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Part Number: EVM430-FR6047
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-01486,
Hi,
I am interested in using the TIDA-01486 design so as to benefit from the signal output and input amplification feature as opposed to the 4 channel feature!
I was therefore wondering if the standard software download for the EVM430-FR6047 supports the control of S1, S2, S3, S4, PD1 and Pd2 lines.
Kind Regards,
Conor.
Hi Mitch,
No problem!
Is there any other simpler design you have that amplifies the drive and return signals that does not require a software upgrade?
We can design our own but it would be preferable if TI had already a tested design!
Kind Regards,
Conor.
Hey Conor,
I was able to get SW after all! Sorry for the delay and inconvenience. I am including 4 files that you will need to replace in the standard software referenced earlier in this thread. Replace "hal_system.c" and "hal_system.h" with the attached files with the same name. The path for these files within the project is examples > common > hal > fr6047EVM.
Also replace "hmi.c" and "hmi.h" with the attached files with the same name. The path for these files within the project is examples > USSLib_GUI_Demo > USSLibGUIApp > fr6047_USS_app > hmiDC.
Thanks!
-Mitch
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//#############################################################################
//
//! \file hal_system.c
//!
//! \brief Hardware Abstraction Layer for MSP system including clocks,
//! watchdog, and GPIOs
//!
//! Group: MSP Smart Metering Systems Applications
//! Target Device: MSP430FR6047
//!
//! (C) Copyright 2017, Texas Instruments, Inc.
//#############################################################################
#include <msp430.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include "hal.h"
#include <ussDCCommandHandlers.h>
#include "comm.h"
//
// Local function prototypes
//
static void hal_system_GPIOInit(void);
static void hal_system_ClockInit(void);
//
// Function declarations
//
void hal_system_Init(void)
{
hal_system_WatchdogInit();
#ifndef __SVSH_ENABLE__
PMM_disableSVSH();
#endif
hal_system_GPIOInit();
hal_system_ClockInit();
hal_system_ButtonsInit();
#ifdef ENABLE_ADC
hal_adc_init();
#endif
#ifdef ENABLE_LCD
hal_lcd_Init();
hal_lcd_turnoffLCD();
#endif
hal_system_LEDOff(HAL_SYS_LED_0); /* Clear LED1 and LED2 if there are no errors */
hal_system_LEDOff(HAL_SYS_LED_1);
hal_system_LEDOff(HAL_SYS_LED_2);
}
void hal_system_LEDOff(uint8_t LEDs)
{
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_0)
{
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED0_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED0_PIN);
}
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_1)
{
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED1_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED1_PIN);
}
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_2)
{
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED2_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED2_PIN);
}
}
void hal_system_LEDOn(uint8_t LEDs)
{
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_0)
{
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED0_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED0_PIN);
}
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_1)
{
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED1_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED1_PIN);
}
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_2)
{
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED2_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED2_PIN);
}
}
void hal_system_LEDToggle(uint8_t LEDs)
{
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_0)
{
GPIO_toggleOutputOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED0_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED0_PIN);
}
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_1)
{
GPIO_toggleOutputOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED1_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED1_PIN);
}
if (LEDs & HAL_SYS_LED_2)
{
GPIO_toggleOutputOnPin(HAL_SYS_LED2_PORT, HAL_SYS_LED2_PIN);
}
}
void hal_system_ButtonsInit(void)
{
GPIO_selectInterruptEdge(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT,
HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PIN,
GPIO_HIGH_TO_LOW_TRANSITION);
GPIO_selectInterruptEdge(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT,
HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PIN,
GPIO_HIGH_TO_LOW_TRANSITION);
GPIO_selectInterruptEdge(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT,
HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PIN,
GPIO_HIGH_TO_LOW_TRANSITION);
GPIO_selectInterruptEdge(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT,
HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PIN,
GPIO_HIGH_TO_LOW_TRANSITION);
GPIO_selectInterruptEdge(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT,
HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PIN,
GPIO_HIGH_TO_LOW_TRANSITION);
hal_system_ButtonsClearAll();
}
void hal_system_ButtonsClearAll(void)
{
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PIN);
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PIN);
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PIN);
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PIN);
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PIN);
}
void hal_system_ButtonsClearInt(uint16_t buttons)
{
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT)
{
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP)
{
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN)
{
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL)
{
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT)
{
GPIO_clearInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PIN);
}
}
void hal_system_ButtonsEnableInt(uint16_t buttons)
{
hal_system_ButtonsClearInt(buttons);
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT)
{
GPIO_enableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP)
{
GPIO_enableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN)
{
GPIO_enableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL)
{
GPIO_enableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT)
