Analog.md

#Phidget Analog The PhidgetAnalog library makes for intuitive and lightning fast development without any compromise. For a quick start into your Analog Output project see this Basic PhidgetAnalog Example, and see this Analog Primer Guide to get the most out of your Phidget!

##Methods

Method call	Parameters	Description
connect	phidget.params object	Connects the PhidgetAnalog
quit	N/A	This method requests a disconnect from the Phidget device. The disconnected event will be dispatched when the connection has been successfully disconnected.
whenReady	function	This executes a function when the Phidget Analog is ready to be used. If you set intervals on this event, you MUST clear them on the detach event! Otherwise, you could set multiple instances of the same interval if a Phidget is detached and re attached
observe	change handler function	Used for asynchronously observing changes to the Phidget Analog.

##Data

Key	Data Type	Writable	Description
type	string	no	'PhidgetAnalog'
voltageMaxLimit	number	no	Global upper voltage in Volts
voltageMinLimit	number	no	Global lower voltage in Volts
numberOfOutputs	number	no	Number of Voltage Sources
enabled	array	yes	Power state of Voltage Sources: 1 = on, 0 = off
voltage	array	yes	Output of each Voltage Source in Volts

##Getting Started

Initializing PhidgetAnalog devices can be very easy. here is a basic exmple to help get you started

var Phidget = require('../phidgetapi.js').Analog;

var analog=new Phidget();
analog.connect();

analog.whenReady(init)
analog.observeVoltage(voltage);

function init(){
    setInterval(
        function(){
            if(analog.voltage[0] === 0){
                analog.voltage[0] = 5;
            }else{
                analog.voltage[0] = 0;
            }
            if(analog.enabled === 0){
                analog.enabled = 1;
            }else{
                analog.enabled = 0;
            }
        },
        5000
    );
}

function voltage(changes){
    console.log(analog.voltage);
}