Example of how to use an Ada Fruit RGB LCD with the Ada Fruit RGB LCD Shield Library

Dependencies:   AdaFruit_RGBLCDShield MCP23017 mbed RTclock

Dependents:   SX1276_GPS

Fork of MCP_test by Wim Huiskamp

Updated the Adafruit RGB LCD Shield test app with a module system.

It pulls in RTclock which is another library I did for controlling the DS1307 RTC in a sane way (marries stdlib time and the RTC together cleanly). You don't need an RTC to run the example, it'll just use stdlib time instead. This class also maps RTC to system time, so if you loose the RTC the mbed will free run.

Four modules are defined in the modules folder plus the module base class. These examples provide:

  • title menu item
  • time menu item (updates automatically)
  • date menu item
  • fake temp menu item

Press select to switch modes: menu->cursor->change

Menu switches menu items going up/down. Cursor allows you to move around editable fields using the cursor keys / marker. Change allows you to move left/right on a particular line and change values by using up/down on an item with the blink box.

Custom fonts are defined for UI arrows and degree character.

If you want a menu item to update over time then you need to implement the canRefresh() member function in any child module you derive from class Module. Make it return true to receive update requests in your show() member function. Date and time both check when refreshing to see if anything has changed, then update.

main() registers a table of modules with the MenuManager. Others can be added easily by creating children derived from the Module base class..

Depending on what you want to do you may need to adjust the loop wait time in MenuManager::loop(). If you don't balance this based on work you need to do then the key presses may get a little lively. I may adjust the key checking to be fixed to 200ms regardless of loop wait time, however the catch there is that you'll consume more power the more loops you do so the wait is still important.

Happy coding!

Committer:
vtraveller
Date:
Fri Oct 10 11:10:56 2014 +0000
Revision:
28:fbcd3bac0cd7
Parent:
21:c44cfd3259c0
Reduced write delay - faster LCD response

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vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 1 #include "mbed.h"
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 2 #include "TempModule.h"
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 3
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 4 #include "extra_chars.h"
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 5
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 6 #define MCP9808_I2CADDR_DEFAULT (0x18 << 1)
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 7 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG 0x01
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 8
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 9 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_SHUTDOWN 0x0100
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 10 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_CRITLOCKED 0x0080
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 11 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_WINLOCKED 0x0040
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 12 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_INTCLR 0x0020
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 13 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_ALERTSTAT 0x0010
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 14 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_ALERTCTRL 0x0008
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 15 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_ALERTSEL 0x0002
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 16 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_ALERTPOL 0x0002
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 17 #define MCP9808_REG_CONFIG_ALERTMODE 0x0001
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 18
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 19 #define MCP9808_REG_UPPER_TEMP 0x02
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 20 #define MCP9808_REG_LOWER_TEMP 0x03
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 21 #define MCP9808_REG_CRIT_TEMP 0x04
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 22 #define MCP9808_REG_AMBIENT_TEMP 0x05
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 23 #define MCP9808_REG_MANUF_ID 0x06
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 24 #define MCP9808_REG_DEVICE_ID 0x07
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 25
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 26 TempModule::TempModule(Serial & in_cDisplay,I2C & in_nI2C,uint8_t in_nAddress)
vtraveller 13:9641bc42db92 27 : Module(in_cDisplay)
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 28 , m_cI2C(in_nI2C)
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 29 , m_nAddress(in_nAddress)
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 30 , m_bValid(false)
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 31 {
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 32 uint16_t nManufacturer = read16(MCP9808_REG_MANUF_ID);// != 0x0054) return false;
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 33 uint16_t nDeviceId = read16(MCP9808_REG_DEVICE_ID);//
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 34
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 35 // Check to see if we need to autoscan for our device
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 36 m_bValid = (0x0054 == nManufacturer || 0x0400 == nDeviceId);
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 37
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 38 // bool bAutoScan = true;
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 39 // m_nAddress = 0;
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 40 //
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 41 // while (bAutoScan && m_nAddress < 0x80)
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 42 // {
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 43 // nManufacturer = read16(MCP9808_REG_MANUF_ID);// != 0x0054) return false;
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 44 // nDeviceId = read16(MCP9808_REG_DEVICE_ID);//
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 45 //
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 46 // bAutoScan = (0x0054 != nManufacturer || 0x0400 != nDeviceId);
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 47 // m_nAddress++;
vtraveller 21:c44cfd3259c0 48 // }
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 49 }
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 50
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 51 TempModule::~TempModule()
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 52 {
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 53 }
vtraveller 11:96146db429de 54
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 55 float TempModule::readTempC()
vtraveller 11:96146db429de 56 {
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 57 uint16_t t = read16(MCP9808_REG_AMBIENT_TEMP);
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 58
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 59 float temp = t & 0x0FFF;
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 60 temp /= 16.0f;
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 61
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 62 // check to see if signed bit set
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 63 if (t & 0x1000) temp -= 0xff;
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 64
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 65 return temp;
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 66 }
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 67
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 68 void TempModule::write16(uint8_t in_nRegister, uint16_t in_nValue)
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 69 {
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 70 char aBuffer[3] = { in_nRegister, in_nValue >> 8, in_nValue & 0xFF };
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 71 m_cI2C.write(MCP9808_I2CADDR_DEFAULT, aBuffer, sizeof(aBuffer));
vtraveller 11:96146db429de 72 }
vtraveller 11:96146db429de 73
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 74 uint16_t TempModule::read16(uint8_t in_nRegister)
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 75 {
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 76 m_cI2C.write(m_nAddress, (const char *)&in_nRegister, sizeof(in_nRegister));
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 77
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 78 char aReadBuffer[2];
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 79 m_cI2C.read(m_nAddress, aReadBuffer, sizeof(aReadBuffer));
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 80
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 81 return (aReadBuffer[0] << 8) | aReadBuffer[1];
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 82 }
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 83
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 84 void TempModule::show(bool in_bRefresh)
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 85 {
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 86 static time_t nTime = time(NULL) + 1;
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 87 if (in_bRefresh || nTime < time(NULL))
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 88 {
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 89 m_cDisplay.printf("Room: %0.1f%cC ",readTempC(),eDegree);
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 90
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 91 // uint8_t nValue = read16(MCP9808_REG_MANUF_ID);
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 92 // m_cDisplay.printf("%x - %x - %x ", m_nAddress, nValue,read16(MCP9808_REG_DEVICE_ID));
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 93
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 94 nTime = time(NULL) + 1;
vtraveller 20:93c70a1869ee 95 }
vtraveller 10:3fcab08717fc 96 }