HelloWorld_IDS01A4 mbed application for Spirit1 P2P demo.
Dependencies: mbed
Fork of HelloWorld_IDS01A5_Program by
mbed 2.0 (a.k.a classic) HelloWorld example for Spirit1 to transfer data from one node to another.
To send the predefined data packet from the sender to the receiver, user needs to press User Button on the board. The LED on the receiver expansion board will toggle on reception of data successfully.
Data packets sent and received can be seen on USB serial terminal.
EVALUATION BOARDS RF FREQUENCY DESCRIPTION :
X-NUCLEO-IDS01A4 868 MHz 868 MHz RF expansion board based on SPIRIT1
X_NUCLEO_IDS01A5/Components/stm-spirit1-rf-driver/libs/spirit1/SPIRIT1_Library/Src/SPIRIT_Timer.c
- Committer:
- rosarium
- Date:
- 2017-05-25
- Revision:
- 0:2ddc0583bcec
File content as of revision 0:2ddc0583bcec:
/**
******************************************************************************
* @file SPIRIT_Timer.c
* @author VMA division - AMS
* @version 3.2.2
* @date 08-July-2015
* @brief Configuration and management of SPIRIT timers.
* @details
*
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/* Includes ------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include "SPIRIT_Timer.h"
#include "SPIRIT_Radio.h"
#include "MCU_Interface.h"
/**
* @addtogroup SPIRIT_Libraries
* @{
*/
/**
* @addtogroup SPIRIT_Timer
* @{
*/
/**
* @defgroup Timer_Private_TypesDefinitions Timer Private Types Definitions
* @{
*/
/**
*@}
*/
/**
* @defgroup Timer_Private_Defines Timer Private Defines
* @{
*/
/**
*@}
*/
/**
* @defgroup Timer_Private_Macros Timer Private Macros
* @{
*/
/**
*@}
*/
/**
* @defgroup Timer_Private_Variables Timer Private Variables
* @{
*/
/**
*@}
*/
/**
* @defgroup Timer_Private_FunctionPrototypes Timer Private Function Prototypes
* @{
*/
/**
*@}
*/
/**
* @defgroup Timer_Private_Functions Timer Private Functions
* @{
*/
/**
* @brief Enables or Disables the LDCR mode.
* @param xNewState new state for LDCR mode.
* This parameter can be: S_ENABLE or S_DISABLE.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerLdcrMode(SpiritFunctionalState xNewState)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue;
/* Reads the register value */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiReadRegisters(PROTOCOL2_BASE, 1, &tempRegValue);
/* Mask the read value to enable or disable the LDC mode */
if(xNewState==S_ENABLE)
{
tempRegValue |= PROTOCOL2_LDC_MODE_MASK;
}
else
{
tempRegValue &= ~PROTOCOL2_LDC_MODE_MASK;
}
/* Writes the register to Enable or Disable the LDCR mode */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(PROTOCOL2_BASE, 1, &tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Enables or Disables the LDCR timer reloading with the value stored in the LDCR_RELOAD registers.
* @param xNewState new state for LDCR reloading.
* This parameter can be: S_ENABLE or S_DISABLE.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerLdcrAutoReload(SpiritFunctionalState xNewState)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue;
/* Reads the register value */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiReadRegisters(PROTOCOL1_BASE, 1, &tempRegValue);
/* Mask te read value to enable or disable the reload on sync mode */
if(xNewState==S_ENABLE)
{
tempRegValue |= PROTOCOL1_LDC_RELOAD_ON_SYNC_MASK;
}
else
{
tempRegValue &= ~PROTOCOL1_LDC_RELOAD_ON_SYNC_MASK;
}
/* Writes the register to Enable or Disable the Auto Reload */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(PROTOCOL1_BASE, 1, &tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Returns the LDCR timer reload bit.
* @param None.
* @retval SpiritFunctionalState: value of the reload bit.
*/
SpiritFunctionalState SpiritTimerLdcrGetAutoReload(void)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue;
/* Reads the register value */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiReadRegisters(PROTOCOL1_BASE, 1, &tempRegValue);
return (SpiritFunctionalState)(tempRegValue & 0x80);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the RX timeout timer initialization registers with the values of COUNTER and PRESCALER according to the formula: Trx=PRESCALER*COUNTER*Tck.