{
GPIO_enableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PIN);
}
}
void hal_system_ButtonsDisableInt(uint16_t buttons)
{
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT)
{
GPIO_disableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP)
{
GPIO_disableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN)
{
GPIO_disableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL)
{
GPIO_disableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PIN);
}
if (buttons & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT)
{
GPIO_disableInterrupt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PIN);
}
}
uint16_t hal_system_ButtonsCheck(void)
{
uint8_t ret_val = 0;
if (GPIO_getInterruptStatus(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT_PIN))
{
ret_val |= HAL_SYS_BUTTON_LEFT;
}
if (GPIO_getInterruptStatus(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP_PIN))
{
ret_val |= HAL_SYS_BUTTON_UP;
}
if (GPIO_getInterruptStatus(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN_PIN))
{
ret_val |= HAL_SYS_BUTTON_DOWN;
}
if (GPIO_getInterruptStatus(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL_PIN))
{
ret_val |= HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL;
}
if (GPIO_getInterruptStatus(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PORT, HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT_PIN))
{
ret_val |= HAL_SYS_BUTTON_RIGHT;
}
return ret_val;
}
// Add by Winter Yu for TIDA-01486
#ifdef ENABLE_TWO_PAIRS_TRANSDUCER
void hal_choose_transducer_pairs(uint8_t pair)
{
if(pair == TRANSDUCER_PAIR_1)
{
/*--S1 S2 S3 S4 PD1 PD2--
*--1 0 1 0 1 0 -- */
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_S1_PORT,HAL_SYS_S1_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_S3_PORT,HAL_SYS_S3_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_PD1_PORT,HAL_SYS_PD1_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_S2_PORT,HAL_SYS_S2_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_S4_PORT,HAL_SYS_S4_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_PD2_PORT,HAL_SYS_PD2_PIN);
}
if(pair == TRANSDUCER_PAIR_2)
{
/*--S1 S2 S3 S4 PD1 PD2--
*--0 1 0 1 0 1 -- */
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_S1_PORT,HAL_SYS_S1_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_S3_PORT,HAL_SYS_S3_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(HAL_SYS_PD1_PORT,HAL_SYS_PD1_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_S2_PORT,HAL_SYS_S2_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_S4_PORT,HAL_SYS_S4_PIN);
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(HAL_SYS_PD2_PORT,HAL_SYS_PD2_PIN);
}
}
#endif
void hal_system_WatchdogInit(void)
{
#ifdef __WATCHDOG_ENABLE__
// Enable watchdog timer
// Delay set to ~32K @ ~10K = 3.2sec
WDT_A_initWatchdogTimer(__MSP430_BASEADDRESS_WDT_A__,
WDT_A_CLOCKSOURCE_VLOCLK,
WDT_A_CLOCKDIVIDER_32K);
WDT_A_start(__MSP430_BASEADDRESS_WDT_A__);
#else
// Stop watchdog timer
WDT_A_hold(__MSP430_BASEADDRESS_WDT_A__);
#endif
}
void hal_system_WatchdogFeed(void)
{
#ifdef __WATCHDOG_ENABLE__
// Feed watchdog timer
WDT_A_resetTimer(__MSP430_BASEADDRESS_WDT_A__);
#endif
}
uint16_t hal_system_GetResetSource(void)
{
uint16_t reset_source = SYSRSTIV;
SYSRSTIV = 0x00;
if (reset_source > SYSRSTIV__RSTNMI)
{
return reset_source;
}
else
{
return 0x00;
}
}
//
// Local Function declarations
//
//*****************************************************************************
//
//! Initializes GPIOs
//!
//! \return none
//
// *****************************************************************************
static void hal_system_GPIOInit(void)
{
/* GPIO Configuration
* All pins initialized as output low, except for:
* P1[0:1,4] LED0-2 initialized as output Low
* P1[5] IRQ (OPEN DRAIN)
* P1[6:7] P1.6: UCB0 I2C SDA & P1.7: UCB0 I2C SCL
* P2[2:3] VCC_SENSE, set as input
* P2[5:6] BUTTON LEFT-UP initialized as input with internal pull-up
* P3[0:2] BUTTON DOWN-SELECT-RIGHT initialized as input with internal pull-up
* PJ[4:5] LFXT
*/
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P1,
GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3);
GPIO_setOutputHighOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P1,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN4);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P2,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P3,
GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P4,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P5,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P6,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P7,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P8,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_P9,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(GPIO_PORT_PJ,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P1,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P2,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P3,
GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P4,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P5,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P6,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P7,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P8,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_P9,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN4|GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsOutputPin(GPIO_PORT_PJ,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2|GPIO_PIN3|GPIO_PIN6|GPIO_PIN7);
GPIO_setAsInputPinWithPullUpResistor(GPIO_PORT_P2,
GPIO_PIN5|GPIO_PIN6);
GPIO_setAsInputPinWithPullUpResistor(GPIO_PORT_P3,
GPIO_PIN0|GPIO_PIN1|GPIO_PIN2);
/* Configure LFXT GPIO pins */
GPIO_setAsPeripheralModuleFunctionInputPin(GPIO_PORT_PJ,
GPIO_PIN4 + GPIO_PIN5,
GPIO_PRIMARY_MODULE_FUNCTION);
/* P1.5: IRQ (OPEN DRAIN) */
GPIO_setAsInputPin(GPIO_PORT_P1, GPIO_PIN5);
/* P1.6: UCB0 I2C SDA & P1.7: UCB0 I2C SCL */
GPIO_setAsPeripheralModuleFunctionInputPin(GPIO_PORT_P1,
GPIO_PIN6 | GPIO_PIN7, GPIO_SECONDARY_MODULE_FUNCTION);
// Disable the GPIO power-on default high-impedance mode
// to activate previously configured port settings
PMM_unlockLPM5();
}
//*****************************************************************************
//
//! Initializes the system clocks
//!
