Example of using Xbus library to communicate with an MTi-1 series device using a full-duplex UART connection.

Dependencies:   mbed-rtos mbed Xbus

Fork of MTi-1_example by Alex Young

Important Information

This example is deprecated and no longer maintained. There are new embedded examples available in the MT SDK folder of the MT Software Suite. For more information please visit: https://xsenstechnologies.force.com/knowledgebase/s/article/Introduction-to-the-MT-SDK-programming-examples-for-MTi-devices

Overview

The example program demonstrates connecting to an MTi-1 series device, restoring communications settings to default if necessary, and configuring the MTi to send data. For an MTi-1 the device is configured to send inertial sensor data, while MTi-2 and MTi-3 devices are configured to output orientation data using the onboard XKF3i filter.

Communication with the MTi-1 series device is implemented using a either a full-duplex UART, I2C or SPI bus. A reset line is used to reset the MTi during initialization. Data is output to a host PC terminal using a second UART.

For more information on the MTi-1 series communication protocol please refer to the datasheet: https://www.xsens.com/download/pdf/documentation/mti-1/mti-1-series_datasheet.pdf

Supported Platforms

The program has been tested on the following mbed platforms:

Using the Example

  1. To use the example program connect one of the supported mbed boards to the host PC and download the application from the mbed online compiler to the target device.
  2. With the mbed board unpowered (USB disconnected) wire the mbed board to the MTi-1 development board. The following connections are required:
    • In all cases:
      • 5V (or 3V3) main supply to VDD (P300-1)
      • MCU IO voltage (IORef) to VDDIO (P300-2)
      • GND to GND (P300-3)
      • MT_NRESET to nRST (P300-5)
    • For I2C communication:
      • MT_SCL to I2C_SCL (P300-9)
      • MT_SDA to I2C_SDA (P300-11)
      • MT_DRDY to DRDY (P300-15)
      • MT_ADD0 to ADD0 (P300-17)
      • MT_ADD1 to ADD1 (P300-19)
      • MT_ADD2 to ADD2 (P300-21)
    • For SPI communication:
      • MT_DRDY to DRDY (P300-15)
      • MT_SCLK to SPI_SCK (P300-17)
      • MT_MISO to SPI_MISO (P300-19)
      • MT_MOSI to SPI_MOSI (P300-21)
      • MT_nCS to SPI_nCS (P300-23)
    • For UART communication:
      • MT_RX to UART_TX (P300-9)
      • MT_TX to UART_RX (P300-11)

For more information on the MTi-1 development board please refer to the MTi-1 series user manual: https://www.xsens.com/download/pdf/documentation/mti-1/mti-1-series_dk_user_manual.pdf

Information

Check the defines at the top of main.cpp to determine which IO pins are used for the MT_xxx connections on each mbed platform.

Information

The active peripheral (I2C, SPI or UART) is selected on the MTi-1 development board through the PSEL0 and PSEL1 switches. Look on the bottom of the development board for the correct settings.

  1. Connect to the target using a serial terminal. The application is configured for:
    • Baudrate = 921600
    • Stop bits = 1
    • No parity bits
    • No flow control
  2. Reset the mbed board.
  3. You should be presented with a simple user interface as shown below:
MTi-1 series embedded example firmware.
Device ready for operation.
Found device with ID: 03880011.
Device is an MTi-3: Attitude Heading Reference System.
Output configuration set to:
        Packet counter: 65535 Hz
        Sample time fine: 65535 Hz
        Quaternion: 100 Hz
        Status word: 65535 Hz

Press 'm' to start measuring and 'c' to return to config mode.
Committer:
Alex Young
Date:
Thu May 21 16:45:07 2015 +0200
Revision:
48:69d35430fe8b
Parent:
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Child:
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Add documentation for xbusmessage

