MSP430I2041: How to read EMDC GUI outputs through Serial Communication

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//#############################################################################
//
//! \file   EMLibGUIApp.c
//!
//! \brief  Handles main loop and interaction between EM Library and GUI
//!
//!  Group:          MSP Embedded Software Development
//!  Target Device:  MSP430i2041
//!
//!  (C) Copyright 2017, Texas Instruments, Inc.
//#############################################################################
#include "EMLibGUIApp.h"
#include "hmiDC/hmi.h"
uint8_t gemResultStatus;

void uart_init()
{
    WDTCTL = WDTPW | WDTHOLD;           // Stop watchdog timer

    P1SEL0 |=   BIT2 | BIT3;            // P1.2/3 eUSCI_A Function
    P1SEL1 &= ~(BIT2 | BIT3);

    UCA0CTL1 |= UCSWRST;                // Hold eUSCI in reset
    UCA0CTL1 |= UCSSEL_2;               // SMCLK
    UCA0BR0   = 142;                    // 115200 baud
    UCA0BR1   = 0;
    UCA0MCTLW = 0x2200;                 // 16.384MHz/115200 = 142.22 (See UG)
    UCA0CTL1 &= ~UCSWRST;               // Release from reset
}

void uart_transmit_byte(uint8_t recieve_byte)
{
        __delay_cycles(1000);
        UCA0TXBUF =recieve_byte;
        __delay_cycles(1000);
        __delay_cycles(10000);
}


void uart_transmit(char *ptr,int len)
{
            int count;
            for(count=0;count<len;count++)
            {
            __delay_cycles(1000);
            UCA0TXBUF =*(ptr+count);
            __delay_cycles(1000);
            }
    //    UCA0TXBUF ='\n';
        __delay_cycles(10000);
}


void EMLibGUIApp_Init(void)
{
    EM_message_code code;

    // Initialize the Energy Measurement Library
    code = EM_configureEnergyMeasurement(&gEmSWConfig, (EM_SW_Lib_Result_Handle *) &gEmSWResult);

    if(code != EM_message_code_no_error)
    {
        // Error occurred
        while(1);
    }


    // Initialize run time calibration values
    EM_initalizeCalibrationValues((uint8_t*)g_emPhaseCalibration,
                                  (uint8_t*)g_savedEmPhaseCalibration);

    // Initialize DC Filter
    EM_initDCFilters(&gEmSWConfig, (EM_SW_Lib_Result_Handle *) &gEmSWResult);

    // HAL_ADC_init
    HAL_ADC_init(&halAdcConfig);

    // Delay ~200us for 1.2V ref to settle
    __delay_cycles(3200);

    // Start the conversion
    HAL_ADC_startConversion(&halAdcConfig);

    /* turn on global interrupts */
    __enable_interrupt();
}

void EMLibGUIApp_Engine(void)
{
	
    /* Start Energy Measurement -- Main loop  */
    uart_init();

    while(1)
    {

		// EM Lib Foreground process

    //    uart_transmit("Start Function\n",15);

		EM_foregroundProc(&gemResultStatus);

		HMI_stateMachine(gemResultStatus);

	//	uart_transmit("Stop Function\n",14);
    }
}

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//#############################################################################
//
//! \file   emDCCommandHandlers.c
//!
//! \brief  Implements serial communication protocol between with Energy
//!  Measurement Device
//!
//!  Group:          MSP Embedded Software Development
//!  Target Device:  MSP430i2041
//!
//!  (C) Copyright 2017, Texas Instruments, Inc.
//#############################################################################


#include <msp430.h>
#include <emDCCommandHandlers.h>
#include "driverlib.h"
#include "emSwLib.h"
#include "hal.h"
#include <stdio.h>

#if (COMM_SERIAL_INTERFACE==COMM_UART)
extern volatile uint16_t g_ui16UARTTransmitBytesLeft;
#else
extern volatile uint8_t g_I2CSlaveStatus;
#endif

extern void uart_transmit_byte(uint8_t recieve_byte);
extern void uart_transmit(char *ptr,int len);

COMAND_HANDLER gCommandHandler;

static void Handler_config_mode(Packet_t *packet);
static void Handler_app_version(Packet_t *packet);
static void Handler_req_calib_values(Packet_t *packet);
static void Handler_adc_buffer_size(Packet_t *packet);
static void Handler_calib_values(Packet_t *packet);
static void Handler_calib_phase(Packet_t *packet);
static void Handler_calib_save(Packet_t *packet);

