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00001 /**
00002  ******************************************************************************
00003  * @file    VL6180X.h
00004  * @author  AST / EST
00005  * @version V0.0.1
00006  * @date    9-November-2015
00007  * @brief   Header file for component VL6180X
00008  ******************************************************************************
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00037 
00038 
00039 #ifndef __VL6180X_CLASS_H
00040 #define __VL6180X_CLASS_H
00041 
00042 
00043 /* Includes ------------------------------------------------------------------*/
00044 
00045 #include "RangeSensor.h"
00046 #include "LightSensor.h"
00047 #include "DevI2C.h" 
00048 //#include "vl6180x_api.h"
00049 #include "vl6180x_cfg.h"
00050 #include "vl6180x_def.h"
00051 #include "vl6180x_types.h"
00052 #include "vl6180x_platform.h"
00053 #include "STMPE1600.h"
00054 
00055 
00056 /* Definitions ---------------------------------------------------------------*/
00057 
00058 /**
00059  * @brief Clear error interrupt
00060  *
00061  * @param dev    The device
00062  * @return  0    On success
00063  */
00064 #define VL6180X_ClearErrorInterrupt(dev) VL6180X_ClearInterrupt(dev, INTERRUPT_CLEAR_ERROR)
00065 
00066 /**
00067  * @brief Clear All interrupt causes (als+range+error)
00068  *
00069  * @param dev    The device
00070  * @return  0    On success
00071  */
00072 #define VL6180X_ClearAllInterrupt(dev) VL6180X_ClearInterrupt(dev, INTERRUPT_CLEAR_ERROR|INTERRUPT_CLEAR_RANGING|INTERRUPT_CLEAR_ALS)
00073 
00074 /**
00075  * Default device address
00076  */
00077 #define DEFAULT_DEVICE_ADDRESS      0x29
00078 
00079 /* Types ---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
00080 
00081 /* data struct containing range measure, light measure and type of error provided to the user
00082    in case of invalid data range_mm=0xFFFFFFFF and lux=0xFFFFFFFF */    
00083 typedef struct MeasureData 
00084 {
00085    uint32_t range_mm;
00086    uint32_t lux;
00087    uint32_t range_error;
00088    uint32_t als_error;
00089    uint32_t int_error;
00090 } measure_data_t;
00091 
00092 /* sensor operating modes */ 
00093 typedef enum
00094 {
00095    range_single_shot_polling=1,
00096    als_single_shot_polling,
00097    range_continuous_polling,
00098    als_continuous_polling,
00099    range_continuous_interrupt,
00100    als_continuous_interrupt,
00101    interleaved_mode_interrupt,
00102    range_continuous_polling_low_threshold,
00103    range_continuous_polling_high_threshold,
00104    range_continuous_polling_out_of_window,
00105    als_continuous_polling_low_threshold,
00106    als_continuous_polling_high_threshold,
00107    als_continuous_polling_out_of_window,
00108    range_continuous_interrupt_low_threshold,
00109    range_continuous_interrupt_high_threshold,
00110    range_continuous_interrupt_out_of_window,
00111    als_continuous_interrupt_low_threshold,
00112    als_continuous_interrupt_high_threshold,
00113    als_continuous_interrupt_out_of_window,
00114    range_continuous_als_single_shot,
00115    range_single_shot_als_continuous,
00116 } operating_mode_t;
00117 
00118 
00119 /* Classes -------------------------------------------------------------------*/
00120 
00121 /**
00122  * Class representing a VL6180X sensor component
00123  */
00124 class VL6180X : public RangeSensor, public LightSensor
00125 {
00126 public:
00127     /** Constructor 1 (DigitalOut)
00128      * @param[in] &i2c device I2C to be used for communication
00129      * @param[in] &pin Mbed DigitalOut pin to be used as component GPIO_0 CE
00130      * @param[in] &pin_gpio1 pin Mbed InterruptIn PinName to be used as component GPIO_1 INT
00131      * @param[in] DevAddr device address, 0x29 by default  
00132      */
00133     VL6180X(DevI2C &i2c, DigitalOut &pin, PinName pin_gpio1, uint8_t DevAddr=DEFAULT_DEVICE_ADDRESS) : RangeSensor(), LightSensor(), _dev_i2c(&i2c), _gpio0(&pin)
00134     {
00135         _my_device.I2cAddr=DevAddr;      
00136         _my_device.Present=0;
00137         _my_device.Ready=0;
00138         _device=&_my_device;;
00139         _expgpio0=NULL;
00140         if (pin_gpio1 != NC) {
00141             _gpio1Int = new InterruptIn(pin_gpio1);
00142         } else {
00143             _gpio1Int = NULL;
00144         }
00145     }  
00146     /** Constructor 2 (STMPE1600DigiOut)
00147      * @param[in] i2c device I2C to be used for communication
00148      * @param[in] &pin Gpio Expander STMPE1600DigiOut pin to be used as component GPIO_0 CE
00149      * @param[in] pin_gpio1 pin Mbed InterruptIn PinName to be used as component GPIO_1 INT
00150      * @param[in] device address, 0x29 by default  
00151      */     
00152     VL6180X(DevI2C &i2c, STMPE1600DigiOut &pin, PinName pin_gpio1, uint8_t DevAddr=DEFAULT_DEVICE_ADDRESS) : RangeSensor(), LightSensor(), _dev_i2c(&i2c), _expgpio0(&pin)
00153     {
00154         _my_device.I2cAddr=DevAddr;      
00155         _my_device.Present=0;
00156         _my_device.Ready=0;
00157         _device=&_my_device;
00158         _gpio0=NULL;        
00159         if (pin_gpio1 != NC) {
00160             _gpio1Int = new InterruptIn(pin_gpio1);
00161         } else {
00162             _gpio1Int = NULL;
00163         }
00164     }    
00165     
00166     /** Destructor
00167      */
00168     virtual ~VL6180X() { 
00169         if (_gpio1Int != NULL) {
00170             delete _gpio1Int;
00171         }
00172     }  
00173     
00174     /* warning: VL6180X class inherits from GenericSensor, RangeSensor and LightSensor, that haven`t a destructor.