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Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 1 /*!
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 2 * \file
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 3 * \copyright
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 4 * Copyright (C) Xsens Technologies B.V., 2015. All rights reserved.
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 5 *
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 6 * This source code is intended for use only by Xsens Technologies BV and
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 7 * those that have explicit written permission to use it from
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 8 * Xsens Technologies BV.
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 9 *
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 10 * THIS CODE AND INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 11 * KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 12 * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 13 * PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 14 */
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 15
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 16 #ifndef __XBUSMESSAGE_H
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 17 #define __XBUSMESSAGE_H
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 18
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 19 #include <stddef.h>
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 20 #include <stdint.h>
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 21 #include <stdbool.h>
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 22
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 23 #ifdef __cplusplus
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 24 extern "C" {
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 25 #endif
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 26
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 27 /*! \brief Xbus message IDs. */
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 28 enum XsMessageId
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 29 {
Alex Young 33:542e4b568631 30 XMID_Wakeup = 0x3E,
Alex Young 33:542e4b568631 31 XMID_WakeupAck = 0x3F,
Alex Young 19:46e88d37ecef 32 XMID_ReqDid = 0x00,
Alex Young 19:46e88d37ecef 33 XMID_DeviceId = 0x01,
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 34 XMID_GotoConfig = 0x30,
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 35 XMID_GotoConfigAck = 0x31,
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 36 XMID_GotoMeasurement = 0x10,
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 37 XMID_GotoMeasurementAck = 0x11,
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 38 XMID_MtData2 = 0x36,
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 39 XMID_ReqOutputConfig = 0xC0,
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 40 XMID_SetOutputConfig = 0xC0,
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 41 XMID_OutputConfig = 0xC1,
Alex Young 30:27ff4335edec 42 XMID_Reset = 0x40,
Alex Young 30:27ff4335edec 43 XMID_ResetAck = 0x41,
Alex Young 30:27ff4335edec 44 XMID_Error = 0x42,
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 45 };
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 46
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 47 /*! \brief Xbus data message type IDs. */
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 48 enum XsDataIdentifier
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 49 {
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 50 XDI_PacketCounter = 0x1020,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 51 XDI_SampleTimeFine = 0x1060,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 52 XDI_Quaternion = 0x2010,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 53 XDI_DeltaV = 0x4010,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 54 XDI_Acceleration = 0x4020,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 55 XDI_RateOfTurn = 0x8020,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 56 XDI_DeltaQ = 0x8030,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 57 XDI_MagneticField = 0xC020,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 58 XDI_StatusWord = 0xE020,
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 59 };
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 60
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 61 /*!
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 62 * \brief An Xbus message structure with optional payload.
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 63 */
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 64 struct XbusMessage
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 65 {
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 66 /*! \brief The message ID of the message. */
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 67 enum XsMessageId mid;
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 68 /*!
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 69 * \brief The length of the payload.
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 70 *
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 71 * \note The meaning of the length is message dependent. For example,
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 72 * for XMID_OutputConfig messages it is the number of OutputConfiguration
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 73 * elements in the configuration array.
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 74 */
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 75 uint16_t length;
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 76 /*! \brief Pointer to the payload data. */
Alex Young 19:46e88d37ecef 77 void* data;
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 78 };
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 79
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 80 /*!
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 81 * \brief Output configuration structure.
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 82 */
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 83 struct OutputConfiguration
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 84 {
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 85 /*! \brief Data type of the output. */
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 86 enum XsDataIdentifier dtype;
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 87 /*!
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 88 * \brief The output frequency in Hz, or 65535 if the value should be
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 89 * included in every data message.
Alex Young 48:69d35430fe8b 90 */
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 91 uint16_t freq;
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 92 };
Alex Young 22:3eab999c5076 93
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 94 size_t XbusMessage_format(uint8_t* raw, struct XbusMessage const* message);
Alex Young 16:4bdcdac223d8 95 bool XbusMessage_getDataItem(void* item, enum XsDataIdentifier id, struct XbusMessage const* message);
Alex Young 21:6015b8be3a00 96 char const* XbusMessage_dataDescription(enum XsDataIdentifier id);
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 97
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 98 #ifdef __cplusplus
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 99 }
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 100 #endif // extern "C"
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 101
Alex Young 10:18a6661b7e59 102 #endif // __XBUSMESSAGE_H