//! This function initializes crystals, DCO and ACLK,SMCLK,MCLK
//!
//! \return none
//
// *****************************************************************************
static void hal_system_ClockInit(void)
{
#if (HAL_SYS_DCO_FREQ_HZ == 8000000)
// Set DCO frequency to default 8MHz
CS_setDCOFreq(CS_DCORSEL_0, CS_DCOFSEL_6);
#else
#error "Clock configuration not supported"
#endif
#if (HAL_SYS_LFXT_FREQ_HZ == 32768)
//Set external clock frequency to 32.768 KHz
CS_setExternalClockSource(32768,0);
#else
#error "Clock configuration not supported"
#endif
#if (HAL_SYS_MCLK_FREQ_HZ == (HAL_SYS_DCO_FREQ_HZ))
CS_initClockSignal(CS_MCLK, CS_DCOCLK_SELECT, CS_CLOCK_DIVIDER_1);
#else
#error "Clock configuration not supported"
#endif
#if (HAL_SYS_SMCLK_FREQ_HZ == (HAL_SYS_DCO_FREQ_HZ))
CS_initClockSignal(CS_SMCLK, CS_DCOCLK_SELECT, CS_CLOCK_DIVIDER_1);
#else
#error "Clock configuration not supported"
#endif
#if (HAL_SYS_ACLK_FREQ_HZ == (HAL_SYS_LFXT_FREQ_HZ))
CS_initClockSignal(CS_ACLK, CS_LFXTCLK_SELECT, CS_CLOCK_DIVIDER_1);
#else
#error "Clock configuration not supported"
#endif
// Intializes the XT1 crystal oscillator
CS_turnOnLFXT(CS_LFXT_DRIVE_3);
}
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//#############################################################################
//
//! \file hmi.c
//!
//! \brief human-machine interface (HMI) layer
//!
//! Group: MSP Smart Metering Systems Applications
//! Target Device: MSP430FR6047
//! Author: Luis Reynoso, Michael Schneider
//!
//! (C) Copyright 2017, Texas Instruments, Inc.
//#############################################################################
#include <msp430.h>
#include <ussDCCommandHandlers.h>
#include "driverlib.h"
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include "comm.h"
#include "comm_config.h"
#include "ussSwLib.h"
#include "USS_userConfig.h"
#include "hal.h"
#include <math.h>
#include <USSLibGUIApp.h>
#include <masterIncludes.h>
#include <hmiDC/hmi.h>
#include <testingDC/testing.h>
#include <lcd_statemachineDC/lcd_statemachine.h>
#include <resultsDC/results.h>
#if defined(__TI_COMPILER_VERSION__)
#pragma PERSISTENT(gHMI)
#define __persistent
#elif defined(__IAR_SYSTEMS_ICC__)
#else
#error "Compiler is not supported"
#endif
/* Initialize the global object gHMI */
__persistent HMI_obj_SEMAPHORE gHMI =
{
.status = HMI_STATUS_OK,
.sampleCounter = 0,
.errorCounter = 0,
.errorLog = {0},
.isDebugModeEnabled = false,
#ifdef __ENABLE_LPM__
.isLPMenabled = true,
#else
.isLPMenabled = true,
#endif
};
COMAND_HANDLER *DC_User_Params;
#ifdef HMI_DEBUG_COMMANDS
// static void Debug_command_print(uint8_t cmd);
char debugString[1];
#endif
HMI_DesignCenterALG_Results sDesignCenterResults;
#if defined(__TI_COMPILER_VERSION__)
#pragma PERSISTENT(gstxPacket)
#define __persistent
#elif defined (__IAR_SYSTEMS_ICC__)
#else
#error Compiler not supported!