00175        The warning should request to introduce a virtual destructor to make sure to delete the object */
00176 
00177     /*** Interface Methods ***/ 
00178     /*** High level API ***/        
00179     /**
00180      * @brief       PowerOn the sensor
00181      * @return      void
00182      */     
00183     /* turns on the sensor */        
00184     void on(void)
00185     {
00186         if (_gpio0) {
00187             *_gpio0=1;
00188         } else if(_expgpio0) {
00189             *_expgpio0=1;
00190         }
00191         _my_device.I2cAddr=DEFAULT_DEVICE_ADDRESS;
00192         _my_device.Ready=0;       
00193     } 
00194 
00195     /**
00196      * @brief       PowerOff the sensor
00197      * @return      void
00198      */     
00199     /* turns off the sensor */
00200     void off(void) 
00201     {
00202         if (_gpio0) {
00203             *_gpio0=0;
00204         } else if(_expgpio0) {
00205             *_expgpio0=0;   
00206         }
00207         _my_device.I2cAddr=DEFAULT_DEVICE_ADDRESS;
00208         _my_device.Ready=0;       
00209     }   
00210     
00211     /**
00212      * @brief       Start the measure indicated by operating mode
00213      * @param[in]   operating_mode specifies requested measure 
00214      * @param[in]   fptr specifies call back function must be !NULL in case of interrupt measure     
00215      * @param[in]   low specifies measure low threashold in Lux or in mm according to measure
00216      * @param[in]   high specifies measure high threashold in Lux or in mm according to measure
00217      * @return      0 on Success
00218      */                      
00219     int start_measurement(operating_mode_t operating_mode, void (*fptr)(void), uint16_t low, uint16_t high);
00220 
00221     /**
00222      * @brief       Get results for the measure indicated by operating mode
00223      * @param[in]   operating_mode specifies requested measure results
00224      * @param[out]  Data pointer to the measure_data_t structure to read data in to
00225      * @return      0 on Success
00226      */                          
00227     int get_measurement(operating_mode_t operating_mode, measure_data_t *Data);     
00228 
00229     /**
00230      * @brief       Stop the currently running measure indicate by operating_mode
00231      * @param[in]   operating_mode specifies requested measure to stop
00232      * @return      0 on Success
00233      */                              
00234     int stop_measurement(operating_mode_t operating_mode);
00235      
00236     /**
00237      * @brief       Interrupt handling func to be called by user after an INT is occourred
00238      * @param[in]   opeating_mode indicating the in progress measure
00239      * @param[out]  Data pointer to the measure_data_t structure to read data in to
00240      * @return      0 on Success
00241      */                                 
00242     int handle_irq(operating_mode_t operating_mode, measure_data_t *Data);    
00243 
00244     /**
00245      * @brief       Enable interrupt measure IRQ
00246      * @return      0 on Success
00247      */                      
00248     void enable_interrupt_measure_detection_irq(void) 
00249     {
00250         if (_gpio1Int != NULL) {
00251             _gpio1Int->enable_irq();
00252         }
00253     }
00254 
00255     /**
00256      * @brief       Disable interrupt measure IRQ
00257      * @return      0 on Success
00258      */                           
00259     void disable_interrupt_measure_detection_irq(void) 
00260     {
00261         if (_gpio1Int != NULL) {
00262             _gpio1Int->disable_irq();
00263         }
00264     }
00265     /*** End High level API ***/              
00266     
00267     /**
00268      * @brief       Attach a function to call when an interrupt is detected, i.e. measurement is ready
00269      * @param[in]   fptr pointer to call back function to be called whenever an interrupt occours
00270      * @return      0 on Success
00271      */                                   
00272     void attach_interrupt_measure_detection_irq(void (*fptr)(void))
00273     {
00274         if (_gpio1Int != NULL) {
00275             _gpio1Int->rise(fptr);
00276         }
00277     }
00278     
00279     /**
00280      * @brief       Check the sensor presence
00281      * @return      1 when device is present
00282      */                     
00283     unsigned present()
00284     {
00285         return _device->Present;
00286     }
00287         
00288     /** Wrapper functions */    
00289     /** @defgroup api_init Init functions
00290      *  @brief    API init functions
00291      *  @ingroup api_hl
00292      *  @{  
00293      */
00294     /**
00295      * @brief Wait for device booted after chip enable (hardware standby)
00296      * @par Function Description
00297      * After Chip enable Application you can also simply wait at least 1ms to ensure device is ready
00298      * @warning After device chip enable (_gpio0) de-asserted  user must wait gpio1 to get asserted (hardware standby).
00299      * or wait at least 400usec prior to do any low level access or api call .
00300      *
00301      * This function implements polling for standby but you must ensure 400usec from chip enable passed\n
00302      * @warning if device get prepared @a VL6180X_Prepare() re-using these function can hold indefinitely\n
00303      *
00304      * @param       void
00305      * @return     0 on success
00306      */
00307     int wait_device_booted()
00308     {
00309         return VL6180X_WaitDeviceBooted(_device);
00310     }
00311 
00312     /**
00313      *
00314      * @brief One time device initialization
00315      *
00316      * To be called once and only once after device is brought out of reset (Chip enable) and booted see @a VL6180X_WaitDeviceBooted()
00317      *
00318      * @par Function Description
00319      * When not used after a fresh device "power up" or reset, it may return @a #CALIBRATION_WARNING
00320      * meaning wrong calibration data may have been fetched from device that can result in ranging offset error\n
00321      * If application cannot execute device reset or need to run VL6180X_InitData  multiple time
00322      * then it  must ensure proper offset calibration saving and restore on its own
00323      * by using @a VL6180X_GetOffsetCalibrationData() on first power up and then @a VL6180X_SetOffsetCalibrationData() all all subsequent init
00324      *
00325      * @param void
00326      * @return     0 on success,  @a #CALIBRATION_WARNING if failed
00327     */
00328     virtual int init(void * NewAddr)
00329     {
00330         int status;
00331      
00332         off();
00333         on();
00334        
00335         status=VL6180X_WaitDeviceBooted(_device);
00336         if(status) {
00337             VL6180X_ErrLog("WaitDeviceBooted fail\n\r");      
00338         }  
00339         status=IsPresent();
00340         if(!status) {
00341             _device->Present=1;
00342             VL6180X_InitData(_device);
00343             if(status) {
00344                 printf("Failed to init VL6180X sensor!\n\r");
00345                 return status;
00346             }
00347             status=prepare();
00348             if(status) {
00349                 printf("Failed to prepare VL6180X!\n\r");
00350                 return status;
00351             }
00352             if(*(uint8_t*)NewAddr!=DEFAULT_DEVICE_ADDRESS) {
00353                 status=set_i2c_address(*(uint8_t*)NewAddr);
00354                 if(status) {
00355                     printf("Failed to change I2C address!\n\r");
00356                     return status;
00357                 }
00358             }
00359             _device->Ready=1;
00360         }
00361         return status; 
00362     }
00363 
00364     /**
00365      * @brief Configure GPIO1 function and set polarity.
00366      * @par Function Description
00367      * To be used prior to arm single shot measure or start  continuous mode.
00368      *
00369      * The function uses @a VL6180X_SetupGPIOx() for setting gpio 1.
00370      * @warning  changing polarity can generate a spurious interrupt on pins.
00371      * It sets an interrupt flags condition that must be cleared to avoid polling hangs. \n
00372      * It is safe to run VL6180X_ClearAllInterrupt() just after.