COMAND_HANDLER * CommandHandler_getUserParamsPtr(void)
{
    return &gCommandHandler;
}

void CommandHandler_registerCmdListeners()
{
    Comm_addCmdListener(COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE,
                        COMMAND_HANDLER_CONFIG_MODE,
                        &Handler_config_mode);

    Comm_addCmdListener(COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE,
                        COMMAND_HANDLER_APP_VERSION,
                        &Handler_app_version);

    Comm_addCmdListener(COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE,
                        COMMAND_HANDLER_REQ_CALIB_VALUES,
                        &Handler_req_calib_values);

    Comm_addCmdListener(COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE,
                        COMMAND_HANDLER_ADC_BUFFER_SIZE,
                        &Handler_adc_buffer_size);

    Comm_addCmdListener(COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE,
                        COMMAND_HANDLER_CALIB_VALUES,
                        &Handler_calib_values);

    Comm_addCmdListener(COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE,
                        COMMAND_HANDLER_CALIB_PHASE,
                        &Handler_calib_phase);

    Comm_addCmdListener(COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE,
                        COMMAND_HANDLER_CALIB_SAVE,
                        &Handler_calib_save);
}


void CommandHandler_transmitPacket(Packet_t *packet)
{
    Comm_writePacket(packet);

#if (COMM_SERIAL_INTERFACE==COMM_UART)
    while(g_ui16UARTTransmitBytesLeft!=0);
#else
    while(g_I2CSlaveStatus != 0x01);
#endif

}

void Handler_config_mode(Packet_t *packet)
{
    uint8_t i = 3;
    //
    // check if WRITE command
    //
    if (packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] ==
            COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD)
    {
        gCommandHandler.appMode = packet->payload[i++];
        // Clear calib phase ID
        gCommandHandler.calibPhaseID = 0x00;
    }else
    {
        packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] =COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;

        // Echo values in case command was received in read command
        packet->payload[i++] = gCommandHandler.appMode;

        Comm_writePacket(packet);
    }
}

void Handler_app_version(Packet_t *packet)
{
    uint8_t i = 3;
    //
    // check if WRITE command
    //
    if (packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] ==
            COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD)
    {
        gCommandHandler.deviceId = (COMMAND_HANDLER_DEVICE_TYPE) packet->payload[i++];
        gCommandHandler.fwId = (COMMAND_HANDLER_FIRMWARE_ID) packet->payload[i++];

    }else
    {
        packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] =COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;

        // Echo values in case command was received in read command
        packet->payload[i++] = (uint8_t)gCommandHandler.deviceId;
        packet->payload[i++] = (uint8_t)gCommandHandler.fwId;

        Comm_writePacket(packet);
    }
}

void Handler_req_calib_values(Packet_t *packet)
{
    uint8_t i = 3;
    //
    // check if WRITE command
    //
    if (packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] ==
            COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD)
    {
        gCommandHandler.calibReqUpdate = packet->payload[i++];
    }else
    {
        packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] =COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;

        // Echo values in case command was received in read command
        packet->payload[i++] =(uint8_t)gCommandHandler.calibReqUpdate;

        Comm_writePacket(packet);
    }
}

void Handler_adc_buffer_size(Packet_t *packet)
{
    uint8_t i = 3;
    //
    // check if WRITE command
    //
    if (packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] ==
            COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD)
    {
        // Do nothing
    }else
    {
        packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] =COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;

        // Echo values in case command was received in read command
        packet->payload[i++] = (uint8_t) HAL_ADC_V_ARRAY_LENGTH;
        packet->payload[i++] = (uint8_t) HAL_ADC_I_ARRAY_LENGTH;

        Comm_writePacket(packet);
    }
}

void Handler_calib_values(Packet_t *packet)
{
    uint8_t *calib = (uint8_t *) gEmSWConfig.meterConfig->phaseConfigPtr[gCommandHandler.calibPhaseIdx].phaseCalibPtr;

    //
    // check if WRITE command
    //
    if (packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] ==
            COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD)
    {
        //Voltage Scale Factor
        calib[0] = packet->payload[4];
        calib[1] = packet->payload[5];
        calib[2] = packet->payload[6];
        calib[3] = packet->payload[7];