#endif
/*** GLOBAL VARIABLES ***/
__persistent Packet_t gstxPacket = {0};
void HMI_Init(void)
{
// Initializes command handler for communication with GUI
CommandHandler_setApplicationVersion(
COMMAND_HANDLER_APP_TYPE_water_app,
COMMAND_HANDLER_DEVICE_TYPE_fr6047,
COMMAND_HANDLER_HARDWARE_ID_evm,
COMMAND_HANDLER_FIRMWARE_ID_0001);
// Initialize communications
Comm_setup();
CommandHandler_registerCmdListeners();
DC_User_Params = CommandHandler_getUserParamsPtr();
gHMI.status = HMI_STATUS_OK;
gHMI.isDebugModeEnabled = false;
#ifdef ENABLE_LCD
results_Reset(LPH);
#endif
}
uint32_t HMI_get_transducerFreq(void)
{
return (uint32_t) ((uint32_t)DC_User_Params->transFreq1 *
(uint32_t)HMI_TRANSFREQ_MULTIPLIER);
}
float HMI_get_volumeScaleFactor(void)
{
return DC_User_Params->meter_constant;
}
uint16_t HMI_get_pllXtalFreq_inKHz(void)
{
return DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq;
}
USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq HMI_get_pllOutputFreq(void)
{
switch ( (uint32_t)( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq *
(uint32_t)DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate) *
(uint32_t)(KILO)/(uint32_t)(MEGA) )
{
case 68:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_68_MHz;
case 69:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_69_MHz;
case 70:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_70_MHz;
case 71:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_71_MHz;
case 72:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_72_MHz;
case 73:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_73_MHz;
case 74:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_74_MHz;
case 75:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_75_MHz;
case 76:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_76_MHz;
case 77:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_77_MHz;
case 78:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_78_MHz;
case 79:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_79_MHz;
default:
return USS_HSPLL_output_clk_freq_80_MHz;
}
}
uint16_t HMI_get_ussXTALsettlingCount(void)
{
return (uint16_t) ( ( ( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->param7_uss_xtal_settling_count *
(uint32_t)gUssSWConfig.systemConfig->LFXTFrequency) +
( (uint32_t)5 * (uint32_t)(HECTO) * (uint32_t)(KILO) ) ) /
( (uint32_t)(MEGA) ) );
}
uint_least8_t HMI_get_numOfExcitationPulses(void)
{
return (uint_least8_t) DC_User_Params->num_pls;
}
uint8_t HMI_get_pulseHighPhasePeriod(void)
{
float ppgDivider;
ppgDivider = round((DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq * (float) KILO *DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate) /
gUssSWConfig.meterConfig->transducerFreq);
return (uint8_t) floor( USS_PULSE_DUTYPERCENT * ppgDivider);
}
uint8_t HMI_get_pulseLowPhasePeriod(void)
{
float ppgDivider;
ppgDivider = round((DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq * (float) KILO *DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate) /
gUssSWConfig.meterConfig->transducerFreq);
return (uint8_t) (ppgDivider - (floor( USS_PULSE_DUTYPERCENT * ppgDivider)));
}
USS_measurement_ULP_bias_delay HMI_get_ULPBiasDelay(void)
{
switch(DC_User_Params->param2_ulp_bias_delay)
{
case 1:
return USS_measurement_ULP_bias_delay_100_usec;
case 2:
return USS_measurement_ULP_bias_delay_200_usec;
case 3:
return USS_measurement_ULP_bias_delay_300_usec;
case 0:
default:
return USS_measurement_ULP_bias_delay_no_delay;
}
}
uint_least16_t HMI_get_startPPGCount(void)
{
return (uint_least16_t) ( (uint_least16_t) ( (uint_least16_t)round( (float)
( ( (float)DC_User_Params->param3_TM_A_start_ppg)*
(float)(NANOfloat) )*
( ( (float)DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq )*
( (float)DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate)*
(float)(KILO) ) )
>> 4 ) );
}
uint_least16_t HMI_get_turnOnADCCount(void)
{
return (uint_least16_t) ( (uint_least16_t) ( (uint_least16_t)round( (float)
( ( (float)DC_User_Params->param4_TM_B_adc_on)*
(float)(NANOfloat) )*
( ( (float)DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq )*
( (float)DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate)*
(float)(KILO) ) )
>> 4 ) );
}
uint_least16_t HMI_get_startPGAandINBiasCount(void)
{
return (uint_least16_t) ( (uint_least16_t) ( (uint_least16_t)round( (float)
( ( (float)DC_User_Params->param5_TM_C_pga_bias)*
(float)(NANOfloat) )*
( ( (float)DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq )*