00373      *
00374      * @param IntFunction   The interrupt functionality to use one of :\n
00375      *  @a #GPIOx_SELECT_OFF \n
00376      *  @a #GPIOx_SELECT_GPIO_INTERRUPT_OUTPUT
00377      * @param ActiveHigh  The interrupt line polarity see ::IntrPol_e
00378      *      use @a #INTR_POL_LOW (falling edge) or @a #INTR_POL_HIGH (rising edge)
00379      * @return 0 on success
00380      */     
00381     int setup_gpio_1(uint8_t InitFunction, int ActiveHigh)
00382     {
00383         return VL6180X_SetupGPIO1(_device, InitFunction, ActiveHigh);
00384     }
00385 
00386     /**
00387      * @brief  Prepare device for operation
00388      * @par Function Description
00389      * Does static initialization and reprogram common default settings \n
00390      * _device is prepared for new measure, ready single shot ranging or ALS typical polling operation\n
00391      * After prepare user can : \n
00392      * @li Call other API function to set other settings\n
00393      * @li Configure the interrupt pins, etc... \n
00394      * @li Then start ranging or ALS operations in single shot or continuous mode
00395      *
00396      * @param void
00397      * @return      0 on success
00398      */     
00399     int prepare()
00400     {
00401         return VL6180X_Prepare(_device);
00402     }
00403 
00404     /**
00405      * @brief Start continuous ranging mode
00406      *
00407      * @details End user should ensure device is in idle state and not already running
00408      * @return      0 on success
00409      */     
00410     int range_start_continuous_mode()
00411     {
00412         return VL6180X_RangeStartContinuousMode(_device);
00413     }
00414 
00415     /**
00416      * @brief Start single shot ranging measure
00417      *
00418      * @details End user should ensure device is in idle state and not already running
00419      * @return      0 on success 
00420      */     
00421     int range_start_single_shot()
00422     {
00423         return VL6180X_RangeStartSingleShot(_device);
00424     }
00425 
00426     /**
00427      * @brief Set maximum convergence time
00428      *
00429      * @par Function Description
00430      * Setting a low convergence time can impact maximal detectable distance.
00431      * Refer to VL6180X Datasheet Table 7 : Typical range convergence time.
00432      * A typical value for up to x3 scaling is 50 ms
00433      *
00434      * @param MaxConTime_msec
00435      * @return 0 on success. <0 on error. >0 for calibration warning status
00436      */     
00437     int range_set_max_convergence_time(uint8_t MaxConTime_msec)
00438     {
00439         return VL6180X_RangeSetMaxConvergenceTime(_device, MaxConTime_msec);
00440     }
00441 
00442     /**
00443      * @brief Single shot Range measurement in polling mode.
00444      *
00445      * @par Function Description
00446      * Kick off a new single shot range  then wait for ready to retrieve it by polling interrupt status \n
00447      * Ranging must be prepared by a first call to  @a VL6180X_Prepare() and it is safer to clear  very first poll call \n
00448      * This function reference VL6180X_PollDelay(dev) porting macro/call on each polling loop,
00449      * but PollDelay(dev) may never be called if measure in ready on first poll loop \n
00450      * Should not be use in continuous mode operation as it will stop it and cause stop/start misbehaviour \n
00451      * \n This function clears Range Interrupt status , but not error one. For that uses  @a VL6180X_ClearErrorInterrupt() \n
00452      * This range error is not related VL6180X_RangeData_t::errorStatus that refer measure status \n
00453      * 
00454      * @param pRangeData   Will be populated with the result ranging data @a  VL6180X_RangeData_t
00455      * @return 0 on success , @a #RANGE_ERROR if device reports an error case in it status (not cleared) use
00456      *
00457      * \sa ::VL6180X_RangeData_t
00458      */     
00459     int range_poll_measurement(VL6180X_RangeData_t *pRangeData)
00460     {
00461         return VL6180X_RangePollMeasurement(_device, pRangeData);
00462     }
00463 
00464     /**
00465      * @brief Check for measure readiness and get it if ready
00466      *
00467      * @par Function Description
00468      * Using this function is an alternative to @a VL6180X_RangePollMeasurement() to avoid polling operation. This is suitable for applications
00469      * where host CPU is triggered on a interrupt (not from VL6180X) to perform ranging operation. In this scenario, we assume that the very first ranging
00470      * operation is triggered by a call to @a VL6180X_RangeStartSingleShot(). Then, host CPU regularly calls @a VL6180X_RangeGetMeasurementIfReady() to
00471      * get a distance measure if ready. In case the distance is not ready, host may get it at the next call.\n
00472      *
00473      * @warning 
00474      * This function does not re-start a new measurement : this is up to the host CPU to do it.\n 
00475      * This function clears Range Interrupt for measure ready , but not error interrupts. For that, uses  @a VL6180X_ClearErrorInterrupt() \n
00476      *
00477      * @param pRangeData  Will be populated with the result ranging data if available
00478      * @return  0 when measure is ready pRange data is updated (untouched when not ready),  >0 for warning and @a #NOT_READY if measurement not yet ready, <0 for error @a #RANGE_ERROR if device report an error,
00479      */     
00480     int _range_get_measurement_if_ready(VL6180X_RangeData_t *pRangeData)
00481     {
00482         return VL6180X_RangeGetMeasurementIfReady(_device, pRangeData);
00483     }
00484 
00485     /**
00486      * @brief Retrieve range measurements set  from device
00487      *
00488      * @par Function Description
00489      * The measurement is made of range_mm status and error code @a VL6180X_RangeData_t \n
00490      * Based on configuration selected extra measures are included.
00491      *
00492      * @warning should not be used in continuous if wrap around filter is active \n
00493      * Does not perform any wait nor check for result availability or validity.
00494      *\sa VL6180X_RangeGetResult for "range only" measurement
00495      *
00496      * @param pRangeData  Pointer to the data structure to fill up
00497      * @return            0 on success
00498      */     
00499     int range_get_measurement(VL6180X_RangeData_t *pRangeData)
00500     {
00501         return VL6180X_RangeGetMeasurement(_device, pRangeData);
00502     }
00503 
00504     /**
00505      * @brief Get a single distance measure result
00506      *
00507      * @par Function Description
00508      * It can be called after having initialized a component. It start a single 
00509      * distance measure in polling mode and wait until the measure is finisched. 