        // Current Scale Factor
        calib[4] = packet->payload[8];
        calib[5] = packet->payload[9];
        calib[6] = packet->payload[10];
        calib[7] = packet->payload[11];

        // Active Power Scale Factor
        calib[8] = packet->payload[12];
        calib[9] = packet->payload[13];
        calib[10] = packet->payload[14];
        calib[11] = packet->payload[15];

        // Reactive Power Scale Factor
        calib[12] = packet->payload[12];
        calib[13] = packet->payload[13];
        calib[14] = packet->payload[14];
        calib[15] = packet->payload[15];

        // Phase Correction
        calib[16] = packet->payload[16];
        calib[17] = packet->payload[17];

        gCommandHandler.calibSetPreloadFlag = true;
    }else
    {
        packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] =COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;

        //Voltage Scale Factor
        packet->payload[4] = calib[0];
        packet->payload[5] = calib[1];
        packet->payload[6] = calib[2];
        packet->payload[7] = calib[3];

        // Current Scale Factor
        packet->payload[8] = calib[4];
        packet->payload[9] = calib[5];
        packet->payload[10] = calib[6];
        packet->payload[11] = calib[7];

        // Active Power Scale Factor
        packet->payload[12] = calib[8];
        packet->payload[13] = calib[9];
        packet->payload[14] = calib[10];
        packet->payload[15] = calib[11];

        // Phase Correction
        packet->payload[16] = calib[16];
        packet->payload[17] = calib[17];

        Comm_writePacket(packet);
    }
}

void Handler_calib_phase(Packet_t *packet)
{
    uint8_t i = 3;
    //
    // check if WRITE command
    //
    if (packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] ==
            COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD)
    {
        gCommandHandler.calibPhaseID = packet->payload[i];
        gCommandHandler.calibPhaseIdxFlag = true;
    }else
    {
        packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] =COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;

        // Echo values in case command was received in read command
        packet->payload[i++] =(uint8_t)gCommandHandler.calibPhaseID;

        Comm_writePacket(packet);
    }
}

void Handler_calib_save(Packet_t *packet)
{
    uint8_t i = 3;
    //
    // check if WRITE command
    //
    if (packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] ==
            COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD)
    {
        gCommandHandler.calibReqSaveFlag = 0x01;
    }else
    {
        packet->payload[COMMAND_HANDLER_R_W_BYTE_POS] =COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;

        // Echo values in case command was received in read command
        packet->payload[i++] =(uint8_t)gCommandHandler.calibPhaseID;

        Comm_writePacket(packet);
    }
}

/**********CommandHandler_setApplicationVersion**********/
/* this function initializes the global variable "gComandHandler" of type "COMAND_HANDLER"
 * ... "COMAND_HANDLER" is the struct that is used to hold all the data received from the GUI
 * this global variable is used to store all the desired values/data retrieved from a GUI 'Request Update'
 *
 * specifically the following routine will initialize the deviceID, and fwId variables within
 * the "COMMAND_HANDLER" struct for "gComandHandler"
 */
void CommandHandler_setApplicationVersion(
        COMMAND_HANDLER_DEVICE_TYPE deviceID,
        COMMAND_HANDLER_FIRMWARE_ID fwId)
{
    gCommandHandler.deviceId = deviceID;
    gCommandHandler.fwId = fwId;

}

void CommandHandler_transmitVRMS(Packet_t *packet,
                                 uint8_t phaseID,
                                 uint8_t *vrms)
{
    uint32_t v_data1;
    uint32_t v_data2;
    uint32_t v_data3;
    uint32_t volt_data;

    packet->length = 8;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_VRMS_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = vrms[0];
    packet->payload[5] = vrms[1];
    packet->payload[6] = vrms[2];
    packet->payload[7] = vrms[3];

   v_data1=vrms[3]<<24;
   v_data2=vrms[2]<<16;
   v_data3=vrms[1]<<8;
   volt_data=vrms[3]|vrms[2]|vrms[1]|vrms[0];

   float voltage = volt_data * (5.0 / 16777216.0);


    //Serial Transmit

       char vrms1[4];
       char setting[4];
       sprintf(setting,"%x%x%X",packet->payload[0],packet->payload[1],packet->payload[2],packet->payload[3]);
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       uart_transmit("Config Bits:",12);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       uart_transmit_byte(setting[0]);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(setting[1]);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(setting[2]);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(setting[3]);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       __delay_cycles(1000);