* Remember that it is possible to have infinite RX_Timeout writing 0 in the RX_Timeout_Counter and/or RX_Timeout_Prescaler registers.
* @param cCounter value for the timer counter.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @param cPrescaler value for the timer prescaler.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerSetRxTimeout(uint8_t cCounter , uint8_t cPrescaler)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2]={cPrescaler,cCounter};
/* Writes the prescaler and counter value for RX timeout in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS5_RX_TIMEOUT_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the RX timeout timer counter and prescaler from the desired value in ms. it is possible to fix the RX_Timeout to
* a minimum value of 50.417us to a maximum value of about 3.28 s.
* @param fDesiredMsec desired timer value.
* This parameter must be a float.
* @retval None
*/
void SpiritTimerSetRxTimeoutMs(float fDesiredMsec)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2];
/* Computes the counter and prescaler value */
SpiritTimerComputeRxTimeoutValues(fDesiredMsec , &tempRegValue[1] , &tempRegValue[0]);
/* Writes the prescaler and counter value for RX timeout in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS5_RX_TIMEOUT_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the RX timeout timer counter. If it is equal to 0 the timeout is infinite.
* @param cCounter value for the timer counter.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerSetRxTimeoutCounter(uint8_t cCounter)
{
/* Writes the counter value for RX timeout in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS4_RX_TIMEOUT_COUNTER_BASE, 1, &cCounter);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the RX timeout timer prescaler. If it is equal to 0 the timeout is infinite.
* @param cPrescaler value for the timer prescaler.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None
*/
void SpiritTimerSetRxTimeoutPrescaler(uint8_t cPrescaler)
{
/* Writes the prescaler value for RX timeout in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS5_RX_TIMEOUT_PRESCALER_BASE, 1, &cPrescaler);
}
/**
* @brief Returns the RX timeout timer.
* @param pfTimeoutMsec pointer to the variable in which the timeout expressed in milliseconds has to be stored.
* If the returned value is 0, it means that the RX_Timeout is infinite.
* This parameter must be a float*.
* @param pcCounter pointer to the variable in which the timer counter has to be stored.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t*.
* @param pcPrescaler pointer to the variable in which the timer prescaler has to be stored.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t*.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerGetRxTimeout(float* pfTimeoutMsec, uint8_t* pcCounter , uint8_t* pcPrescaler)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2];
/* Reads the RX timeout registers value */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiReadRegisters(TIMERS5_RX_TIMEOUT_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
/* Returns values */
(*pcPrescaler) = tempRegValue[0];
(*pcCounter) = tempRegValue[1];
float nXtalFrequency = (float)SpiritRadioGetXtalFrequency();
if(nXtalFrequency>DOUBLE_XTAL_THR) {
nXtalFrequency /= 2.0;
}
nXtalFrequency /= 1000.0;
*pfTimeoutMsec = (float)((tempRegValue[0]+1)*tempRegValue[1]*(1210.0/nXtalFrequency));
}
/**
* @brief Sets the LDCR wake up timer initialization registers with the values of
* COUNTER and PRESCALER according to the formula: Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where
* Tck = 28.818 us. The minimum vale of the wakeup timeout is 28.818us (PRESCALER and
* COUNTER equals to 0) and the maximum value is about 1.89 s (PRESCALER anc COUNTER equals
* to 255).
* @param cCounter value for the timer counter.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @param cPrescaler value for the timer prescaler.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerSetWakeUpTimer(uint8_t cCounter , uint8_t cPrescaler)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2]={cPrescaler,cCounter};
/* Writes the counter and prescaler value of wake-up timer in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS3_LDC_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the LDCR wake up timer counter and prescaler from the desired value in ms,
* according to the formula: Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where Tck = 28.818 us.
* The minimum vale of the wakeup timeout is 28.818us (PRESCALER and COUNTER equals to 0)
* and the maximum value is about 1.89 s (PRESCALER anc COUNTER equals to 255).
* @param fDesiredMsec desired timer value.