00510      * The function block until the measure is finished, it can blocks indefinitely 
00511      * in case the measure never ends for any reason \n
00512      *
00513      * @param pi_data  Pointer to distance
00514      * @return 0 on success
00515      */     
00516     virtual int get_distance(uint32_t *pi_data)
00517     {
00518         int status=0; 
00519         LOG_FUNCTION_START("");
00520         status=start_measurement(range_single_shot_polling, NULL, NULL, NULL);
00521         if (!status) {
00522             range_wait_device_ready(2000);               
00523             for (status=1; status!=0; status=VL6180X_RangeGetResult(_device, pi_data));
00524         }
00525         stop_measurement(range_single_shot_polling);
00526         range_wait_device_ready(2000);
00527         LOG_FUNCTION_END(status);
00528 
00529         return status;
00530     }
00531             
00532     /**
00533      * @brief Configure ranging interrupt reported to application
00534      *
00535      * @param ConfigGpioInt  Select ranging report\n select one (and only one) of:\n
00536      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_DISABLED \n
00537      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_LEVEL_LOW \n
00538      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_LEVEL_HIGH \n
00539      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_OUT_OF_WINDOW \n
00540      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_NEW_SAMPLE_READY
00541      * @return   0 on success
00542      */
00543     int range_config_interrupt(uint8_t ConfigGpioInt)
00544     {
00545         return VL6180X_RangeConfigInterrupt(_device, ConfigGpioInt);
00546     }
00547 
00548     /**
00549      * @brief Return ranging error interrupt status
00550      *
00551      * @par Function Description
00552      * Appropriate Interrupt report must have been selected first by @a VL6180X_RangeConfigInterrupt() or @a  VL6180X_Prepare() \n
00553      *
00554      * Can be used in polling loop to wait for a given ranging event or in interrupt to read the trigger \n
00555      * Events triggers are : \n
00556      * @a #RES_INT_STAT_GPIO_LOW_LEVEL_THRESHOLD \n
00557      * @a #RES_INT_STAT_GPIO_HIGH_LEVEL_THRESHOLD \n
00558      * @a #RES_INT_STAT_GPIO_OUT_OF_WINDOW \n (RES_INT_STAT_GPIO_LOW_LEVEL_THRESHOLD|RES_INT_STAT_GPIO_HIGH_LEVEL_THRESHOLD)
00559      * @a #RES_INT_STAT_GPIO_NEW_SAMPLE_READY \n
00560      *
00561      * @sa IntrStatus_t
00562      * @param pIntStatus Pointer to status variable to update
00563      * @return           0 on success
00564      */     
00565     int range_get_interrupt_status(uint8_t *pIntStatus)
00566     {
00567         return VL6180X_RangeGetInterruptStatus(_device, pIntStatus);
00568     }
00569 
00570     /**
00571      * @brief   Run a single ALS measurement in single shot polling mode
00572      *
00573      * @par Function Description
00574      * Kick off a new single shot ALS then wait new measurement ready to retrieve it ( polling system interrupt status register for als) \n
00575      * ALS must be prepared by a first call to @a VL6180X_Prepare() \n
00576      * \n Should not be used in continuous or interrupt mode it will break it and create hazard in start/stop \n
00577      *
00578      * @param dev          The device
00579      * @param pAlsData     Als data structure to fill up @a VL6180X_AlsData_t
00580      * @return             0 on success
00581      */
00582     int als_poll_measurement(VL6180X_AlsData_t *pAlsData)
00583     {
00584         return VL6180X_AlsPollMeasurement(_device, pAlsData);
00585     }
00586 
00587     /**
00588      * @brief  Get actual ALS measurement
00589      *
00590      * @par Function Description
00591      * Can be called after success status polling or in interrupt mode to retrieve ALS measurement from device \n
00592      * This function doesn't perform any data ready check !
00593      *
00594      * @param pAlsData   Pointer to measurement struct @a VL6180X_AlsData_t
00595      * @return  0 on success
00596      */     
00597     int als_get_measurement(VL6180X_AlsData_t *pAlsData)
00598     {
00599         return VL6180X_AlsGetMeasurement(_device, pAlsData);
00600     }
00601 
00602     /**
00603      * @brief  Configure ALS interrupts provide to application
00604      *
00605      * @param ConfigGpioInt  Select one (and only one) of : \n
00606      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_DISABLED \n
00607      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_LEVEL_LOW \n
00608      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_LEVEL_HIGH \n
00609      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_OUT_OF_WINDOW \n
00610      *   @a #CONFIG_GPIO_INTERRUPT_NEW_SAMPLE_READY
00611      * @return               0 on success may return #INVALID_PARAMS for invalid mode
00612      */ 
00613     int als_config_interrupt(uint8_t ConfigGpioInt)
00614     {
00615         return VL6180X_AlsConfigInterrupt(_device, ConfigGpioInt);
00616     }
00617 
00618     /**
00619      * @brief Set ALS integration period
00620      *
00621      * @param period_ms  Integration period in msec. Value in between 50 to 100 msec is recommended\n
00622      * @return           0 on success
00623      */     
00624     int als_set_integration_period(uint16_t period_ms)
00625     {
00626         return VL6180X_AlsSetIntegrationPeriod(_device, period_ms); 
00627     }
00628 
00629     /**
00630      * @brief Set ALS "inter-measurement period"
00631      *
00632      * @par Function Description
00633      * The so call data-sheet "inter measurement period" is actually an extra inter-measurement delay
00634      *
00635      * @param intermeasurement_period_ms Inter measurement time in milli second\n
00636      *        @warning applied value is clipped to 2550 ms\n
00637      * @return           0 on success if value is
00638      */     
00639     int als_set_inter_measurement_period(uint16_t intermeasurement_period_ms)
00640     {
00641         return VL6180X_AlsSetInterMeasurementPeriod(_device, intermeasurement_period_ms);
00642     }
00643 
00644     /**
00645      * @brief Set ALS analog gain code
00646      *
00647      * @par Function Description
00648      * ALS gain code value programmed in @a SYSALS_ANALOGUE_GAIN .
00649      * @param gain  Gain code see datasheet or AlsGainLookUp for real value. Value is clipped to 7.
00650      * @return  0 on success
00651      */
00652     int als_set_analogue_gain(uint8_t gain)
00653     {
00654         return VL6180X_AlsSetAnalogueGain(_device, gain);
00655     }
00656 
00657     /**
00658      * @brief Set thresholds for ALS continuous mode 
00659      * @warning Threshold are raw device value not lux!