       //sprintf(vrms1,"%f",voltage);
       sprintf(vrms1,"%d%d%d%d",packet->payload[4],packet->payload[5],packet->payload[6],packet->payload[7]);
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       uart_transmit("Voltage:",8);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(vrms1[3]);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(vrms1[2]);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(vrms1[1]);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(vrms1[0]);
       __delay_cycles(1000);

    //Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitIRMS(Packet_t *packet,
                                 uint8_t phaseID,
                                 uint8_t *irms)
{
    packet->length = 8;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_IRMS_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = irms[0];
    packet->payload[5] = irms[1];
    packet->payload[6] = irms[2];
    packet->payload[7] = irms[3];

    //Serial Transmit

       char irms1[4];
       sprintf(irms1,"%d%d%d%d",irms[0],irms[1],irms[2],irms[3]);
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte('\n');
       uart_transmit("Current:",8);
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(irms1[0]);
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(irms1[1]);
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(irms1[2]);
       __delay_cycles(1000);
       uart_transmit_byte(irms1[3]);
       __delay_cycles(1000);

   // Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitVPeak(Packet_t *packet,
                                 uint8_t phaseID,
                                 uint8_t *vPeak)
{
    packet->length = 8;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_VPEAK_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = vPeak[0];
    packet->payload[5] = vPeak[1];
    packet->payload[6] = vPeak[2];
    packet->payload[7] = vPeak[3];

  //  Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitIPeak(Packet_t *packet,
                                 uint8_t phaseID,
                                 uint8_t *iPeak)
{
    packet->length = 8;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_IPEAK_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = iPeak[0];
    packet->payload[5] = iPeak[1];
    packet->payload[6] = iPeak[2];
    packet->payload[7] = iPeak[3];

  //  Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitPowerFactor(Packet_t *packet,
                                        uint8_t phaseID,
                                        uint8_t *pFactor)
{
    packet->length = 8;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_POWER_FACTOR_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = pFactor[0];
    packet->payload[5] = pFactor[1];
    packet->payload[6] = pFactor[2];
    packet->payload[7] = pFactor[3];

    //Serial

    char pFactor1[4];
    sprintf(pFactor1,"%d%d%d%d",pFactor[0],pFactor[1],pFactor[2],pFactor[3]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte('\n');
    uart_transmit("Power Factor:",13);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(pFactor1[0]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(pFactor1[1]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(pFactor1[2]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(pFactor1[3]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);

  //  Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitFrequency(Packet_t *packet,
                                      uint8_t phaseID,
                                      uint8_t *frequency)
{
    packet->length = 6;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_FREQUENCY_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = frequency[0];
    packet->payload[5] = frequency[1];

   // Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitActivePower(Packet_t *packet,
                                        uint8_t phaseID,
                                        uint8_t *actPower)
{
    packet->length = 12;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_ACTIVE_POWER_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = actPower[0];
    packet->payload[5] = actPower[1];
    packet->payload[6] = actPower[2];
    packet->payload[7] = actPower[3];
    packet->payload[8] = actPower[4];
    packet->payload[9] = actPower[5];
    packet->payload[10] = actPower[6];
	packet->payload[11] = actPower[7];
	
    //Serial

    char actPower1[8];
    sprintf(actPower1,"%d%d%d%d",actPower[0],actPower[1],actPower[2],actPower[3]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte('\n');
    uart_transmit("Active Power:",13);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actPower1[0]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actPower1[1]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actPower1[2]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actPower1[3]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actPower1[4]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actPower1[5]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actPower1[6]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actPower1[7]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
  //  Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitReactivePower(Packet_t *packet,
                                         uint8_t phaseID,
                                         uint8_t *reactPower)
{
    packet->length = 12;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_REACTIVE_POWER_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = reactPower[0];
    packet->payload[5] = reactPower[1];
    packet->payload[6] = reactPower[2];
    packet->payload[7] = reactPower[3];
    packet->payload[8] = reactPower[4];
    packet->payload[9] = reactPower[5];
    packet->payload[10] = reactPower[6];
	packet->payload[11] = reactPower[7];
	
