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DS1920.h

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00032 
00033 #ifndef OneWire_Temperature_DS1920
00034 #define OneWire_Temperature_DS1920
00035 
00036 #include "Slaves/OneWireSlave.h"
00037 
00038 namespace OneWire
00039 {
00040     class OneWireMaster;
00041     
00042     /**
00043     * @brief DS1920 1-wire temperature i-button
00044     *
00045     * @details The iButton® temperature logger (DS1920) provides 
00046     * direct-to-digital 9-bit temperature readings over a range of 
00047     * -55°C to +100°C in 0.5° increments. The iButton communicates with
00048     * a processor using the 1-Wire® protocol through a hardware port 
00049     * interface. The port interface provides both the physical link and 
00050     * handles the communication protocols that enable the processor to
00051     * access iButton resources with simple commands. Two bytes of 
00052     * EEPROM can be used either to set alarm triggers or for storing 
00053     * user data.
00054     *
00055     * @code
00056     * @endcode
00057     */
00058     class DS1920 : public OneWireSlave
00059     {
00060     public:
00061         
00062         ///Result of operations
00063         enum CmdResult
00064         {
00065             Success,
00066             CommsReadError,
00067             CommsWriteError,
00068             OpFailure
00069         };
00070 
00071         /**********************************************************//**
00072         * @brief DS1920 constructor
00073         *
00074         * @details
00075         *
00076         * On Entry:
00077         * @param[in] selector - Reference to RandomAccessRomiteraor 
00078         * object that encapsulates owm master that has access to this 
00079         * device and ROM function commands used to a select device
00080         *
00081         * On Exit:
00082         *
00083         * @return
00084         **************************************************************/
00085         DS1920(RandomAccessRomIterator &selector);
00086         
00087         
00088         /**********************************************************//**
00089         * @brief Write Scratchpad Command
00090         *
00091         * @details If the result of a temperature measurement is higher 
00092         * than TH or lower than TL, an alarm flag inside the device is 
00093         * set. This flag is updated with every temperature measurement. 
00094         * As long as the alarm flag is set, the DS1920 will respond to 
00095         * the alarm search command.
00096         *
00097         * On Entry:
00098         * @param[in] th - 8-bit upper temperature threshold, MSB 
00099         * indicates sign 
00100         * @param[in] tl - 8-bit lower temperature threshold, MSB 
00101         * indicates sign 
00102         *
00103         * On Exit:
00104         * @param[out]
00105         *
00106         * @return CmdResult - result of operation
00107         **************************************************************/
00108         CmdResult writeScratchPad(uint8_t th, uint8_t tl);
00109         
00110         
00111         /**********************************************************//**
00112         * @brief Read Scratchpad Command
00113         *
00114         * @details This command reads the complete scratchpad.
00115         *
00116         * On Entry:
00117         * @param[in] scratchPadBuff - array for receiving contents of 
00118         * scratchpad, this buffer will be over written
00119         *
00120         * On Exit:
00121         * @param[out] scratchPadBuff - contents of scratchpad
00122         *
00123         * @return CmdResult - result of operation
00124         **************************************************************/
00125         CmdResult readScratchPad(uint8_t * scratchPadBuff);
00126         
00127         /**********************************************************//**
00128         * @brief Copy Scratchpad Command
00129         *
00130         * @details This command copies from the scratchpad into the 
00131         * EEPROM of the DS1920, storing the temperature trigger bytes 
00132         * in nonvolatile memory.
00133         *
00134         * On Entry:
00135         * @param[in] 
00136         *
00137         * On Exit:
00138         * @param[out]
00139         *
00140         * @return CmdResult - result of operation
00141         **************************************************************/
00142         CmdResult copyScratchPad( void );
00143         
00144         /**********************************************************//**
00145         * @brief Convert Temperature Command
00146         *
00147         * @details This command begins a temperature conversion. 
00148         *
00149         * On Entry:
00150         * @param[in]
00151         *
00152         * On Exit:
00153         * @param[out] temp - temperature conversion results
00154         *
00155         * @return CmdResult - result of operation
00156         **************************************************************/
00157         CmdResult convertTemperature(float & temp);
00158         
00159         
00160         /**********************************************************//**
00161         * @brief Recall Command
00162         *
00163         * @details This command recalls the temperature trigger values 
00164         * stored in EEPROM to the scratchpad
00165         *
00166         * On Entry:
00167         * @param[in]
00168         *
00169         * On Exit:
00170         * @param[out] 
00171         *
00172         * @return CmdResult - result of operation
00173         **************************************************************/
00174         CmdResult recallEEPROM( void );
00175         
00176     private:
00177 
00178     };
00179 }
00180 
00181 #endif /* OneWire_Temperature_DS1920 */