00660      *
00661      * @par Function Description
00662      * Basically value programmed in @a SYSALS_THRESH_LOW and @a SYSALS_THRESH_HIGH registers
00663      * @param low   ALS low raw threshold for @a SYSALS_THRESH_LOW
00664      * @param high  ALS high raw threshold for  @a SYSALS_THRESH_HIGH
00665      * @return  0 on success
00666      */     
00667     int als_set_thresholds(uint16_t lux_threshold_low, uint16_t lux_threshold_high);
00668 
00669     /**
00670      * Read ALS interrupt status
00671      * @param pIntStatus  Pointer to status
00672      * @return            0 on success
00673      */
00674     int als_get_interrupt_status(uint8_t *pIntStatus)
00675     {
00676         return VL6180X_AlsGetInterruptStatus(_device, pIntStatus);
00677     }
00678 
00679     /**
00680      * @brief Low level ranging and ALS register static settings (you should call @a VL6180X_Prepare() function instead)
00681      *
00682      * @return 0 on success
00683      */
00684     int static_init()
00685     {
00686         return VL6180X_StaticInit(_device);
00687     }
00688 
00689     /**
00690      * @brief Wait for device to be ready (before a new ranging command can be issued by application)
00691      * @param MaxLoop    Max Number of i2c polling loop see @a #msec_2_i2cloop
00692      * @return           0 on success. <0 when fail \n
00693      *                   @ref VL6180X_ErrCode_t::TIME_OUT for time out \n
00694      *                   @ref VL6180X_ErrCode_t::INVALID_PARAMS if MaxLop<1
00695      */     
00696     int range_wait_device_ready(int MaxLoop)
00697     {
00698         return VL6180X_RangeWaitDeviceReady(_device, MaxLoop);
00699     }
00700 
00701     /**
00702      * @brief Program Inter measurement period (used only in continuous mode)
00703      *
00704      * @par Function Description
00705      * When trying to set too long time, it returns #INVALID_PARAMS
00706      *
00707      * @param InterMeasTime_msec Requires inter-measurement time in msec
00708      * @return 0 on success
00709      */     
00710     int range_set_inter_meas_period(uint32_t InterMeasTime_msec)
00711     {
00712         return VL6180X_RangeSetInterMeasPeriod(_device, InterMeasTime_msec);
00713     }
00714 
00715     /**
00716      * @brief Set device ranging scaling factor
00717      *
00718      * @par Function Description
00719      * The ranging scaling factor is applied on the raw distance measured by the device to increase operating ranging at the price of the precision.
00720      * Changing the scaling factor when device is not in f/w standby state (free running) is not safe.
00721      * It can be source of spurious interrupt, wrongly scaled range etc ...
00722      * @warning __This  function doesns't update high/low threshold and other programmed settings linked to scaling factor__.
00723      *  To ensure proper operation, threshold and scaling changes should be done following this procedure: \n
00724      *  @li Set Group hold  : @a VL6180X_SetGroupParamHold() \n
00725      *  @li Get Threshold @a VL6180X_RangeGetThresholds() \n
00726      *  @li Change scaling : @a VL6180X_UpscaleSetScaling() \n
00727      *  @li Set Threshold : @a VL6180X_RangeSetThresholds() \n
00728      *  @li Unset Group Hold : @a VL6180X_SetGroupParamHold()
00729      *
00730      * @param scaling  Scaling factor to apply (1,2 or 3)
00731      * @return         0 on success when up-scale support is not configured it fail for any
00732      *                 scaling than the one statically configured.
00733      */
00734     int upscale_set_scaling(uint8_t scaling)
00735     {
00736         return VL6180X_UpscaleSetScaling(_device, scaling);
00737     }
00738 
00739     /**
00740      * @brief Get current ranging scaling factor
00741      *
00742      * @return    The current scaling factor
00743      */             
00744     int upscale_get_scaling()
00745     {
00746         return VL6180X_UpscaleGetScaling(_device);
00747     }
00748 
00749     /**
00750      * @brief Get the maximal distance for actual scaling
00751      * @par Function Description
00752      * Do not use prior to @a VL6180X_Prepare() or at least @a VL6180X_InitData()
00753      *
00754      * Any range value more than the value returned by this function is to be considered as "no target detected"
00755      * or "no target in detectable range" \n
00756      * @warning The maximal distance depends on the scaling
00757      *
00758      * @return    The maximal range limit for actual mode and scaling
00759      */     
00760     uint16_t get_upper_limit()
00761     {
00762         return VL6180X_GetUpperLimit(_device);
00763     }
00764 
00765     /**
00766      * @brief Apply low and high ranging thresholds that are considered only in continuous mode
00767      *
00768      * @par Function Description
00769      * This function programs low and high ranging thresholds that are considered in continuous mode : 
00770      * interrupt will be raised only when an object is detected at a distance inside this [low:high] range.  
00771      * The function takes care of applying current scaling factor if any.\n
00772      * To be safe, in continuous operation, thresholds must be changed under "group parameter hold" cover.
00773      * Group hold can be activated/deactivated directly in the function or externally (then set 0)
00774      * using /a VL6180X_SetGroupParamHold() function.
00775      *
00776      * @param low      Low threshold in mm
00777      * @param high     High threshold in mm
00778      * @param SafeHold  Use of group parameters hold to surround threshold programming.
00779      * @return  0 On success
00780      */     
00781     int range_set_thresholds(uint16_t low, uint16_t high, int SafeHold)
00782     {
00783         return VL6180X_RangeSetThresholds(_device, low, high, SafeHold);
00784     }
00785 
00786     /**
00787      * @brief  Get scaled high and low threshold from device
00788      *
00789      * @par Function Description
00790      * Due to scaling factor, the returned value may be different from what has been programmed first (precision lost).
00791      * For instance VL6180X_RangeSetThresholds(dev,11,22) with scale 3
00792      * will read back 9 ((11/3)x3) and 21 ((22/3)x3).
00793      *
00794      * @param low  scaled low Threshold ptr  can be NULL if not needed
00795      * @param high scaled High Threshold ptr can be NULL if not needed
00796      * @return 0 on success, return value is undefined if both low and high are NULL
00797      * @warning return value is undefined if both low and high are NULL
00798      */
00799     int range_get_thresholds(uint16_t *low, uint16_t *high)
00800     {
00801         return VL6180X_RangeGetThresholds(_device, low, high);
00802     }
00803 
00804     /**
00805      * @brief Set ranging raw thresholds (scaling not considered so not recommended to use it)
00806      *
00807      * @param low  raw low threshold set to raw register
00808      * @param high raw high threshold set to raw  register
00809      * @return 0 on success
00810      */         
00811     int range_set_raw_thresholds(uint8_t low, uint8_t high)
00812     {
00813         return VL6180X_RangeSetRawThresholds(_device, low, high);
00814     }
00815 
00816     /**
00817      * @brief Set Early Convergence Estimate ratio
00818      * @par Function Description
00819      * For more information on ECE check datasheet
00820      * @warning May return a calibration warning in some use cases
00821      *
00822      * @param FactorM    ECE factor M in M/D
00823      * @param FactorD    ECE factor D in M/D
00824      * @return           0 on success. <0 on error. >0 on warning
00825      */     
00826     int range_set_ece_factor(uint16_t  FactorM, uint16_t FactorD)
00827     {
00828         return VL6180X_RangeSetEceFactor(_device, FactorM, FactorD);
00829     }
00830 
00831     /**
00832      * @brief Set Early Convergence Estimate state (See #SYSRANGE_RANGE_CHECK_ENABLES register)
00833      * @param enable    State to be set 0=disabled, otherwise enabled
00834      * @return          0 on success
00835      */     
00836     int range_set_ece_state(int enable)
00837     {
00838         return VL6180X_RangeSetEceState(_device, enable);
00839     }
00840 
00841     /**
00842      * @brief Set activation state of the wrap around filter
00843      * @param state New activation state (0=off,  otherwise on)
00844      * @return      0 on success
00845      */         
00846     int flter_set_state(int state)
00847     {
00848         return VL6180X_FilterSetState(_device, state);
00849     }
00850 
00851     /**
00852      * Get activation state of the wrap around filter
00853      * @return     Filter enabled or not, when filter is not supported it always returns 0S
00854      */         
00855     int filter_get_state()
00856     {
00857         return VL6180X_FilterGetState(_device);
00858     }
00859 
00860     /**
00861      * @brief Set activation state of  DMax computation
00862      * @param state New activation state (0=off,  otherwise on)
00863      * @return      0 on success
00864      */     
00865     int d_max_set_state(int state)
00866     {
00867         return VL6180X_DMaxSetState(_device, state);
00868     }
00869 
00870     /**
00871      * Get activation state of DMax computation
00872      * @return     Filter enabled or not, when filter is not supported it always returns 0S
00873      */     
00874     int d_max_get_state()
00875     {
00876         return VL6180X_DMaxGetState(_device);
00877     }
00878 
00879     /**
00880      * @brief Set ranging mode and start/stop measure (use high level functions instead : @a VL6180X_RangeStartSingleShot() or @a VL6180X_RangeStartContinuousMode())
00881      *
00882      * @par Function Description
00883      * When used outside scope of known polling single shot stopped state, \n
00884      * user must ensure the device state is "idle" before to issue a new command.
