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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE INSTITUTE OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS * OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT * LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF * SUCH DAMAGE. * * This file is part of the Contiki operating system. */ /** * \file * This file provides functions to control various chips on the * Sensinode N740s: * * - The 74HC595D is an 8-bit serial in-parallel out shift register. * LEDs are connected to this chip. It also serves other functions such as * enabling/disabling the Accelerometer (see n740.h). * - The 74HC4053D is a triple, 2-channel analog mux/de-mux. * It switches I/O between the USB and the D-Connector. * It also controls P0_0 input source (Light Sensor / External I/O) * * Mux/De-mux: Connected to P0_3 (set to output in models.c * Changing the state of the mux/demux can have catastrophic (tm) results * on our software. If we are not careful, we risk entering a state where * UART1 RX interrupts are being generated non-stop. Only change its state * via the function in this file. * * Shift Register: * For the shift register we can: * - write a new instruction * - remember and retrieve the last instruction sent * * The chip is connected to CPU pins as follows: * - P0_2: Serial Data Input * - P1_3: Shift Register Clock Input * - P1_1: Storage Register Clock * * This file can be placed in any bank. * * \author * George Oikonomou - */ #include "dev/n740.h" #include "dev/uart1.h" #include "8051def.h" /* * This variable stores the most recent instruction sent to the ser-par chip. * We declare it as static and return its value through n740_ser_par_get(). */ static CC_AT_DATA uint8_t ser_par_status; /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* Init the serial-parallel chip: * - Set I/O direction for all 3 pins (P0_2, P1_1 and P1_3) to output */ void n740_ser_par_init() { /* bus_init and uart1_init also touch the I/O direction for those pins */ P1DIR |= 0x0A; P0DIR |= 0x04; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* * Send a command to the N740 serial-parallel chip. Each command is a single * byte, each bit controls a different feature on the sensor. */ void n740_ser_par_set(uint8_t data) { uint8_t i; uint8_t mask = 1; uint8_t temp = 0; DISABLE_INTERRUPTS(); /* bit-by-bit */ for(i = 0; i < 8; i++) { temp = (data & mask); /* Is the bit set? */ if(i && temp) { /* If it was set, we want to send 1 */ temp >>= i; } /* Send the bit */ P0_2 = temp; /* Shift */ P1_3 = 1; P1_3 = 0; mask <<= 1; } /* Move to Par-Out */ P1_1 = 1; P1_1 = 0; ENABLE_INTERRUPTS(); /* Right, we're done. Save the new status in ser_par_status */ ser_par_status = data; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* This function returns the last value sent to the ser-par chip on the N740. * * The caveat here is that we must always use n740_set_ser_par() to send * commands to the ser-par chip, never write directly. * * If any other function sends a command directly, ser_par_status and the * actual status will end up out of sync. */ uint8_t n740_ser_par_get() { return ser_par_status; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void n740_analog_switch(uint8_t state) { /* Turn off the UART RX interrupt before switching */ DISABLE_INTERRUPTS(); UART1_RX_INT(0); /* Switch */ P0_3 = state; /* If P0_3 now points to the USB and nothing is flowing down P1_7, * enable the interrupt again */ if(P1_7 == 1 && P0_3 == N740_ANALOG_SWITCH_USB) { UART1_RX_INT(1); } ENABLE_INTERRUPTS(); } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* * Activate the the 74HC4053D analog switch U5 on the N740 and at the same * time set relevant pins to Peripheral I/O mode. This stops communications * with the serial flash and enables UART1 I/O */ void n740_analog_activate() { uint8_t ser_par = n740_ser_par_get(); ser_par &= ~N740_SER_PAR_U5_ENABLE; /* Turn on */ N740_PINS_PER_IO(); n740_ser_par_set(ser_par); } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* * De-Activate the the 74HC4053D analog switch U5 on the N740 and at the same * time set relevant pins to GP I/O mode. This effectively prepares us to * start talking with the serial flash chip */ void n740_analog_deactivate() { uint8_t ser_par = n740_ser_par_get(); ser_par |= N740_SER_PAR_U5_ENABLE; /* Turn off */ n740_ser_par_set(ser_par); N740_PINS_GPIO(); } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/