        Serial.print(addr[i], HEX);
        
       }
-      //Adds 01 at the end of iButton info since all CSHers have that at the end
-      Serial.print("01");
+      
        //Keep a delay so that it doesn't mistakenly read the same iButton more than once
       delay(1000);
       //Makes a new line
       Serial.println();
       
-      //Makes LED on Arduino blink so we know iButton was read
-      if(addr[1] == but[1] && addr[2] == but[2] && addr[3] == but[3] && addr[4] == but[4]){
-      digitalWrite(13, HIGH);
-      delay(500);
-      digitalWrite(13, LOW);}
-      else {digitalWrite(13, LOW);}
   }
-  else if (keyStatus!="") { Serial.print(keyStatus);}
-  
-}
+  else if (keyStatus!="") {
+    Serial.print(keyStatus);
+  }
+  }
 
 //This does a lot of weird stuff about seeing if the data in the iButton is worth getting
 void getKeyCode(){

  //Set up iButton
  pinMode(13, OUTPUT);
  //Print a ready message
  Serial.println("Everything's Ready!");
}

//The char in iButton


//iButton Variables
OneWire  ds(7);
byte addr[8];
int but[6] = {0,149,107,48,13,0};
String keyStatus = "";