( (float)DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate)*
(float)(KILO) ) )
>> 4 ) );
}
uint_least16_t HMI_get_startADCsamplingCount(void)
{
uint32_t temp = (uint32_t)( gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->startPPGCount +
(uint32_t)( (uint32_t)round( (float)( (float)( (uint32_t)
( (float)( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->gap_pls_adc_start *
(float) (MICROfloat) ) *
( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq * (uint32_t)(KILO) ) )
>> 1 ) *
(uint32_t) ( ( ( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq *
(uint32_t)DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate) *
(uint32_t)(KILO) ) /
(uint32_t)(MEGA) ) /
( (uint32_t)((uint32_t)DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq) /
(uint32_t)(KILO) ) ) ) >> 3 ) );
if( 0xFFFF < temp )
{
return 0xFFFF;
}
else
{
return (uint_least16_t) temp;
}
}
uint_least16_t HMI_get_restartCaptureCount(void)
{
uint32_t temp = (uint32_t)( (uint32_t)round( (float)( (float)( (uint32_t)(
(float)( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->gap_ups_dns *
(float) (MICROfloat) ) *
( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq * (uint32_t)(KILO) ) )
>> 1 ) *
(uint32_t) ( ( ( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq *
(uint32_t)DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate) *
(uint32_t)(KILO) ) /
(uint32_t)(MEGA) ) /
( (uint32_t)((uint32_t)DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq) /
(uint32_t)(KILO) ) ) ) >> 7 );
if( 0xFFFF < temp )
{
return 0xFFFF;
}
else
{
return (uint_least16_t) temp;
}
}
uint_least16_t HMI_get_restartLowPowerCaptureCount(void)
{
uint32_t temp = ( (uint32_t) ( ( (uint32_t)( (float)( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->gap_ups_dns *
(float) (MICROfloat) ) *
( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq * (uint32_t)(KILO) ) )
>> 1 ) *
(uint32_t) ( USS_LFXT_FREQ_IN_HZ*2 ) ) /
( (uint32_t)((uint32_t)DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq) *
(uint32_t)(KILO) ) );
if( 0xFFFF < temp )
{
return 0xFFFF;
}
else
{
return (uint_least16_t) temp;
}
}
USS_Capture_Over_Sample_Rate HMI_get_overSampleRate(void)
{
if (10 >= DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate)
{
return USS_Capture_Over_Sample_Rate_10;
}
else if (20 >= DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate)
{
return USS_Capture_Over_Sample_Rate_20;
}
else if (40 >= DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate)
{
return USS_Capture_Over_Sample_Rate_40;
}
else if (80 >= DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate)
{
return USS_Capture_Over_Sample_Rate_80;
}
else
{
return USS_Capture_Over_Sample_Rate_160;
}
}
USS_Capture_Gain_Range HMI_get_gainRange(void)
{
return (USS_Capture_Gain_Range) DC_User_Params->gain_control;
}
uint16_t HMI_get_sampleSize(void)
{
return (uint16_t) ( (float)DC_User_Params->capture_duration *
(float)DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq * (float) (MILLIfloat));
}
float HMI_get_dcOffset(void)
{
return (float) ( (float)DC_User_Params->delta_tof_offset *
(float)(PICOfloat) );
}
float HMI_get_ADCAdditionalCaptureDelay()
{
return (float) ( (float)DC_User_Params->abs_tof_additional *
(float)(NANOfloat) );
}
#ifdef ENABLE_TWO_PAIRS_TRANSDUCER
uint8_t HMI_get_transducer_pairs(void)
{
return (uint8_t)DC_User_Params->user_param1;
}
#endif
void HMI_water_update_USSmeterConfig(void)
{
gUssSWConfig.meterConfig->transducerFreq =
HMI_get_transducerFreq();
gUssSWConfig.meterConfig->volumeScaleFactor =
HMI_get_volumeScaleFactor();
}
void HMI_water_update_USSpllConfiguration(void)
{
gUssSWConfig.pllConfiguration->pllXtalFreq_inKHz =
HMI_get_pllXtalFreq_inKHz();
gUssSWConfig.pllConfiguration->pllOutputFreq =
HMI_get_pllOutputFreq();
gUssSWConfig.pllConfiguration->ussXTALsettlingCount =
HMI_get_ussXTALsettlingCount();
}
void HMI_water_update_USSmeasurementConfig(void)
{
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->numOfExcitationPulses =
HMI_get_numOfExcitationPulses();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->pulseHighPhasePeriod =
HMI_get_pulseHighPhasePeriod();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->pulseLowPhasePeriod =
HMI_get_pulseLowPhasePeriod();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->startPPGCount =
HMI_get_startPPGCount();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->ulpBiasDelay =
HMI_get_ULPBiasDelay();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->turnOnADCCount =
