample=False))
#Sent:  [0x1b, 0xf8, 0x2, 0x0, 0x20, 0x0, 0x0, 0x1, 0x0, 0x1f]
#Response:  [0xab, 0xf8, 0x3, 0x0, 0xaf, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x20, 0x8f, 0x0]
#[36640]