00885      *
00886      * @param mode  A combination of working mode (#MODE_SINGLESHOT or #MODE_CONTINUOUS) and start/stop condition (#MODE_START_STOP) \n
00887      * @return      0 on success
00888      */     
00889     int range_set_system_mode(uint8_t mode)
00890     {
00891         return VL6180X_RangeSetSystemMode(_device, mode);
00892     }
00893 
00894     /** @}  */ 
00895     
00896     /** @defgroup api_ll_range_calibration Ranging calibration functions
00897      *  @brief    Ranging calibration functions
00898      *  @ingroup api_ll
00899      *  @{  
00900      */
00901     /**
00902      * @brief Get part to part calibration offset
00903      *
00904      * @par Function Description
00905      * Should only be used after a successful call to @a VL6180X_InitData to backup device nvm value
00906      *
00907      * @return part to part calibration offset from device
00908      */     
00909     int8_t get_offset_calibration_data()
00910     {
00911         return VL6180X_GetOffsetCalibrationData(_device);
00912     }
00913 
00914     /**
00915      * Set or over-write part to part calibration offset
00916      * \sa VL6180X_InitData(), VL6180X_GetOffsetCalibrationData()
00917      * @param offset   Offset
00918      */     
00919     void set_offset_calibration_data(int8_t offset)
00920     {
00921         return VL6180X_SetOffsetCalibrationData(_device, offset);
00922     }
00923 
00924     /**
00925      * @brief Set Cross talk compensation rate
00926      *
00927      * @par Function Description
00928      * It programs register @a #SYSRANGE_CROSSTALK_COMPENSATION_RATE
00929      *
00930      * @param Rate Compensation rate (9.7 fix point) see datasheet for details
00931      * @return     0 on success
00932      */     
00933     int set_x_talk_compensation_rate(FixPoint97_t Rate)
00934     {
00935         return VL6180X_SetXTalkCompensationRate(_device, Rate);
00936     }
00937     /** @}  */
00938     
00939     /** @defgroup api_ll_als ALS functions
00940      *  @brief    ALS functions
00941      *  @ingroup api_ll
00942      *  @{  
00943      */
00944     
00945     /**
00946      * @brief Wait for device to be ready for new als operation or max pollign loop (time out)
00947      * @param MaxLoop    Max Number of i2c polling loop see @a #msec_2_i2cloop
00948      * @return           0 on success. <0 when @a VL6180X_ErrCode_t::TIME_OUT if timed out
00949      */     
00950     int als_wait_device_ready(int MaxLoop)
00951     {
00952         return VL6180X_AlsWaitDeviceReady(_device, MaxLoop);
00953     }
00954         
00955     /**
00956      * @brief Set ALS system mode and start/stop measure
00957      *
00958      * @warning When used outside after single shot polling, \n
00959      * User must ensure  the device state is ready before issuing a new command (using @a VL6180X_AlsWaitDeviceReady()). \n
00960      * Non respect of this, can cause loss of interrupt or device hanging.
00961      *
00962      * @param mode  A combination of working mode (#MODE_SINGLESHOT or #MODE_CONTINUOUS) and start condition (#MODE_START_STOP) \n
00963      * @return      0 on success
00964      */     
00965     int als_set_system_mode(uint8_t mode)
00966     {
00967         return VL6180X_AlsSetSystemMode(_device, mode);
00968     }
00969 
00970     /** @defgroup api_ll_misc Misc functions
00971      *  @brief    Misc functions
00972      *  @ingroup api_ll
00973      *  @{  
00974      */
00975 
00976     /**
00977      * Set Group parameter Hold state
00978      *
00979      * @par Function Description
00980      * Group parameter holds @a #SYSTEM_GROUPED_PARAMETER_HOLD enable safe update (non atomic across multiple measure) by host
00981      * \n The critical register group is composed of: \n
00982      * #SYSTEM_INTERRUPT_CONFIG_GPIO \n
00983      * #SYSRANGE_THRESH_HIGH \n
00984      * #SYSRANGE_THRESH_LOW \n
00985      * #SYSALS_INTEGRATION_PERIOD \n
00986      * #SYSALS_ANALOGUE_GAIN \n
00987      * #SYSALS_THRESH_HIGH \n
00988      * #SYSALS_THRESH_LOW
00989      *
00990      *
00991      * @param Hold  Group parameter Hold state to be set (on/off)
00992      * @return      0 on success
00993      */
00994     int set_group_param_hold(int Hold)
00995     {
00996         return VL6180X_SetGroupParamHold(_device, Hold);
00997     }       
00998 
00999     /**
01000      * @brief Set new device i2c address
01001      *
01002      * After completion the device will answer to the new address programmed.