HMI_get_turnOnADCCount();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->startPGAandINBiasCount =
HMI_get_startPGAandINBiasCount();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->startADCsamplingCount =
HMI_get_startADCsamplingCount();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->restartCaptureCount =
HMI_get_restartCaptureCount();
gUssSWConfig.measurementConfig->restartLowPowerCaptureCount =
HMI_get_restartLowPowerCaptureCount();
}
void HMI_water_update_USScaptureConfig(void)
{
gUssSWConfig.captureConfig->overSampleRate =
HMI_get_overSampleRate();
gUssSWConfig.captureConfig->gainRange =
HMI_get_gainRange();
gUssSWConfig.captureConfig->sampleSize =
HMI_get_sampleSize();
}
void HMI_water_update_USSalgorithmsConfig(void)
{
gUssSWConfig.algorithmsConfig->dcOffset =
HMI_get_dcOffset();
gUssSWConfig.algorithmsConfig->ADCAdditionalCaptureDelay =
HMI_get_ADCAdditionalCaptureDelay();
gUssSWConfig.algorithmsConfig->winNumCycles =
HMI_get_numOfExcitationPulses() + (DC_User_Params->user_param10);
}
void HMI_update_sleepDuration()
{
if (8192 <= ((float)4096 * (float)DC_User_Params->gap_ups_ups *
(float)(MILLIfloat) ) )
{
USS_App_userConfig.u16CaptureDelayACLK = 65535; // Max value
}
else
{
USS_App_userConfig.u16CaptureDelayACLK =
(uint16_t) ( (uint16_t)( (float)4096 *
(float)DC_User_Params->gap_ups_ups *
(float)(MILLIfloat) ) << 3 );
}
}
void HMIhardcode(void)
{
// DC_User_Params->transFreq1 = 1000;
// DC_User_Params->transFreq2 = 1000;
// DC_User_Params->patternOption = 3;
// DC_User_Params->gap_pls_adc_start = 60;
// DC_User_Params->num_pls = 20;
// DC_User_Params->gap_ups_dns = 8000;
// DC_User_Params->gap_dns_ups = 90;
// DC_User_Params->meter_constant = 15.3;
// DC_User_Params->xt2_freq = 8000;
// DC_User_Params->adc_samp_freq = 4000;
// DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq = 3600;
// DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate = 20;
// DC_User_Params->delta_tof_offset = 0;
// DC_User_Params->abs_tof_additional = 0;
// DC_User_Params->capture_duration = 40;
// DC_User_Params->param1_cont_capture = 0;
// DC_User_Params->param2_freq_sweep = 0;
// DC_User_Params->param3_comp_option_start_ppg = 50000;
// DC_User_Params->param4_env_crossing_turn_on_adc = 500;
// DC_User_Params->param5_start_ppg_in_bias = 20000;
// DC_User_Params->param7_neg_rng_dtof = 10;
// DC_User_Params->param8_pos_rng_dtof = 10;
// DC_User_Params->param9_neg_rng_abs_tof = 30;
// DC_User_Params->param10_pos_rng_abs_tof = 8;
}
void HMI_updateUSSParameters(void)
{
/* Update USSLib Parameters */
// HMIhardcode();
if(COMMAND_HANDLER_APP_TYPE_gas_app == DC_User_Params->appType)
{
// not currently supported
}
else if(COMMAND_HANDLER_APP_TYPE_water_app == DC_User_Params->appType)
{
HMI_water_update_USSmeterConfig();
HMI_water_update_USSpllConfiguration();
HMI_water_update_USSmeasurementConfig();
HMI_water_update_USScaptureConfig();
HMI_water_update_USSalgorithmsConfig();
#ifdef ENABLE_TWO_PAIRS_TRANSDUCER
uint8_t pair;
pair = HMI_get_transducer_pairs();
hal_choose_transducer_pairs(pair);
#endif
}
else
{
// gas applicatoin not yet implemented
}
HMI_update_sleepDuration();
CommandHandler_transmitUserMessagePacket(&gstxPacket,
COMMAND_HANDLER_APP_MSG_CONF_SUCC);
Testing_GUIUpdate_PreUSSConfig();
if (true == USSLibGUIApp_ReConfig())
{
// Status is cleared by a new working configuration
gHMI.status = HMI_STATUS_OK;
}
Testing_GUIUpdate_PostUSSConfig();
#ifdef ENABLE_LCD
results_Reset(DC_User_Params->flowrate_unit);
#endif
}
void HMI_reportError_sendErrorMessage(uint16_t error_type, uint16_t error_info)
{
switch(COMMAND_HANDLER_ERROR_MASKED(error_type))
{
// The FATAL error type prevents future captures and turns Both LEDs on
// This error level has maximum priority and overrides other status
case COMMAND_HANDLER_ERROR_FATAL(0x00):
gHMI.status = HMI_STATUS_FATAL_ERROR;
hal_system_LEDOn(HAL_SYS_LED_1);
hal_system_LEDOn(HAL_SYS_LED_2);
CommandHandler_transmitErrorPacket(&gstxPacket,
(USS_message_code) error_info);
break;
// The NON-FATAL error type allows the to stay working with
// previous configuration and turns LED2 on
// This error level has 2nd highest priority
case COMMAND_HANDLER_ERROR_NON_FATAL(0x00):
if (HMI_STATUS_NON_FATAL_ERROR > gHMI.status)
{
gHMI.status = HMI_STATUS_NON_FATAL_ERROR;
}
hal_system_LEDOn(HAL_SYS_LED_2);
CommandHandler_transmitUserMessagePacket(&gstxPacket,
(USS_message_code) error_info);
break;
// The FAULT error type will be ignored for next iteration and
// LED2 will toggle but it will get cleared on next capture
// This error level has lowest priority
