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#define BLYNK_TEMPLATE_ID "TMPL66YpLpOkk"
#define BLYNK_TEMPLATE_NAME "Parking Simulation"
#define BLYNK_AUTH_TOKEN "TczAT-hqqwxCDAZI0Gui_lo0DO_faWRJ"
#define BLYNK_PRINT Serial
#include <WiFi.h>
#include <BlynkSimpleEsp32.h>
#include <Wire.h>
#include <LiquidCrystal_I2C.h>
char ssid[] = "indomaret";
char pass[] = "indo1234";
// Ultrasonic 1
#define TRIG1 5
#define ECHO1 23
// Ultrasonic 2
#define TRIG2 32
#define ECHO2 35
// LED slot
#define LED_SLOT1 26
#define LED_SLOT1_GREEN 25
#define LED_SLOT2 33
#define LED_SLOT2_GREEN 15
// LED indikator kapasitas
#define LED_GREEN 14
#define LED_RED 12
// Servo palang
#define SERVO_PIN 13
// LCD I2C
#define LCD_SDA 21
#define LCD_SCL 22
#define LCD_ADDR 0x27
// RFID UART2
#define RFID_RX 18
#define RFID_TX 19
const int JARAK_TERISI_CM = 10;
const int TOTAL_SLOT = 2;
const int SUDUT_PALANG_BUKA = 90;
const int SUDUT_PALANG_TUTUP = 0;
const unsigned long DURASI_PALANG_TERBUKA = 4000;
const unsigned long INTERVAL_BACA_JARAK = 300;
const unsigned long INTERVAL_RECONNECT = 5000;
// Servo: ESP32 Arduino Core 3.x
const int SERVO_FREQ_HZ = 50;
const int SERVO_RESOLUSI = 16;
const int SERVO_MIN_US = 544;
const int SERVO_MAX_US = 2400;
// GANTI DENGAN UID KARTU ASLI YANG SUDAH DIBACA
String uidTerdaftar[] = {
"0",
"1"
};
const int JUMLAH_UID =
sizeof(uidTerdaftar) / sizeof(uidTerdaftar[0]);
LiquidCrystal_I2C lcd(LCD_ADDR, 16, 2);
HardwareSerial RFIDSerial(2);
BlynkTimer timer;
bool slot1Terisi = false;
bool slot2Terisi = false;
bool palangSedangTerbuka = false;
unsigned long lastBacaJarak = 0;
unsigned long palangDibukaSejak = 0;
unsigned long lastReconnectAttempt = 0;
String pesanSementara = "";
unsigned long pesanSementaraSampai = 0;
long bacaJarakCM(int trigPin, int echoPin);
void updateStatusSlot();
int hitungSlotKosong();
void cekRFID();
void cekInputManual();
bool uidDiizinkan(String uid);
void prosesAkses(String uid);
void bukaPalang();
void tutupPalang();
void kedipLED(int pin, int kali);
void tampilkanStatusNormal();
void tampilkanPesanSementara(
String baris1, String baris2, unsigned long durasiMs);
void kirimDataBlynk();
void tampilkanStatusKapasitas();
BLYNK_WRITE(V6) {
int perintah = param.asInt();
if (perintah == 1) {
Serial.println("[BLYNK] Permintaan buka palang");
if (hitungSlotKosong() <= 0) {
tampilkanPesanSementara(
"Parkir penuh!", "Akses ditolak", 2000);
kedipLED(LED_RED, 3);
} else {
tampilkanPesanSementara(
"Buka dari Blynk", "Akses diterima", 1500);
bukaPalang();
}
// Reset agar tombol siap digunakan kembali
Blynk.virtualWrite(V6, 0);
}
}
BLYNK_WRITE(V7) {
int perintah = param.asInt();
if (perintah == 1) {
Serial.println("[BLYNK] Perintah tutup palang");
tutupPalang();
Blynk.virtualWrite(V7, 0);
}
}
void setup() {
Serial.begin(115200);
RFIDSerial.begin(9600, SERIAL_8N1, RFID_RX, RFID_TX);
pinMode(TRIG1, OUTPUT);
pinMode(ECHO1, INPUT);
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