01003      *
01004      * @sa AN4478: Using multiple VL6180X's in a single design
01005      * @param NewAddr   The new i2c address (7bit)
01006      * @return          0 on success
01007      */     
01008     int set_i2c_address(int NewAddr)
01009     {
01010         int status;
01011             
01012         status=VL6180X_SetI2CAddress(_device, NewAddr);
01013         if (!status) {
01014             _device->I2cAddr=NewAddr;
01015         }
01016         return status;
01017     }
01018 
01019     /**
01020      * @brief Fully configure gpio 0/1 pin : polarity and functionality
01021      *
01022      * @param pin          gpio pin 0 or 1
01023      * @param IntFunction  Pin functionality : either #GPIOx_SELECT_OFF or #GPIOx_SELECT_GPIO_INTERRUPT_OUTPUT (refer to #SYSTEM_MODE_GPIO1 register definition)
01024      * @param ActiveHigh   Set active high polarity, or active low see @a ::IntrPol_e
01025      * @return             0 on success
01026      */     
01027     int setup_gpio_x(int pin, uint8_t IntFunction, int ActiveHigh)
01028     {
01029         return VL6180X_SetupGPIOx(_device, pin, IntFunction, ActiveHigh);
01030     }
01031 
01032     /**
01033      * @brief Set interrupt pin polarity for the given GPIO
01034      *
01035      * @param pin          Pin 0 or 1
01036      * @param active_high  select active high or low polarity using @ref IntrPol_e
01037      * @return             0 on success
01038      */     
01039     int set_gpio_x_polarity(int pin, int active_high)
01040     {
01041         return VL6180X_SetGPIOxPolarity(_device, pin, active_high);
01042     }
01043 
01044     /**
01045      * Select interrupt functionality for the given GPIO
01046      *
01047      * @par Function Description
01048      * Functionality refer to @a SYSTEM_MODE_GPIO0
01049      *
01050      * @param pin            Pin to configure 0 or 1 (_gpio0 or gpio1)\nNote that _gpio0 is chip enable at power up !
01051      * @param functionality  Pin functionality : either #GPIOx_SELECT_OFF or #GPIOx_SELECT_GPIO_INTERRUPT_OUTPUT (refer to #SYSTEM_MODE_GPIO1 register definition)
01052      * @return              0 on success
01053      */      
01054     int set_gpio_x_functionality(int pin, uint8_t functionality)
01055     {
01056         return VL6180X_SetGPIOxFunctionality(_device, pin, functionality);
01057     }
01058 
01059     /**
01060      * #brief Disable and turn to Hi-Z gpio output pin
01061      *
01062      * @param pin  The pin number to disable 0 or 1
01063      * @return     0 on success
01064      */ 
01065     int disable_gpio_x_out(int pin)
01066     {
01067         return VL6180X_DisableGPIOxOut(_device, pin);
01068     }
01069 
01070     /** @}  */
01071     
01072     /** @defgroup api_ll_intr Interrupts management functions
01073      *  @brief    Interrupts management functions
01074      *  @ingroup api_ll
01075      *  @{  
01076      */
01077 
01078     /**
01079      * @brief     Get all interrupts cause
01080      *
01081      * @param status Ptr to interrupt status. You can use @a IntrStatus_t::val
01082      * @return 0 on success
01083      */     
01084     int get_interrupt_status(uint8_t *status)
01085     {
01086         return VL6180X_GetInterruptStatus(_device, status);
01087     }
01088 
01089     /**
01090      * @brief Clear given system interrupt condition
01091      *
01092      * @par Function Description
01093      * Clear given interrupt cause by writing into register #SYSTEM_INTERRUPT_CLEAR register.
01094      * @param dev       The device 
01095      * @param IntClear  Which interrupt source to clear. Use any combinations of #INTERRUPT_CLEAR_RANGING , #INTERRUPT_CLEAR_ALS , #INTERRUPT_CLEAR_ERROR.
01096      * @return  0       On success
01097      */     
01098     int clear_interrupt(uint8_t IntClear)
01099     {
01100         return VL6180X_ClearInterrupt(_device, IntClear );
01101     }
01102 
01103     /** @}  */
01104     
01105     /**
01106      * @brief Get a single light (in Lux) measure result
01107      *
01108      * @par Function Description
01109      * It can be called after having initialized a component. It start a single 
01110      * light measure in polling mode and wait until the measure is finisched. 
01111      * The function block until the measure is finished, it can blocks indefinitely 
01112      * in case the measure never ends for any reason \n
01113      */             
01114     virtual int get_lux(uint32_t *pi_data)
01115     {
01116         int status=0; 
01117         LOG_FUNCTION_START("");
01118         status = start_measurement(als_single_shot_polling, NULL, NULL, NULL);
01119         if (!status) {        
01120             als_wait_device_ready(2000);                 
01121             for (status=1; status!=0; status=VL6180X_AlsGetLux(_device, pi_data));
01122         }
01123         stop_measurement(als_single_shot_polling);
01124         als_wait_device_ready(2000);                             
01125         LOG_FUNCTION_END(status);       
01126 
01127         return status;
01128     }
01129 
01130     /**
01131      * @brief Start the ALS (light) measure in continous mode
01132      *
01133      * @par Function Description
01134      * Start the ALS (light) measure in continous mode
01135      * @return  0       On success
01136      */                     
01137     int als_start_continuous_mode()
01138     {
01139         return VL6180X_AlsSetSystemMode(_device, MODE_START_STOP|MODE_CONTINUOUS);
01140     }
01141 
01142     /**
01143      * @brief Start the ALS (light) measure in single shot mode
01144      *
01145      * @par Function Description
01146      * Start the ALS (light) measure in single shot mode
01147      * @return  0       On success
01148      */                         
01149     int als_start_single_shot()
01150     {
01151         return VL6180X_AlsSetSystemMode(_device, MODE_START_STOP|MODE_SINGLESHOT);
01152     }
01153         
01154 private:        
01155     /* api.h functions */
01156     int VL6180X_WaitDeviceBooted(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01157     int VL6180X_InitData(VL6180XDev_t dev );
01158     int VL6180X_SetupGPIO1(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t IntFunction, int ActiveHigh);
01159     int VL6180X_Prepare(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01160     int VL6180X_RangeStartContinuousMode(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01161     int VL6180X_RangeStartSingleShot(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01162     int VL6180X_RangeSetMaxConvergenceTime(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t  MaxConTime_msec);
01163     int VL6180X_RangePollMeasurement(VL6180XDev_t dev, VL6180X_RangeData_t *pRangeData);
01164     int VL6180X_RangeGetMeasurementIfReady(VL6180XDev_t dev, VL6180X_RangeData_t *pRangeData);
01165     int VL6180X_RangeGetMeasurement(VL6180XDev_t dev, VL6180X_RangeData_t *pRangeData);
01166     int VL6180X_RangeGetResult(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint32_t *pRange_mm);
01167     int VL6180X_RangeConfigInterrupt(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t ConfigGpioInt);
01168     int VL6180X_RangeGetInterruptStatus(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t *pIntStatus);
01169     int VL6180X_AlsPollMeasurement(VL6180XDev_t dev, VL6180X_AlsData_t *pAlsData);