case COMMAND_HANDLER_ERROR_FAULT(0x00):
if (HMI_STATUS_FAULT > gHMI.status)
{
gHMI.status = HMI_STATUS_FAULT;
}
hal_system_LEDOn(HAL_SYS_LED_2);
CommandHandler_transmitErrorPacket(&gstxPacket,
(USS_message_code) error_info);
break;
}
// Update the HMI error Counter with error information
if (HMI_ERROR_ARRAY_MAX > gHMI.errorCounter)
{
gHMI.errorLog[gHMI.errorCounter].code = error_type;
gHMI.errorLog[gHMI.errorCounter].info = error_info;
gHMI.errorLog[gHMI.errorCounter].sampleNum = gHMI.sampleCounter;
gHMI.errorCounter++;
}
if (gHMI.errorCounter >= HMI_ERROR_ARRAY_MAX)
{
// Reset to log as a circular buffer
gHMI.errorCounter = 0;
}
}
void HMI_PreMeasurement_Update(void)
{
if(true == Comm_listenForCmd()) /*Listen for any incoming commands */
{
hal_system_LEDOn(HAL_SYS_LED_1);
// check if the User requested the MSP430FR6047 to be updated with new params
if(true == DC_User_Params->appReqUpdate)
{
// update gCommandHandler with the data and values from GUI params
CommandHandler_updateParams(&gstxPacket);
HMI_guiInputValidation();
if(true == DC_User_Params->paramsValid)
{
// update USSLib with values from gCommandHandler
HMI_updateUSSParameters();
}
else
{
HMI_reportError_sendErrorMessage(COMMAND_HANDLER_APP_MSG_CONF_ERR, 0x0001);
HMI_reportError_sendErrorMessage(COMMAND_HANDLER_ERROR_NON_FATAL_INVALID_GUICONFIG, 0x0001);
}
}
}
#ifdef HMI_DEBUG_COMMANDS
else
{
// Debug_command_print(received_byte);
}
#endif
if ((HMI_STATUS_OK == gHMI.status))
{
// Clear LED1 and LED2 if there are no errors
hal_system_LEDOff(HAL_SYS_LED_1);
hal_system_LEDOff(HAL_SYS_LED_2);
}
#ifdef __ENABLE_LPM__
if ((hal_system_ButtonsCheck() & HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL) != 0x00)
{
gHMI.isLPMenabled ^= 1;
hal_system_ButtonsClearInt(HAL_SYS_BUTTON_SEL);
}
#endif
if (gHMI.isLPMenabled == false)
{
// Pre-measurement configuration used for testing purposes
Testing_PreMeasurement_Update();
}
}
void HMI_guiInputValidation(void)
{
bool param_error = false;
uint32_t pll_freq;
DC_User_Params->paramsValid = true;
if( F_FREQUENCY_MIN > DC_User_Params->transFreq1 ||
F_FREQUENCY_MAX < DC_User_Params->transFreq1 )
{
param_error = true;
}
// transducer Frequency 2 is not used for Water
if( GAP_PLS_ADC_START_MIN > DC_User_Params->gap_pls_adc_start ||
GAP_PLS_ADC_START_MAX < DC_User_Params->gap_pls_adc_start )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( NUM_PLS_MAX < DC_User_Params->num_pls )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( GAP_UPS_DNS_MIN > DC_User_Params->gap_ups_dns ||
GAP_UPS_DNS_MAX < DC_User_Params->gap_ups_dns )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( GAP_UPS_UPS_MIN > DC_User_Params->gap_ups_ups ||
GAP_UPS_UPS_MAX < DC_User_Params->gap_ups_ups )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( PGA_GAIN_MIN > DC_User_Params->gain_control ||
PGA_GAIN_MAX < DC_User_Params->gain_control )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( METER_CONSTANT_MIN > DC_User_Params->meter_constant ||
METER_CONSTANT_MAX < DC_User_Params->meter_constant )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( USSXTL_FREQ_MIN > DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq ||
USSXTL_FREQ_MAX < DC_User_Params->ussxt_freq )
{
param_error = true;
}
// if( > DC_User_Params->adc_samp_freq || < DC_User_Params->adc_samp_freq ){ param_error = true;}
if( SIG_SAMP_FREQ_MIN > DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq ||
SIG_SAMP_FREQ_MAX < DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq )
{
param_error = true;
}
if ( (DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate != 10) &&
(DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate != 20) &&
(DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate != 40) &&
(DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate != 80) &&
(DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate != 160) )
{
param_error = true;
}
pll_freq = (uint32_t) ( (uint32_t)DC_User_Params->sig_samp_freq *
(uint32_t)DC_User_Params->over_sampling_rate) *
(uint32_t)(KILO)/(uint32_t)(MEGA);
if ((pll_freq < PLL_FREQ_MIN) ||
(pll_freq > PLL_FREQ_MAX))
{
param_error = true;
}
#if ( (DELTA_TOF_OFFSET_MIN < -2147483648) || (DELTA_TOF_OFFSET_MAX > 2147483647))
if( DELTA_TOF_OFFSET_MIN > DC_User_Params->delta_tof_offset ||
DELTA_TOF_OFFSET_MAX < DC_User_Params->delta_tof_offset )
{
param_error = true;
}
#endif
#if ( (ABS_TOF_ADDITIONAL_MIN < -2147483648) || (ABS_TOF_ADDITIONAL_MAX > 2147483647))
