Fork from Dynamixel AX12 Servo for MX64 use and not-finishi now
Dependents: 2014-Mx64 2014-mx64-test
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This Library was Fork From Chris Styles's AX12 Library .
Dynamixel MX64 Servo
MX64 is like a new generation Dynamixel Servo
Use TTL 2.0 bus, Half-duplex Serial just like a pro-version AX12
Quote:
The MX-64T Dynamixel Robot Servo Actuator is the newest generation of Robotis Dynamixel actuator; equipped with an onboard 32bit 72mhz Cortex M3, a contact-less magnetic encoder with 4x the resolution over the AX/RX series, and up to 3mpbs using the new TTL 2.0 bus. Each servo has the ability to track its speed, temperature, shaft position, voltage, and load.
You need this Dependence Library SerialHalfDuplex library too
Import librarySerialHalfDuplex
Serial Half Duplex implementation
MX64.cpp
- Committer:
- ppr2013G2
- Date:
- 2014-05-27
- Revision:
- 7:69c59554290b
- Parent:
- 5:15f8cd3b7dfb
- Child:
- 8:bf333220b2f1
File content as of revision 7:69c59554290b:
/* mbed MX-64 Servo Library * * Copyright (c) 2010, cstyles (http://mbed.org) * * Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy * of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal * in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights * to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell * copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is * furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: * * The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in * all copies or substantial portions of the Software. * * THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR * IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE * AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER * LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, * OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN * THE SOFTWARE. */ #include "MX64.h" #include "mbed.h" MX64::MX64(PinName tx, PinName rx, int ID, int baud) : _mx64(tx,rx) { _baud = baud; _ID = ID; _mx64.baud(_baud); } // Set the mode of the servo // 0 = Positional (0-300 degrees) // 1 = Rotational -1 to 1 speed int MX64::SetMode(int mode) { if (mode == 1) { // set CR SetCWLimit(0); SetCCWLimit(0); SetCRSpeed(0.0); } else { SetCWLimit(0); SetCCWLimit(300); SetCRSpeed(0.0); } return(0); } // if flag[0] is set, were blocking // if flag[1] is set, we're registering // they are mutually exclusive operations int MX64::SetGoal(int degrees, int flags) { char reg_flag = 0; char data[2]; // set the flag is only the register bit is set in the flag if (flags == 0x2) { reg_flag = 1; } // 1023 / 300 * degrees short goal = (4095 * degrees) / 360; #ifdef MX64_DEBUG printf("SetGoal to 0x%x\n",goal); #endif data[0] = goal & 0xff; // bottom 8 bits data[1] = goal >> 8; // top 8 bits // write the packet, return the error code int rVal = write(_ID, MX64_REG_GOAL_POSITION, 2, data, reg_flag); if (flags == 1) { // block until it comes to a halt while (isMoving()) {} } return(rVal); } // if flag[0] is set, were blocking // if flag[1] is set, we're registering // they are mutually exclusive operations int MX64::SetGoalSpeed(int degrees, int speed, int flags) { char reg_flag = 0; char data[4]; // set the flag is only the register bit is set in the flag if (flags == 0x2) { reg_flag = 1; } // 1023 / 300 * degrees short goal = (1023 * degrees) / 300; short sp = (1023 * speed) / 100; #ifdef AX12_DEBUG printf("SetGoalSpeed to 0x%x with speed 0x%x\n",goal,sp); #endif data[0] = goal & 0xff; // bottom 8 bits data[1] = goal >> 8; // top 8 bits data[2] = sp & 0xff; data[3] = sp >> 8; // write the packet, return the error code int rVal = write(_ID, MX64_REG_GOAL_POSITION, 4, data, reg_flag); if (flags == 1) { // block until it comes to a halt while (isMoving()) {} } return(rVal); } // Set continuous rotation speed from -1 to 1 int MX64::SetCRSpeed(float speed) { // bit 10 = direction, 0 = CCW, 1=CW // bits 9-0 = Speed char data[2]; int goal = (0x3ff * abs(speed)); // Set direction CW if we have a negative speed if (speed < 0) { goal |= (0x1 << 10); } data[0] = goal & 0xff; // bottom 8 bits data[1] = goal >> 8; // top 8 