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ES_CW2_Starter_MDMA
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main.cpp
- Committer:
- david_s95
- Date:
- 2017-03-02
- Revision:
- 6:4edbe75736d9
- Parent:
- 5:e5313b695302
- Child:
- 7:5932ed0bad6d
File content as of revision 6:4edbe75736d9:
#include "mbed.h" #include "rtos.h" #include <string> //Photointerrupter input pins #define I1pin D2 #define I2pin D11 #define I3pin D12 //Incremental encoder input pins #define CHA D7 #define CHB D8 //Motor Drive output pins //Mask in output byte #define L1Lpin D4 //0x01 #define L1Hpin D5 //0x02 #define L2Lpin D3 //0x04 #define L2Hpin D6 //0x08 #define L3Lpin D9 //0x10 #define L3Hpin D10 //0x20 //Define sized for command arrays #define ARRAYSIZE 8 //Mapping from sequential drive states to motor phase outputs /* State L1 L2 L3 0 H - L 1 - H L 2 L H - 3 L - H 4 - L H 5 H L - 6 - - - 7 - - - */ //Drive state to output table const int8_t driveTable[] = {0x12,0x18,0x09,0x21,0x24,0x06,0x00,0x00}; //Mapping from interrupter inputs to sequential rotor states. 0x00 and 0x07 are not valid const int8_t stateMap[] = {0x07,0x05,0x03,0x04,0x01,0x00,0x02,0x07}; //const int8_t stateMap[] = {0x07,0x01,0x03,0x02,0x05,0x00,0x04,0x07}; //Alternative if phase order of input or drive is reversed //Phase lead to make motor spin const int8_t lead = 2; //2 for forwards, -2 for backwards //Status LED DigitalOut led1(LED1); //Photointerrupter inputs DigitalIn I1(I1pin); DigitalIn I2(I2pin); DigitalIn I3(I3pin); //Motor Drive outputs DigitalOut L1L(L1Lpin); DigitalOut L1H(L1Hpin); DigitalOut L2L(L2Lpin); DigitalOut L2H(L2Hpin); DigitalOut L3L(L3Lpin); DigitalOut L3H(L3Hpin); DigitalOut clk(LED1); //Timeout function for rotating at set speed Timeout spinTimer; float spinWait = 10; float revsec = 0; Serial pc(SERIAL_TX, SERIAL_RX); int8_t orState = 0; //Rotor offset at motor state 0 int8_t intState = 0; int8_t intStateOld = 0; int i=0; //Set a given drive state void motorOut(int8_t driveState) { //Lookup the output byte from the drive state. int8_t driveOut = driveTable[driveState & 0x07]; //Turn off first if (~driveOut & 0x01) L1L = 0; if (~driveOut & 0x02) L1H = 1; if (~driveOut & 0x04) L2L = 0; if (~driveOut & 0x08) L2H = 1; if (~driveOut & 0x10) L3L = 0; if (~driveOut & 0x20) L3H = 1; //Then turn on if (driveOut & 0x01) L1L = 1; if (driveOut & 0x02) L1H = 0; if (driveOut & 0x04) L2L = 1; if (driveOut & 0x08) L2H = 0; if (driveOut & 0x10) L3L = 1; if (driveOut & 0x20) L3H = 0; } //Convert photointerrupter inputs to a rotor state inline int8_t readRotorState() { return stateMap[I1 + 2*I2 + 4*I3]; } //Basic synchronisation routine int8_t motorHome() { //Put the motor in drive state 0 and wait for it to stabilise motorOut(0); wait(1.0); //Get the rotor state return readRotorState(); } void fixedSpeed() { //Read current motor state intState = readRotorState(); //Increment state machine to next state motorOut((intState-orState+lead+6)%6); //If spinning is required, attach the necessary wait to the //timeout interrupt to call this function again and //keep the motor spinning at the right speed if(revsec) spinTimer.attach(&fixedSpeed, spinWait); } //Main function int main() { pc.printf("Hello\n\r"); //Run the motor synchronisation orState = motorHome(); //orState is subtracted from future rotor state inputs to align rotor and motor states pc.printf("Rotor origin: %x\n\r",orState); char command[ARRAYSIZE]; int index=0; int units = 0, tens = 0, decimals = 0; char ch; while(1) { //Toggle LED so we know something's happening clk = !clk; //If there's a character to read from the serial port if (pc.readable()) { //Clear index counter and control variables index = 0; revsec = spinWait = 0; //Read each value from the serial port until Enter key is pressed do { //Read character ch = pc.getc(); //Print character to serial for visual feedback pc.putc(ch); //Add character to input array command[index++]=ch; // put it into the value array and increment the index //d10 and d13 used for detecting Enter key on Windows/Unix/Mac } while(ch != 10 && ch != 13); //Start new line on terminal for printing data pc.putc('\n'); pc.putc('\r'); //Analyse the input string switch (command[0]) { //If a V was typed... case 'V': //For each character received, subtract ASCII 0 from ASCII //representation to obtain the integer value of the number //If decimal point is in the second character (eg, V.1) if(command[1]=='.') { //Extract decimal rev/s decimals = command[2] - '0'; //If decimal point is in the third character (eg, V0.1) } else if(command[2]=='.') { units = command[1] - '0'; decimals = command[3] - '0'; //If decimal point is in the fourth character (eg, V10.1) } else if(command[3]=='.') { tens = command[1] - '0'; units = command[2] - '0'; decimals = command[4] - '0'; } //Calculate the number of revolutions per second required revsec = float(tens)*10 + float(units) + float(decimals)/10; //Calculate the required wait period spinWait = (1/revsec)/6; //Print values for verification pc.printf("Rev/S: %2.2f, Wait: %2.2f\n\r", revsec, spinWait); //Run the function to start rotating at a fixed speed fixedSpeed(); break; //If anything unexpected was received default: //Set speed variables to zero to stop motor spinning revsec=0; //Print error message pc.printf("Error in received data\n\r"); break; } } } }