if( ABS_TOF_ADDITIONAL_MIN > DC_User_Params->abs_tof_additional ||
ABS_TOF_ADDITIONAL_MAX < DC_User_Params->abs_tof_additional )
{
param_error = true;
}
#endif
if( CAPTURE_DURATION_MIN > DC_User_Params->capture_duration ||
CAPTURE_DURATION_MAX < DC_User_Params->capture_duration )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( DC_User_Params->param3_TM_A_start_ppg < TM_A_START_PPG_MIN ||
DC_User_Params->param3_TM_A_start_ppg > TM_A_START_PPG_MAX )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( DC_User_Params->param4_TM_B_adc_on < TM_B_ADC_ON_MIN ||
DC_User_Params->param4_TM_B_adc_on > TM_B_ADC_ON_MAX )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( DC_User_Params->param5_TM_C_pga_bias < TM_C_PGA_BIAS_MIN ||
DC_User_Params->param5_TM_C_pga_bias > TM_C_PGA_BIAS_MAX )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( DC_User_Params->param7_uss_xtal_settling_count < XTAL_SETTLING_MIN ||
DC_User_Params->param7_uss_xtal_settling_count > XTAL_SETTLING_MAX )
{
param_error = true;
}
#if ( (USER_PARAM_MIN < -2147483648) || (USER_PARAM_MAX > 2147483647))
if( USER_PARAM_MIN > DC_User_Params->user_param1 ||
USER_PARAM_MAX < DC_User_Params->user_param1 )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( USER_PARAM_MIN > DC_User_Params->user_param2 ||
USER_PARAM_MAX < DC_User_Params->user_param2 )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( USER_PARAM_MIN > DC_User_Params->user_param6 ||
USER_PARAM_MAX < DC_User_Params->user_param6 )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( USER_PARAM_MIN > DC_User_Params->user_param8 ||
USER_PARAM_MAX < DC_User_Params->user_param8 )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( USER_PARAM_MIN > DC_User_Params->user_param9 ||
USER_PARAM_MAX < DC_User_Params->user_param9 )
{
param_error = true;
}
if( USER_PARAM_MIN > DC_User_Params->user_param10 ||
USER_PARAM_MAX < DC_User_Params->user_param10 )
{
param_error = true;
}
#endif
if(true == param_error)
{
DC_User_Params->paramsValid = false;
}
}
void HMI_PostMeasurement_Update(void)
{
if (gHMI.isLPMenabled == false)
{
// Post-measurement configuration used for testing purposes
Testing_PostMeasurement_Update();
}
// Update Command with waveform if it requested Capture
if(true == DC_User_Params->appReqCaptures)
{
CommandHandler_transmitCaptures(&gstxPacket);
DC_User_Params->appReqCaptures = false;
}
}
void HMI_PostAlgorithm_Update(USS_Algorithms_Results_fixed_point * pt_alg_res)
{
HMI_DesignCenterALG_Results *DesignCenter_Results;
USS_Algorithms_Results alg_results_float;
// Increment 32-bit counter for samples captured
gHMI.sampleCounter++;
// Heartbeat toggle
if(false == gHMI.isLPMenabled)
{
hal_system_LEDOn(HAL_SYS_LED_0);
Testing_PostAlgorithm_Update();
}
#ifdef ENABLE_LCD
if( (true == DC_User_Params->appReqData) ||
( true != lcd_statemachine_isSleep()) )
#else
if(true == DC_User_Params->appReqData)
#endif
{
USS_getResultsInFloat( pt_alg_res, &alg_results_float);
DC_User_Params->plot_dtof = (double) alg_results_float.deltaTOF;
DC_User_Params->plot_abs_ups = alg_results_float.totalTOF_UPS;
DC_User_Params->plot_abs_dns = alg_results_float.totalTOF_DNS;
DC_User_Params->plot_vol_flow_rate = alg_results_float.volumeFlowRate;
}
// Update Command with Results if it requested Data
if(true == DC_User_Params->appReqData)
{
DesignCenter_Results = HMI_GetDesignCenterResultsPtr();
DesignCenter_Results->fDeltaTOF = DC_User_Params->plot_dtof;
DesignCenter_Results->fAvg_UPS_TotalTOF = DC_User_Params->plot_abs_ups;
DesignCenter_Results->fAvg_DNS_TotalTOF = DC_User_Params->plot_abs_dns;
DesignCenter_Results->fVolume = DC_User_Params->plot_vol_flow_rate;
Testing_Update_Results(DesignCenter_Results);
CommandHandler_transmitResults(&gstxPacket, &alg_results_float);
// CommandHandler_transmittDebugData(txPacket, (float)<Your Data Here>);
}
// Heartbeat toggle
if(false == gHMI.isLPMenabled){ hal_system_LEDOff(HAL_SYS_LED_0);}
// Clear the status if it is only a fault
if(HMI_STATUS_FAULT == gHMI.status)
{
gHMI.status = HMI_STATUS_OK;
}
#ifdef ENABLE_LCD
if( true != lcd_statemachine_isSleep())
{
results_Update((float) DC_User_Params->plot_dtof,
DC_User_Params->plot_vol_flow_rate,
DC_User_Params->gap_ups_ups);
}
lcd_statemachine_stateUpdate();
lcd_statemachine_stateAction();
#endif
}
HMI_DesignCenterALG_Results * HMI_GetDesignCenterResultsPtr(void)
{
return &sDesignCenterResults;
}
bool HMI_isLPMEnabled(void)
{
return gHMI.isLPMenabled;
}
HMI_STATUS_t HMI_GetStatus(void)
{
return gHMI.status;
}
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