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#include "Servo.h"
#include "mbed.h"


// The next line determines the maximum number of servo objects 
// that can be successfully created.
// By default, this is set to 26, as there are only 26 unique 
// DigitalOut pins provided by the mbed.
Servo *Servo::servos[26];
unsigned int Servo::numServos = 0;
Ticker Servo::refreshTicker;



// The pin must be specified when the object is initialized, but 
// the initial pulse width can be omitted, giving a default of 
// 1500 us. 
// This should be at about half the range of most servos.
Servo::Servo(PinName pin, unsigned int width) : signalPin(pin)
{
    pulseWidth = width;
    
    if (numServos == 0)
    {
        // Start the timeout that refreshes all servos
        refreshTicker.attach_us(&Servo::refresh, period);
    }
    
    servos[numServos++] = this;
}



void Servo::write(int width)
{
    // Make sure that the pulse width is less than the refresh period
    pulseWidth = width < period ? width : period;
}



int Servo::read()
{
    return pulseWidth;
}



void Servo::operator=(int width)
{
    write(width);
}



Servo::operator int()
{
    return read();
}



void Servo::refresh()
{
    // Restart the refresh timeout
    refreshTicker.attach_us(&Servo::refresh, period);
    
    // Start all of the individual servo width timeouts and write a logical 1 to their signal pins
    for (int i = 0; i < numServos; i++)
    {
        servos[i]->servoTimeout.attach_us(servos[i], &Servo::timeout, servos[i]->pulseWidth);
        Servo::servos[i]->signalPin.write(1);
    }
}



void Servo::timeout()
{
    // Write a logical zero to the servo's signal pin
    signalPin = 0;
}