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Step 10Connecting and running the application

Connecting and running the application
From the tips of the fingers, to the poppers on the glove, to the poppers on the plug to the threads on the cable to the perfboard, to the headers and into the Arduino the following should match up:

Analog Input 0 = Ring finger
Analog Input 1 = Index finger
Analog Input 2 = Little finger
Analog Input 3 = Pointer finger
Analog Input 4 = Thumb

For Arduino microcontroller code and Processing visualization code please look here >> http://www.kobakant.at/DIY/?cat=347

Plug everything together and run the application.
See where the range of the sensors for the individual fingers lie and you can set your thresholds in the code. Run the application again to work with new thresholds. Press 'g' (graph) and 'd' (draw) to toggle between raw input and thresholded input views.

I hope everything works and please let me know if anything is unclear.
Enjoy!
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