DS1820 support (forked repo)
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Revision 1:980691eb0534, committed 2016-03-17
- Comitter:
- jari
- Date:
- Thu Mar 17 12:22:16 2016 +0000
- Parent:
- 0:245af9360f0d
- Commit message:
- only support celcius, and some renaming
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diff -r 245af9360f0d -r 980691eb0534 DS1820.cpp --- a/DS1820.cpp Tue Feb 28 07:42:07 2012 +0000 +++ b/DS1820.cpp Thu Mar 17 12:22:16 2016 +0000 @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ +#include "mbed.h" #include "DS1820.h" -#include "mbed.h" // Global variables shared between all DS1820 objects bool DS1820_done_flag; @@ -196,54 +196,54 @@ } bool DS1820::ROM_checksum_error() { - char CRC=0x00; + char crc=0x00; int i; for(i=0;i<7;i++) // Only going to shift the lower 7 bytes - CRC = CRC_byte(CRC, ROM[i]); + crc = CRC_byte(crc, ROM[i]); // After 7 bytes CRC should equal the 8th byte (ROM CRC) - return (CRC!=ROM[7]); // will return true if there is a CRC checksum error + return (crc!=ROM[7]); // will return true if there is a CRC checksum error } bool DS1820::RAM_checksum_error() { - char CRC=0x00; + char crc=0x00; int i; read_RAM(); for(i=0;i<8;i++) // Only going to shift the lower 8 bytes - CRC = CRC_byte(CRC, RAM[i]); + crc = CRC_byte(crc, RAM[i]); // After 8 bytes CRC should equal the 9th byte (RAM CRC) - return (CRC!=RAM[8]); // will return true if there is a CRC checksum error + return (crc!=RAM[8]); // will return true if there is a CRC checksum error } -char DS1820::CRC_byte (char CRC, char byte ) { +char DS1820::CRC_byte(char aCRC, char byte ) { int j; for(j=0;j<8;j++) { - if ((byte & 0x01 ) ^ (CRC & 0x01)) { + if ((byte & 0x01 ) ^ (aCRC & 0x01)) { // DATA ^ LSB CRC = 1 - CRC = CRC>>1; + aCRC = aCRC>>1; // Set the MSB to 1 - CRC = CRC | 0x80; + aCRC = aCRC | 0x80; // Check bit 3 - if (CRC & 0x04) { - CRC = CRC & 0xFB; // Bit 3 is set, so clear it + if (aCRC & 0x04) { + aCRC = aCRC & 0xFB; // Bit 3 is set, so clear it } else { - CRC = CRC | 0x04; // Bit 3 is clear, so set it + aCRC = aCRC | 0x04; // Bit 3 is clear, so set it } // Check bit 4 - if (CRC & 0x08) { - CRC = CRC & 0xF7; // Bit 4 is set, so clear it + if (aCRC & 0x08) { + aCRC = aCRC & 0xF7; // Bit 4 is set, so clear it } else { - CRC = CRC | 0x08; // Bit 4 is clear, so set it + aCRC = aCRC | 0x08; // Bit 4 is clear, so set it } } else { // DATA ^ LSB CRC = 0 - CRC = CRC>>1; + aCRC = aCRC>>1; // clear MSB - CRC = CRC & 0x7F; + aCRC = aCRC & 0x7F; // No need to check bits, with DATA ^ LSB CRC = 0, they will remain unchanged } byte = byte>>1; } -return CRC; + return aCRC; } void DS1820::convert_temperature(devices device) { @@ -320,7 +320,7 @@ return answer; } -float DS1820::temperature(char scale) { +float DS1820::temperature() { // The data specs state that count_per_degree should be 0x10 (16), I found my devices // to have a count_per_degree of 0x4B (75). With the standard resolution of 1/2 deg C // this allowed an expanded resolution of 1/150th of a deg C. I wouldn't rely on this @@ -337,11 +337,7 @@ count_per_degree = RAM[7]; answer = reading +0.0; answer = answer - 0.25 + (count_per_degree - remaining_count) / count_per_degree; - if (scale=='C' or scale=='c') - answer = answer / 2.0; - else - // Convert to deg F - answer = answer * 9.0 / 10.0 + 32.0; + answer = answer / 2.0; return answer; }
diff -r 245af9360f0d -r 980691eb0534 DS1820.h --- a/DS1820.h Tue Feb 28 07:42:07 2012 +0000 +++ b/DS1820.h Thu Mar 17 12:22:16 2016 +0000 @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ * probe[0]->convert_temperature(DS1820::all_devices); * lcd.cls(); * for (i=0; i<devices_found; i++) { - * lcd.printf("%3.1f ",probe[i]->temperature('f')); + * lcd.printf("%3.1f ",probe[i]->temperature()); * } * } * } @@ -170,10 +170,9 @@ * that precision. It does seem to give a smooth reading to the * tenth of a degree. * - * @param scale, may be either 'c' or 'f' * @returns temperature for that scale */ - float temperature(char scale='c'); + float temperature(); /** This function calculates the ROM checksum and compares it to the * CRC value stored in ROM[7]. @@ -233,7 +232,7 @@ private: bool _parasite_power; - char CRC_byte (char CRC, char byte ); + char CRC_byte (char aCRC, char aByte ); bool onewire_reset(); void match_ROM(); void skip_ROM();