01170     int VL6180X_AlsGetMeasurement(VL6180XDev_t dev, VL6180X_AlsData_t *pAlsData);
01171     int VL6180X_AlsConfigInterrupt(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t ConfigGpioInt);
01172     int VL6180X_AlsSetIntegrationPeriod(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t period_ms);
01173     int VL6180X_AlsSetInterMeasurementPeriod(VL6180XDev_t dev,  uint16_t intermeasurement_period_ms);
01174     int VL6180X_AlsSetAnalogueGain(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t gain);
01175     int VL6180X_AlsSetThresholds(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t low, uint16_t high);
01176     int VL6180X_AlsGetInterruptStatus(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t *pIntStatus);
01177     int VL6180X_StaticInit(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01178     int VL6180X_RangeWaitDeviceReady(VL6180XDev_t dev, int MaxLoop );
01179     int VL6180X_RangeSetInterMeasPeriod(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint32_t  InterMeasTime_msec);
01180     int VL6180X_UpscaleSetScaling(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t scaling);
01181     int VL6180X_UpscaleGetScaling(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01182     uint16_t VL6180X_GetUpperLimit(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01183     int VL6180X_RangeSetThresholds(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t low, uint16_t high, int SafeHold);
01184     int VL6180X_RangeGetThresholds(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t *low, uint16_t *high);
01185     int VL6180X_RangeSetRawThresholds(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t low, uint8_t high);
01186     int VL6180X_RangeSetEceFactor(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t  FactorM, uint16_t FactorD);
01187     int VL6180X_RangeSetEceState(VL6180XDev_t dev, int enable );
01188     int VL6180X_FilterSetState(VL6180XDev_t dev, int state);
01189     int VL6180X_FilterGetState(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01190     int VL6180X_DMaxSetState(VL6180XDev_t dev, int state);
01191     int VL6180X_DMaxGetState(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01192     int VL6180X_RangeSetSystemMode(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t mode);
01193     int8_t VL6180X_GetOffsetCalibrationData(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01194     void VL6180X_SetOffsetCalibrationData(VL6180XDev_t dev, int8_t offset);
01195     int VL6180X_SetXTalkCompensationRate(VL6180XDev_t dev, FixPoint97_t Rate);
01196     int VL6180X_AlsWaitDeviceReady(VL6180XDev_t dev, int MaxLoop );
01197     int VL6180X_AlsSetSystemMode(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t mode); 
01198     int VL6180X_SetGroupParamHold(VL6180XDev_t dev, int Hold);
01199     int VL6180X_SetI2CAddress(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t NewAddr);
01200     int VL6180X_SetupGPIOx(VL6180XDev_t dev, int pin, uint8_t IntFunction, int ActiveHigh);
01201     int VL6180X_SetGPIOxPolarity(VL6180XDev_t dev, int pin, int active_high);
01202     int VL6180X_SetGPIOxFunctionality(VL6180XDev_t dev, int pin, uint8_t functionality);
01203     int VL6180X_DisableGPIOxOut(VL6180XDev_t dev, int pin);
01204     int VL6180X_GetInterruptStatus(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t *status);
01205     int VL6180X_ClearInterrupt(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint8_t IntClear );
01206         
01207     /*  Other functions defined in api.c */
01208     int VL6180X_RangeStaticInit(VL6180XDev_t dev); 
01209     int VL6180X_UpscaleRegInit(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01210     int VL6180X_UpscaleStaticInit(VL6180XDev_t dev); 
01211     int VL6180X_AlsGetLux(VL6180XDev_t dev, lux_t *pLux);
01212     int _UpscaleInitPatch0(VL6180XDev_t dev); 
01213     int VL6180X_RangeGetDeviceReady(VL6180XDev_t dev, int * Ready);
01214     int VL6180X_RangeSetEarlyConvergenceEestimateThreshold(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01215     int32_t _GetAveTotalTime(VL6180XDev_t dev); 
01216     int32_t _filter_Start(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t m_trueRange_mm, uint16_t m_rawRange_mm, uint32_t m_rtnSignalRate, uint32_t m_rtnAmbientRate, uint16_t errorCode);
01217     int _filter_GetResult(VL6180XDev_t dev, VL6180X_RangeData_t *pRangeData);
01218     int _GetRateResult(VL6180XDev_t dev, VL6180X_RangeData_t *pRangeData); 
01219     int _DMax_InitData(VL6180XDev_t dev);
01220         
01221     /* Read function of the ID device */
01222     virtual int read_id(uint8_t *id);
01223     
01224     /* Write and read functions from I2C */
01225     int VL6180X_WrByte(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t index, uint8_t data);
01226     int VL6180X_WrWord(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t index, uint16_t data);
01227     int VL6180X_WrDWord(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t index, uint32_t data);
01228     int VL6180X_RdByte(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t index, uint8_t *data);
01229     int VL6180X_RdWord(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t index, uint16_t *data);
01230     int VL6180X_RdDWord(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t index, uint32_t *data);
01231     int VL6180X_UpdateByte(VL6180XDev_t dev, uint16_t index, uint8_t AndData, uint8_t OrData);
01232     int VL6180X_I2CWrite(uint8_t DeviceAddr, uint16_t RegisterAddr, uint8_t *pBuffer, uint16_t NumByteToWrite);
01233     int VL6180X_I2CRead(uint8_t DeviceAddr, uint16_t RegisterAddr, uint8_t *pBuffer, uint16_t NumByteToRead);
01234         
01235     int IsPresent();
01236     int StopRangeMeasurement(operating_mode_t operating_mode);
01237     int StopAlsMeasurement(operating_mode_t operating_mode);
01238     int GetRangeMeas(operating_mode_t operating_mode, measure_data_t *Data);    
01239     int GetAlsMeas(operating_mode_t operating_mode, measure_data_t *Data);
01240     int GetRangeAlsMeas(measure_data_t *Data);
01241     int RangeSetLowThreshold(uint16_t threshold);
01242     int RangeSetHighThreshold(uint16_t threshold);
01243     int AlsSetLowThreshold(uint16_t threshold); 
01244     int AlsSetHighThreshold(uint16_t threshold);
01245     int GetRangeError(measure_data_t *Data, VL6180X_RangeData_t RangeData);
01246     int GetAlsError(measure_data_t *Data, VL6180X_AlsData_t AlsData);
01247     int RangeMeasPollSingleShot();
01248     int AlsMeasPollSingleShot();        
01249     int RangeMeasPollContinuousMode();  
01250     int AlsMeasPollContinuousMode();
01251     int AlsGetMeasurementIfReady(VL6180XDev_t dev, VL6180X_AlsData_t *pAlsData);
01252     int RangeMeasIntContinuousMode(void (*fptr)(void));
01253     int AlsMeasIntContinuousMode(void (*fptr)(void));
01254     int InterleavedMode(void (*fptr)(void));
01255     int StartInterleavedMode();
01256     int AlsGetThresholds(VL6180XDev_t dev, lux_t *low, lux_t *high);
01257 
01258     /* IO _device */
01259     DevI2C *_dev_i2c;
01260     /* Digital out pin */
01261     DigitalOut *_gpio0;
01262     /* GPIO expander */
01263     STMPE1600DigiOut *_expgpio0;
01264     /* Measure detection IRQ */
01265     InterruptIn *_gpio1Int;
01266     /* _device data */
01267     MyVL6180Dev_t _my_device;
01268     VL6180XDev_t _device;  
01269 };
01270 
01271 #endif // __VL6180X_CLASS_H