* This parameter must be a float.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerSetWakeUpTimerMs(float fDesiredMsec)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2];
/* Computes counter and prescaler */
SpiritTimerComputeWakeUpValues(fDesiredMsec , &tempRegValue[1] , &tempRegValue[0]);
/* Writes the counter and prescaler value of wake-up timer in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS3_LDC_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the LDCR wake up timer counter. Remember that this value is incresead by one in the Twu calculation.
* Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where Tck = 28.818 us
* @param cCounter value for the timer counter.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerSetWakeUpTimerCounter(uint8_t cCounter)
{
/* Writes the counter value for Wake_Up timer in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS2_LDC_COUNTER_BASE, 1, &cCounter);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the LDCR wake up timer prescaler. Remember that this value is incresead by one in the Twu calculation.
* Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where Tck = 28.818 us
* @param cPrescaler value for the timer prescaler.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerSetWakeUpTimerPrescaler(uint8_t cPrescaler)
{
/* Writes the prescaler value for Wake_Up timer in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS3_LDC_PRESCALER_BASE, 1, &cPrescaler);
}
/**
* @brief Returns the LDCR wake up timer, according to the formula: Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where Tck = 28.818 us.
* @param pfWakeUpMsec pointer to the variable in which the wake-up time expressed in milliseconds has to be stored.
* This parameter must be a float*.
* @param pcCounter pointer to the variable in which the timer counter has to be stored.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t*.
* @param pcPrescaler pointer to the variable in which the timer prescaler has to be stored.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t*.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerGetWakeUpTimer(float* pfWakeUpMsec, uint8_t* pcCounter , uint8_t* pcPrescaler)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2];
//uint32_t xtal=SpiritRadioGetXtalFrequency();
float rco_freq;
rco_freq=(float)SpiritTimerGetRcoFrequency();
/* Reads the Wake_Up timer registers value */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiReadRegisters(TIMERS3_LDC_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
/* Returns values */
(*pcPrescaler)=tempRegValue[0];
(*pcCounter)=tempRegValue[1];
*pfWakeUpMsec = (float)((((*pcPrescaler)+1)*((*pcCounter)+1)*(1000.0/rco_freq)));
}
/**
* @brief Sets the LDCR wake up timer reloading registers with the values of
* COUNTER and PRESCALER according to the formula: Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where
* Tck = 28.818 us. The minimum vale of the wakeup timeout is 28.818us (PRESCALER and
* COUNTER equals to 0) and the maximum value is about 1.89 s (PRESCALER anc COUNTER equals
* to 255).
* @param cCounter reload value for the timer counter.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @param cPrescaler reload value for the timer prescaler.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerSetWakeUpTimerReload(uint8_t cCounter , uint8_t cPrescaler)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2]={cPrescaler,cCounter};
/* Writes the counter and prescaler value of reload wake-up timer in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS1_LDC_RELOAD_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the LDCR wake up reload timer counter and prescaler from the desired value in ms,
* according to the formula: Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where Tck = 28.818 us.
* The minimum vale of the wakeup timeout is 28.818us (PRESCALER and COUNTER equals to 0)
* and the maximum value is about 1.89 s (PRESCALER anc COUNTER equals to 255).
* @param fDesiredMsec desired timer value.
* This parameter must be a float.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerSetWakeUpTimerReloadMs(float fDesiredMsec)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2];
/* Computes counter and prescaler */
SpiritTimerComputeWakeUpValues(fDesiredMsec , &tempRegValue[1] , &tempRegValue[0]);
/* Writes the counter and prescaler value of reload wake-up timer in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS1_LDC_RELOAD_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the LDCR wake up timer reload counter. Remember that this value is incresead by one in the Twu calculation.
* Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where Tck = 28.818 us
* @param cCounter value for the timer counter.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None
*/
void SpiritTimerSetWakeUpTimerReloadCounter(uint8_t cCounter)
{
/* Writes the counter value for reload Wake_Up timer in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS0_LDC_RELOAD_COUNTER_BASE, 1, &cCounter);
}
/**
* @brief Sets the LDCR wake up timer reload prescaler. Remember that this value is incresead by one in the Twu calculation.
* Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where Tck = 28.818 us
* @param cPrescaler value for the timer prescaler.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t.
