Forked MMA7660 , extend implementation by using i2c asynch API, to sleep while waiting for transfer -> blocking asynch :-D
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MMA7660.h
- Committer:
- Sissors
- Date:
- 2012-10-14
- Revision:
- 0:7bc29a9ea016
- Child:
- 1:8997a1b348dd
File content as of revision 0:7bc29a9ea016:
#include "mbed.h"
#ifndef MMA7660_H
#define MMA7660_H
#define MMA7660_ADDRESS 0x98
#define MMA7660_SENSITIVITY 21.33
#define MMA7660_XOUT_R 0x00
#define MMA7660_YOUT_R 0x01
#define MMA7660_ZOUT_R 0x02
#define MMA7660_MODE_R 0x07
class MMA7660
{
public:
/**
* Creates a new MMA7660 object
*
* @param sda - I2C data pin
* @param scl - I2C clock pin
* @param interrupt - Interrupt pin (default = NC)
*/
MMA7660(PinName sda, PinName scl, PinName interrupt = NC);
/**
* Tests if communication is possible with the MMA7660
*
* Because the MMA7660 lacks a WHO_AM_I register, this function can only check
* if there is an I2C device that responds to the MMA7660 address
*
* @param return - true for successfull connection, false for no connection
*/
bool testConnection( void );
/**
* Sets the active state of the MMA7660
*
* Note: This is unrelated to awake/sleep mode
*
* @param state - true for active, false for standby
*/
void setActive( bool state);
/**
* Reads acceleration data from the sensor
*
* When the parameter is a pointer to an integer array it will be the raw data.
* When it is a pointer to a float array it will be the acceleration in g's
*
* @param data - pointer to array with length 3 where the acceleration data will be stores, X-Y-Z
*/
void readData( int *data);
void readData( float *data);
/** Get X-data
*
* @param return - X-acceleration in g's
*/
float getX( void );
/** Get Y-data
*
* @param return - Y-acceleration in g's
*/
float getY( void );
/** Get Z-data
*
* @param return - Z-acceleration in g's
*/
float getZ( void );
private:
/**
* Writes data to the device, could be private, but public is handy so you can transmit directly to the MPU.
*
* @param adress - register address to write to
* @param data - data to write
*/
void write( char address, char data);
/**
* Read data from the device, could be private, but public is handy so you can transmit directly to the MPU.
*
* @param adress - register address to write to
* @return - data from the register specified by RA
*/
char read( char adress);
/**
* Read multiple regigsters from the device, more efficient than using multiple normal reads.
*
* @param adress - register address to write to
* @param length - number of bytes to read
* @param data - pointer where the data needs to be written to
*/
void read( char adress, char *data, int length);
/**
* Reads single axis
*/
float getSingle(int number);
I2C _i2c;
bool active;
PinName _interrupt;
float samplerate;
};
#endif