  //  Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitApparentPower(Packet_t *packet,
                                          uint8_t phaseID,
                                          uint8_t *appPower)
{
    packet->length = 12;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_APPARENT_POWER_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = appPower[0];
    packet->payload[5] = appPower[1];
    packet->payload[6] = appPower[2];
    packet->payload[7] = appPower[3];
    packet->payload[8] = appPower[4];
    packet->payload[9] = appPower[5];
    packet->payload[10] = appPower[6];
	packet->payload[11] = appPower[7];
	
 //   Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitActiveEnergy(Packet_t *packet,
                                         uint8_t phaseID,
                                         uint8_t *actEnergy)
{
    packet->length = 12;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_ACTIVE_ENERGY_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = actEnergy[0];
    packet->payload[5] = actEnergy[1];
    packet->payload[6] = actEnergy[2];
    packet->payload[7] = actEnergy[3];
    packet->payload[8] = actEnergy[4];
    packet->payload[9] = actEnergy[5];
    packet->payload[10] = actEnergy[6];
	packet->payload[11] = actEnergy[7];
	
    //Serial

    char actEnergy1[8];
    sprintf(actEnergy1,"%d%d%d%d",actEnergy[0],actEnergy[1],actEnergy[2],actEnergy[3]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte('\n');
    uart_transmit("Active Energy:",13);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actEnergy1[0]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actEnergy1[1]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actEnergy1[2]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actEnergy1[3]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actEnergy1[4]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actEnergy1[5]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actEnergy1[6]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);
    uart_transmit_byte(actEnergy1[7]);
    __delay_cycles(1000);

  //  Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitReactiveEnergy(Packet_t *packet,
                                          uint8_t phaseID,
                                          uint8_t *reactEnergy)
{
    packet->length = 12;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_REACTIVE_ENERGY_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = reactEnergy[0];
    packet->payload[5] = reactEnergy[1];
    packet->payload[6] = reactEnergy[2];
    packet->payload[7] = reactEnergy[3];
    packet->payload[8] = reactEnergy[4];
    packet->payload[9] = reactEnergy[5];
    packet->payload[10] = reactEnergy[6];
	packet->payload[11] = reactEnergy[7];
	
 //   Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitApparentEnergy(Packet_t *packet,
                                           uint8_t phaseID,
                                           uint8_t *appEnergy)
{
    packet->length = 12;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_APPARENT_ENERGY_ID;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;
    packet->payload[4] = appEnergy[0];
    packet->payload[5] = appEnergy[1];
    packet->payload[6] = appEnergy[2];
    packet->payload[7] = appEnergy[3];
    packet->payload[8] = appEnergy[4];
    packet->payload[9] = appEnergy[5];
    packet->payload[10] = appEnergy[6];
	packet->payload[11] = appEnergy[7];
	
  //  Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitCalibration(Packet_t *packet,
                                           uint8_t phaseID,
                                           uint8_t *calib)
{
    packet->length = 18;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_CALIB_VALUES;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = phaseID;

    //Voltage Scale Factor
    packet->payload[4] = calib[0];
    packet->payload[5] = calib[1];
    packet->payload[6] = calib[2];
    packet->payload[7] = calib[3];

    // Current Scale Factor
    packet->payload[8] = calib[4];
    packet->payload[9] = calib[5];
    packet->payload[10] = calib[6];
    packet->payload[11] = calib[7];

    // Active Power Scale Factor
    packet->payload[12] = calib[8];
    packet->payload[13] = calib[9];
    packet->payload[14] = calib[10];
    packet->payload[15] = calib[11];

    // Phase Correction
    packet->payload[16] = calib[16];
    packet->payload[17] = calib[17];

  //  Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitReqCalibrationValues(Packet_t *packet)
{
    packet->length = 4;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_REQ_CALIB_VALUES;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    // Target has transmitted all the phase calibration values to EMDC
    packet->payload[3] = COMMAND_HANDLER_CALIB_REQ_COMPLETED;

 //   Comm_writePacket(packet);
}

void CommandHandler_transmitCalibrationSave(Packet_t *packet)
{
    packet->length = 5;
    packet->payload[0] = COMMAND_HANDLER_EM_GUI_ID_BYTE;
    packet->payload[1] = COMMAND_HANDLER_CALIB_SAVE;
    packet->payload[2] = COMMAND_HANDLER_WRITE_CMD;
    packet->payload[3] = gCommandHandler.calibPhaseID;
    // Target has finished writing calibration values to flash
    packet->payload[4] = 0x01;

 //   Comm_writePacket(packet);
}