Has base BMU code but sends dummy temperature and voltage readings to test CAN
Dependencies: CUER_CAN DS1820 LTC2943 LTC6804 mbed
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Temperature.cpp@1:51477fe4851b, 2016-12-30 (annotated)
- Committer:
- lcockerton62
- Date:
- Fri Dec 30 16:01:59 2016 +0000
- Revision:
- 1:51477fe4851b
- Child:
- 12:fa9b1a459e47
Storing SOC in EEPROM, added temperature sensors code, changed some of the data structures, added to CAN messages, added basic error status
Who changed what in which revision?
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lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 1 | /* |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 2 | * Code for identifying address and temperature of DS1820 1-Wire Thermometers by Maxim |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 3 | * Uses the DS1820 library written by Michael Hagberg and Fernando Caamaño, with some slight modifications |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 4 | * Currently tested using DS18S20 1-Wire Thermometers in an array, parasite power yet to be tested |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 5 | */ |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 6 | #include "Temperature.h" |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 7 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 8 | DS1820* probe[MAX_PROBES]; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 9 | int devices_found = 0; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 10 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 11 | void temperature_init() |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 12 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 13 | int i; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 14 | int address_byte_count; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 15 | // Initialize the probe array to DS1820 objects |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 16 | for (i = 0; i < MAX_PROBES; i++) |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 17 | probe[i] = new DS1820(DATA_PIN, PARASITE_PIN); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 18 | // Initialize global state variables |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 19 | probe[0]->search_ROM_setup(); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 20 | // Loop to find all devices on the data line |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 21 | while (probe[devices_found]->search_ROM() and devices_found<MAX_PROBES-1) |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 22 | devices_found++; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 23 | // If maximum number of probes are found, |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 24 | // bump the counter to include the last array entry |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 25 | if (probe[devices_found]->ROM[0] != 0xFF) |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 26 | devices_found++; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 27 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 28 | if (devices_found==0) |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 29 | printf("No devices found"); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 30 | else { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 31 | printf("\n%d device(s) found!\r\n\n" ,devices_found); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 32 | for (i=0; i<devices_found; i++) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 33 | printf("Device %d address is: \r\n", i+1); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 34 | for(address_byte_count=0; address_byte_count<8; address_byte_count++) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 35 | printf("0x%02x", probe[i]->ROM[address_byte_count]); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 36 | if(address_byte_count == 7) printf("\r\n\n"); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 37 | else printf(", "); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 38 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 39 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 40 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 41 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 42 |