* @retval None
*/
void SpiritTimerSetWakeUpTimerReloadPrescaler(uint8_t cPrescaler)
{
/* Writes the prescaler value for reload Wake_Up timer in the corresponding register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(TIMERS1_LDC_RELOAD_PRESCALER_BASE, 1, &cPrescaler);
}
/**
* @brief Returns the LDCR wake up reload timer, according to the formula: Twu=(PRESCALER +1)*(COUNTER+1)*Tck, where Tck = 28.818 us.
* @param pfWakeUpReloadMsec pointer to the variable in which the wake-up reload time expressed in milliseconds has to be stored.
* This parameter must be a float*.
* @param pcCounter pointer to the variable in which the timer counter has to be stored.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t*.
* @param pcPrescaler pointer to the variable in which the timer prescaler has to be stored.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t*.
* @retval None.
*/
void SpiritTimerGetWakeUpTimerReload(float* pfWakeUpReloadMsec, uint8_t* pcCounter , uint8_t* pcPrescaler)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2];
//uint32_t xtal=SpiritRadioGetXtalFrequency();
float rco_freq;
rco_freq=(float)SpiritTimerGetRcoFrequency();
/* Reads the reload Wake_Up timer registers value */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiReadRegisters(TIMERS1_LDC_RELOAD_PRESCALER_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
/* Returns values */
(*pcPrescaler)=tempRegValue[0];
(*pcCounter)=tempRegValue[1];
*pfWakeUpReloadMsec = (float)((((*pcPrescaler)+1)*((*pcCounter)+1)*(1000.0/rco_freq)));
}
/**
* @brief Computes and returns the RCO frequency.
* This frequency depends on the xtal frequency and the XTAL bit in register 0x01.
* @retval RCO frequency in Hz as an uint16_t.
*/
uint16_t SpiritTimerGetRcoFrequency(void)
{
uint16_t rco_freq=34700;
uint32_t xtal=SpiritRadioGetXtalFrequency();
if(xtal>30000000) xtal/=2;
if(xtal==25000000)
{
uint8_t xtal_flag;
SpiritSpiReadRegisters(0x01, 1, &xtal_flag);
xtal_flag=(xtal_flag&0x40);
if(xtal_flag==0)
{
rco_freq=36100;
}
else
{
rco_freq=33300;
}
}
return rco_freq;
}
/**
* @brief Computes the values of the wakeup timer counter and prescaler from the user time expressed in millisecond.
* The prescaler and the counter values are computed maintaining the prescaler value as
* small as possible in order to obtain the best resolution, and in the meantime minimizing the error.
* @param fDesiredMsec desired wakeup timeout in millisecs.
* This parameter must be a float. Since the counter and prescaler are 8 bit registers the maximum
* reachable value is maxTime = fTclk x 256 x 256.
* @param pcCounter pointer to the variable in which the value for the wakeup timer counter has to be stored.
* This parameter must be a uint8_t*.
* @param pcPrescaler pointer to the variable in which the value for the wakeup timer prescaler has to be stored.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t*.
* @retval None
*/
void SpiritTimerComputeWakeUpValues(float fDesiredMsec , uint8_t* pcCounter , uint8_t* pcPrescaler)
{
float rco_freq,err;
uint32_t n;
rco_freq=((float)SpiritTimerGetRcoFrequency())/1000;
/* N cycles in the time base of the timer:
- clock of the timer is RCO frequency
- divide times 1000 more because we have an input in ms (variable rco_freq is already this frequency divided by 1000)
*/
n=(uint32_t)(fDesiredMsec*rco_freq);
/* check if it is possible to reach that target with prescaler and counter of spirit1 */
if(n/0xFF>0xFD)
{
/* if not return the maximum possible value */
(*pcCounter) = 0xFF;
(*pcPrescaler) = 0xFF;
return;
}
/* prescaler is really 2 as min value */
(*pcPrescaler)=(n/0xFF)+2;
(*pcCounter) = n / (*pcPrescaler);
/* check if the error is minimum */
err=S_ABS((float)(*pcCounter)*(*pcPrescaler)/rco_freq-fDesiredMsec);
if((*pcCounter)<=254)
{
if(S_ABS((float)((*pcCounter)+1)*(*pcPrescaler)/rco_freq-fDesiredMsec)<err)
(*pcCounter)=(*pcCounter)+1;
}
/* decrement prescaler and counter according to the logic of this timer in spirit1 */
(*pcPrescaler)--;
if((*pcCounter)>1)
(*pcCounter)--;
else
(*pcCounter)=1;
}
/**
* @brief Computes the values of the rx_timeout timer counter and prescaler from the user time expressed in millisecond.
