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    @file          WncControllerK64F.cpp
    @purpose       Contains K64F and mbed specifics to control the WNC modem using the WncController base class.
    @version       1.0
    @date          July 2016
    @author        Fred Kellerman
*/

#include "WncControllerK64F.h"

using namespace WncControllerK64F_fk;

WncControllerK64F::WncControllerK64F(struct WncGpioPinListK64F * pPins, WncIO * wnc_uart, WNCDebug * debug_uart)
{
    m_logTimer.start(); // Start the log timer now!    
    m_pDbgUart = debug_uart;
    m_pWncUart = wnc_uart;
    m_gpioPinList = *pPins;
}

bool WncControllerK64F::enterWncTerminalMode(WncIO * pUart, bool echoOn)
{
    if (pUart == NULL)
        return (false);  // Need a uart!
        
    string * resp;
    AtCmdErr_e r = sendWncCmd("AT", &resp, 500);
    if (r == WNC_AT_CMD_TIMEOUT)
        return (false);
    
    pUart->puts("\r\nEntering WNC Terminal Mode - press <CTRL>-Q to exit!\r\n");
    
    while (1) {
        if (pUart->readable()) {
            char c = pUart->getc();
            if (c == '\x11') {
                pUart->puts("\r\nExiting WNC Terminal Mode!\r\n");
                // Cleanup in case user doesn't finish command:
                sendWncCmd("AT", &resp, 300);
                // Above AT may fail but should get WNC back in sync
                return (sendWncCmd("AT", &resp, 500) == WNC_AT_CMD_OK);
            }
            if (echoOn == true) {
                pUart->putc(c);
            }
            m_pWncUart->putc(c);
        }
        if (m_pWncUart->readable())
            pUart->putc(m_pWncUart->getc());
    }
}

int WncControllerK64F::putc(char c)
{
    return (m_pWncUart->putc(c));
}

int WncControllerK64F::puts(const char * s)
{
    return (m_pWncUart->puts(s));
}

char WncControllerK64F::getc(void)
{
    return (m_pWncUart->getc());
}

int WncControllerK64F::charReady(void)
{
    return (m_pWncUart->readable());
}

int WncControllerK64F::dbgWriteChar(char b)
{
    if (m_pDbgUart != NULL)
        return (m_pDbgUart->putc(b));
    else
        return (0);
}

int WncControllerK64F::dbgWriteChars(const char * b)
{
    if (m_pDbgUart != NULL)
        return (m_pDbgUart->puts(b));
    else
        return (0);
}

bool WncControllerK64F::initWncModem(uint8_t powerUpTimeoutSecs)
{
    // Hard reset the modem (doesn't go through
    // the signal level translator)
    *m_gpioPinList.mdm_reset = 0;

    // disable signal level translator (necessary
    // for the modem to boot properly).  All signals
    // except mdm_reset go through the level translator
    // and have internal pull-up/down in the module. While
    // the level translator is disabled, these pins will
    // be in the correct state.
    *m_gpioPinList.shield_3v3_1v8_sig_trans_ena = 0;

    // While the level translator is disabled and ouptut pins
    // are tristated, make sure the inputs are in the same state
    // as the WNC Module pins so that when the level translator is
    // enabled, there are no differences.
    *m_gpioPinList.mdm_uart2_rx_boot_mode_sel = 1;   // UART2_RX should be high
    *m_gpioPinList.mdm_power_on = 0;                 // powr_on should be low
    *m_gpioPinList.mdm_wakeup_in = 1;                // wake-up should be high
    *m_gpioPinList.mdm_uart1_cts = 0;                // indicate that it is ok to send

    // Now, wait for the WNC Module to perform its initial boot correctly
    waitMs(1000);

    // The WNC module initializes comms at 115200 8N1 so set it up
    m_pWncUart->baud(115200);

    //Now, enable the level translator, the input pins should now be the
    //same as how the M14A module is driving them with internal pull ups/downs.
    //When enabled, there will be no changes in these 4 pins...
    *m_gpioPinList.shield_3v3_1v8_sig_trans_ena = 1;
    
    bool res = waitForPowerOnModemToRespond(powerUpTimeoutSecs);
    
    // Toggle wakeup to prevent future dropped 'A' of "AT", this was
    //  suggested by ATT.
    if (res == true) {
        dbgPuts("\r\nToggling Wakeup...");
        waitMs(20);
        *m_gpioPinList.mdm_wakeup_in = 0;
        waitMs(2000);
        *m_gpioPinList.mdm_wakeup_in = 1;
        waitMs(20);
        dbgPuts("Toggling complete.");
    }

    return (res);
}

void WncControllerK64F::waitMs(int t)
{
    wait_ms(t);
}

void WncControllerK64F::waitUs(int t)
{
    wait_ms(t);
}

int  WncControllerK64F::getLogTimerTicks(void)
{
    return (m_logTimer.read_us());
}

void WncControllerK64F::startTimerA(void)
{
    m_timerA.start();
    m_timerA.reset();
}

void WncControllerK64F::stopTimerA(void)
{
    m_timerA.stop();
}

int  WncControllerK64F::getTimerTicksA_mS(void)
{
    return (m_timerA.read_ms());
}

void WncControllerK64F::startTimerB(void)
{
    m_timerB.start();
    m_timerB.reset();
}

void WncControllerK64F::stopTimerB(void)
{
    m_timerB.stop();
}

int  WncControllerK64F::getTimerTicksB_mS(void)
{
    return (m_timerB.read_ms());
}