bits // write the packet, return the error code int rVal = write(_ID, 0x20, 2, data); return(rVal); } int MX64::SetCWLimit (int degrees) { char data[2]; // 1023 / 300 * degrees short limit = (4095 * degrees) / 360; #ifdef MX64_DEBUG printf("SetCWLimit to 0x%x\n",limit); #endif data[0] = limit & 0xff; // bottom 8 bits data[1] = limit >> 8; // top 8 bits // write the packet, return the error code return (write(_ID, MX64_REG_CW_LIMIT, 2, data)); } int MX64::SetCCWLimit (int degrees) { char data[2]; // 1023 / 300 * degrees short limit = (4095 * degrees) / 360; #ifdef MX64_DEBUG printf("SetCCWLimit to 0x%x\n",limit); #endif data[0] = limit & 0xff; // bottom 8 bits data[1] = limit >> 8; // top 8 bits // write the packet, return the error code return (write(_ID, MX64_REG_CCW_LIMIT, 2, data)); } int MX64::SetID (int CurrentID, int NewID) { char data[1]; data[0] = NewID; #ifdef MX64_DEBUG printf("Setting ID from 0x%x to 0x%x\n",CurrentID,NewID); #endif return (write(CurrentID, MX64_REG_ID, 1, data)); } int MX64::SetBaud (int baud) { char data[1]; data[0] = baud; #ifdef MX64_DEBUG printf("Setting Baud rate to %d\n",baud); #endif return (write(0xFE, MX64_REG_BAUD, 1, data)); } // return 1 is the servo is still in flight int MX64::isMoving(void) { char data[1]; read(_ID,MX64_REG_MOVING,1,data); return(data[0]); } void MX64::trigger(void) { char TxBuf[16]; char sum = 0; #ifdef MX64_TRIGGER_DEBUG // Build the TxPacket first in RAM, then we'll send in one go printf("\nTriggered\n"); printf("\nTrigger Packet\n Header : 0xFF, 0xFF\n"); #endif TxBuf[0] = 0xFF; TxBuf[1] = 0xFF; // ID - Broadcast TxBuf[2] = 0xFE; sum += TxBuf[2]; #ifdef MX64_TRIGGER_DEBUG printf(" ID : %d\n",TxBuf[2]); #endif // Length TxBuf[3] = 0x02; sum += TxBuf[3]; #ifdef MX64_TRIGGER_DEBUG printf(" Length %d\n",TxBuf[3]); #endif // Instruction - ACTION TxBuf[4] = 0x04; sum += TxBuf[4]; #ifdef MX64_TRIGGER_DEBUG printf(" Instruction 0x%X\n",TxBuf[5]); #endif // Checksum TxBuf[5] = 0xFF - sum; #ifdef MX64_TRIGGER_DEBUG printf(" Checksum 0x%X\n",TxBuf[5]); #endif // Transmit the packet in one burst with no pausing for (int i = 0; i < 6 ; i++) { _mx64.putc(TxBuf[i]); } // This is a broadcast packet, so there will be no reply return; } float MX64::GetPosition(void) { #ifdef MX64_DEBUG printf("\nGetPosition(%d)",_ID); #endif char data[2]; int ErrorCode = read(_ID, MX64_REG_POSITION, 2, data); short position = data[0] + (data[1] << 8); float angle = (position * 360)/4096; return (angle); } float MX64::GetTemp (void) { #ifdef MX64_DEBUG printf("\nGetTemp(%d)",_ID); #endif char data[1]; int ErrorCode = read(_ID, MX64_REG_TEMP, 1, data); float temp = data[0]; return(temp); } float MX64::GetVolts (void) { #ifdef MX64_DEBUG printf("\nGetVolts(%d)",_ID); #endif char data[1]; int ErrorCode = read(_ID, MX64_REG_VOLTS, 1, data); float volts = data[0]/10.0; return(volts); } int MX64::read(int ID, int start, int bytes, char* data) { char PacketLength = 0x4; char TxBuf[16]; char sum = 0; char Status[16]; Status[4] = 0xFE; // return code #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf("\nread(%d,0x%x,%d,data)\n",ID,start,bytes); #endif // Build the TxPacket first in RAM, then we'll send in one go #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf("\nInstruction Packet\n Header : 0xFF, 0xFF\n"); #endif TxBuf[0] = 0xff; TxBuf[1] = 0xff; // ID TxBuf[2] = ID; sum += TxBuf[2]; #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf(" ID : %d\n",TxBuf[2]); #endif // Packet Length TxBuf[3] = PacketLength; // Length = 4 ; 2 + 1 (start) = 1 (bytes) sum += TxBuf[3]; // Accululate the packet sum #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf(" Length : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[3]); #endif // Instruction - Read TxBuf[4] = 0x2; sum += TxBuf[4]; #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf(" Instruction : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[4]); #endif // Start Address TxBuf[5] = start; sum += TxBuf[5]; #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf(" Start Address : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[5]); #endif // Bytes to read TxBuf[6] = bytes; sum += TxBuf[6]; #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf(" No bytes : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[6]); #endif // Checksum TxBuf[7] = 0xFF - sum; #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf(" Checksum : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[7]); #endif // Transmit the packet in one burst with no pausing for (int i = 0; i<8 ; i++) { _mx64.putc(TxBuf[i]); } // Wait for the bytes to be transmitted wait (0.00002); // Skip if the read was to the broadcast address if (_ID != 0xFE) { // response packet is always 6 + bytes // 0xFF, 0xFF, ID, Length Error, Param(s) Checksum // timeout is a little more than the time to transmit // the packet back, i.e. (6+bytes)*10 bit periods int timeout = 0; int plen = 0; while ((timeout < ((6+bytes)*10)) && (plen<(6+bytes))) { if (_mx64.readable()) { Status[plen] = _mx64.getc(); plen++; timeout = 0; } // wait for the bit period wait (1.0/_baud); timeout++; } if (timeout == ((6+bytes)*10) ) { return(-1); } // Copy the data from Status into data for return for (int i=0; i < Status[3]-2 ; i++) { data[i] = Status[5+i]; } #ifdef MX64_READ_DEBUG printf("\nStatus Packet\n"); printf(" Header : 0x%x\n",Status[0]); printf(" Header : 0x%x\n",Status[1]); printf(" ID : 0x%x\n",Status[2]); printf(" Length : 0x%x\n",Status[3]); printf(" Error Code : 0x%x\n",Status[4]); for (int i=0; i < Status[3]-2 ; i++) { printf(" Data : 0x%x\n",Status[5+i]); } printf(" Checksum : 0x%x\n",Status[5+(Status[3]-2)]); #endif } // if (ID!=0xFE) return(Status[4]); } int MX64::write(int ID, int start, int bytes, char* data, int flag) { // 0xff, 0xff, ID, Length, Intruction(write), Address, Param(s), Checksum char TxBuf[16]; char sum = 0; char Status[6]; #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf("\nwrite(%d,0x%x,%d,data,%d)\n",ID,start,bytes,flag); #endif // Build the TxPacket first in RAM, then we'll send in one go #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf("\nInstruction Packet\n Header : 0xFF, 0xFF\n"); #endif TxBuf[0] = 0xff; TxBuf[1] = 0xff; // ID TxBuf[2] = ID; sum += TxBuf[2]; #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf(" ID : %d\n",TxBuf[2]); #endif // packet Length TxBuf[3] = 3+bytes; sum += TxBuf[3]; #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf(" Length : %d\n",TxBuf[3]); #endif // Instruction if (flag == 1) { TxBuf[4]=0x04; sum += TxBuf[4]; } else { TxBuf[4]=0x03; sum += TxBuf[4]; } #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf(" Instruction : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[4]); #endif // Start Address TxBuf[5] = start; sum += TxBuf[5]; #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf(" Start : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[5]); #endif // data for (char i=0; i<bytes ; i++) { TxBuf[6+i] = data[i]; sum += TxBuf[6+i]; #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf(" Data : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[6+i]); #endif } // checksum TxBuf[6+bytes] = 0xFF - sum; #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf(" Checksum : 0x%x\n",TxBuf[6+bytes]); #endif // Transmit the packet in one burst with no pausing for (int i = 0; i < (7 + bytes) ; i++) { _mx64.putc(TxBuf[i]); } // Wait for data to transmit wait (0.00002); // make sure we have a valid return Status[4]=0x00; // we'll only get a reply if it was not broadcast if (_ID!=0xFE) { // response packet is always 6 bytes // 0xFF, 0xFF, ID, Length Error, Param(s) Checksum // timeout is a little more than the time to transmit // the packet back, i.e. 60 bit periods, round up to 100 int timeout = 0; int plen = 0; while ((timeout < 100) && (plen<6)) { if (_mx64.readable()) { Status[plen] = _mx64.getc(); plen++; timeout = 0; } // wait for the bit period wait (1.0/_baud); timeout++; } // Build the TxPacket first in RAM, then we'll send in one go #ifdef MX64_WRITE_DEBUG printf("\nStatus Packet\n Header : 0x%X, 0x%X\n",Status[0],Status[1]); printf(" ID : %d\n",Status[2]); printf(" Length : %d\n",Status[3]); printf(" Error : 0x%x\n",Status[4]); printf(" Checksum : 0x%x\n",Status[5]); #endif } return(Status[4]); // return error code }