* The prescaler and the counter values are computed maintaining the prescaler value as
* small as possible in order to obtain the best resolution, and in the meantime minimizing the error.
* @param fDesiredMsec desired rx_timeout in millisecs.
* This parameter must be a float. Since the counter and prescaler are 8 bit registers the maximum
* reachable value is maxTime = fTclk x 255 x 255.
* @param pcCounter pointer to the variable in which the value for the rx_timeout counter has to be stored.
* This parameter must be a uint8_t*.
* @param pcPrescaler pointer to the variable in which the value for the rx_timeout prescaler has to be stored.
* This parameter must be an uint8_t*.
* @retval None
*/
void SpiritTimerComputeRxTimeoutValues(float fDesiredMsec , uint8_t* pcCounter , uint8_t* pcPrescaler)
{
uint32_t nXtalFrequency = SpiritRadioGetXtalFrequency();
uint32_t n;
float err;
/* if xtal is doubled divide it by 2 */
if(nXtalFrequency>DOUBLE_XTAL_THR) {
nXtalFrequency >>= 1;
}
/* N cycles in the time base of the timer:
- clock of the timer is xtal/1210
- divide times 1000 more because we have an input in ms
*/
n=(uint32_t)(fDesiredMsec*nXtalFrequency/1210000);
/* check if it is possible to reach that target with prescaler and counter of spirit1 */
if(n/0xFF>0xFD)
{
/* if not return the maximum possible value */
(*pcCounter) = 0xFF;
(*pcPrescaler) = 0xFF;
return;
}
/* prescaler is really 2 as min value */
(*pcPrescaler)=(n/0xFF)+2;
(*pcCounter) = n / (*pcPrescaler);
/* check if the error is minimum */
err=S_ABS((float)(*pcCounter)*(*pcPrescaler)*1210000/nXtalFrequency-fDesiredMsec);
if((*pcCounter)<=254)
{
if(S_ABS((float)((*pcCounter)+1)*(*pcPrescaler)*1210000/nXtalFrequency-fDesiredMsec)<err)
(*pcCounter)=(*pcCounter)+1;
}
/* decrement prescaler and counter according to the logic of this timer in spirit1 */
(*pcPrescaler)--;
if((*pcCounter)>1)
(*pcCounter)--;
else
(*pcCounter)=1;
}
/**
* @brief Sets the RX timeout stop conditions.
* @param xStopCondition new stop condition.
* This parameter can be any value of @ref RxTimeoutStopCondition.
* @retval None
*/
void SpiritTimerSetRxTimeoutStopCondition(RxTimeoutStopCondition xStopCondition)
{
uint8_t tempRegValue[2];
/* Check the parameters */
s_assert_param(IS_RX_TIMEOUT_STOP_CONDITION(xStopCondition));
/* Reads value on the PKT_FLT_OPTIONS and PROTOCOL2 register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiReadRegisters(PCKT_FLT_OPTIONS_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
tempRegValue[0] &= 0xBF;
tempRegValue[0] |= ((xStopCondition & 0x08) << 3);
tempRegValue[1] &= 0x1F;
tempRegValue[1] |= (xStopCondition << 5);
/* Writes value on the PKT_FLT_OPTIONS and PROTOCOL2 register */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiWriteRegisters(PCKT_FLT_OPTIONS_BASE, 2, tempRegValue);
}
/**
* @brief Sends the LDC_RELOAD command to SPIRIT. Reload the LDC timer with the value stored in the LDC_PRESCALER / COUNTER registers.
* @param None.
* @retval None
*/
void SpiritTimerReloadStrobe(void)
{
/* Sends the CMD_LDC_RELOAD command */
g_xStatus = SpiritSpiCommandStrobes(COMMAND_LDC_RELOAD);
}
/**
*@}
*/
/**
*@}
*/
/**
*@}
*/
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