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Accelerometer
// Color Blink code example for Hannah
// IO Expander Class for SX1509
class IoExpander
{
i2cPort = null;
i2cAddress = null;
constructor(port, address)
{
if(port == I2C_12)
{
// Configure I2C bus on pins 1 & 2
hardware.configure(I2C_12);
i2cPort = hardware.i2c12;
}
else if(port == I2C_89)
{
// Configure I2C bus on pins 8 & 9
hardware.configure(I2C_89);
i2cPort = hardware.i2c89;
}
else
{
server.log("Invalid I2C port specified.");
}
i2cAddress = address << 1;
}
// Read a byte
function read(register)
{
local data = i2cPort.read(i2cAddress, format("%c", register), 1);
if(data == null)
{
server.log("I2C Read Failure");
return -1;
}
return data[0];
}
// Write a byte
function write(register, data)
{
i2cPort.write(i2cAddress, format("%c%c", register, data));
}
// Write a bit to a register
function writeBit(register, bitn, level)
{
local value = read(register);
value = (level == 0)?(value & ~(1<<bitn)):(value | (1<<bitn));
write(register, value);
}
// Write a masked bit pattern
function writeMasked(register, data, mask)
{
local value = read(register);
value = (value & ~mask) | (data & mask);
write(register, value);
}
// Set a GPIO level
function setPin(gpio, level)
{
writeBit(gpio>=8?0x10:0x11, gpio&7, level?1:0);
}
// Set a GPIO direction
function setDir(gpio, output)
{
writeBit(gpio>=8?0x0e:0x0f, gpio&7, output?0:1);
}
// Set a GPIO internal pull up
function setPullUp(gpio, enable)
{
writeBit(gpio>=8?0x06:0x07, gpio&7, enable);
}
// Set GPIO interrupt mask
function setIrqMask(gpio, enable)
{
writeBit(gpio>=8?0x12:0x13, gpio&7, enable);
}
// Set GPIO interrupt edges
function setIrqEdges(gpio, rising, falling)
{
local addr = 0x17 - (gpio>>2);
local mask = 0x03 << ((gpio&3)<<1);
local data = (2*falling + rising) << ((gpio&3)<<1);
writeMasked(addr, data, mask);
}
// Clear an interrupt
function clearIrq(gpio)
{
writeBit(gpio>=8?0x18:0x19, gpio&7, 1);
}
// Get a GPIO input pin level
function getPin(gpio)
{
return (read(gpio>=8?0x10:0x11)&(1<<(gpio&7)))?1:0;
}
}
// Accelerometer Class
class Accelerometer extends IoExpander // clearly, this is not really an IOExpander, we're just nicking it's read() function
{
constructor(port, address)
{
base.constructor(port, address);
write(0x20, 0x41); // Bring device out of power-down, X axis enabled
write(0x22, 0x1b); // Both interrupt lines are active
write(0x30, 0x02); // Wake-up config when x axis exceeds threshold
write(0x32, 0x01); // Wake-up threshold
write(0x33, 0x32); // Signal for ages on triggering
write(0x14, 0xff);
write(0x15, 0xff);
write(0x16, 0xff);
write(0x17, 0xff); // Edge-sensitivity: all
setDir(3, 0);
setPullUp(3, true);
}
function getZ() {
return read(0x2d);
}
function getY() {
return read(0x2b);
}
function getX() {
return read(0x29);
}
}
// RGB LED Class
class RgbLed extends IoExpander
{
// IO Pin assignments
pinR = null;
pinG = null;
pinB = null;
constructor(port, address, r, g, b)
{
base.constructor(port, address);
// Save pin assignments
pinR = r;
pinG = g;
pinB = b;
// Disable pin input buffers
writeBit(pinR>7?0x00:0x01, pinR>7?(pinR-7):pinR, 1);
writeBit(pinG>7?0x00:0x01, pinG>7?(pinG-7):pinG, 1);
writeBit(pinB>7?0x00:0x01, pinB>7?(pinB-7):pinB, 1);
// Set pins as outputs
writeBit(pinR>7?0x0E:0x0F, pinR>7?(pinR-7):pinR, 0);
writeBit(pinG>7?0x0E:0x0F, pinG>7?(pinG-7):pinG, 0);
writeBit(pinB>7?0x0E:0x0F, pinB>7?(pinB-7):pinB, 0);
// Set pins open drain
writeBit(pinR>7?0x0A:0x0B, pinR>7?(pinR-7):pinR, 1);
writeBit(pinG>7?0x0A:0x0B, pinG>7?(pinG-7):pinG, 1);
writeBit(pinB>7?0x0A:0x0B, pinB>7?(pinB-7):pinB, 1);
// Enable LED drive
writeBit(pinR>7?0x20:0x21, pinR>7?(pinR-7):pinR, 1);
writeBit(pinG>7?0x20:0x21, pinG>7?(pinG-7):pinG, 1);
writeBit(pinB>7?0x20:0x21, pinB>7?(pinB-7):pinB, 1);
// Set to use internal 2MHz clock, linear fading
write(0x1e, 0x50);
write(0x1f, 0x10);
// Initialise as inactive
setLevels(0, 0, 0);
setPin(pinR, 0);
setPin(pinG, 0);
setPin(pinB, 0);
}
// Set LED enabled state
function setLed(r, g, b)
{
if(r != null) writeBit(pinR>7?0x20:0x21, pinR&7, r);
if(g != null) writeBit(pinG>7?0x20:0x21, pinG&7, g);
if(b != null) writeBit(pinB>7?0x20:0x21, pinB&7, b);
}
// Set red, green and blue intensity levels
function setLevels(r, g, b)
{
if(r != null) write(pinR<4?0x2A+pinR*3:0x36+(pinR-4)*5, r);
if(g != null) write(pinG<4?0x2A+pinG*3:0x36+(pinG-4)*5, g);
if(b != null) write(pinB<4?0x2A+pinB*3:0x36+(pinB-4)*5, b);
}
}
// Construct an LED
local led = RgbLed(I2C_89, 0x3E, 7, 5, 6);
local accelerometer = Accelerometer(I2C_89, 0x1c);
// Main loop
function update()
{
// Schedule the next change
imp.wakeup(0.25, update);
local r = 0;
server.log(accelerometer.read(0x11) + "," + accelerometer.getPin(3) + "+" + accelerometer.read(0x31));
// Set the LED color
led.setLevels(r, 0, 0);
}
// Register with the server
imp.configure("Toy Alarm", [], []);
// Enable the LED outputs and start color changing
led.setLed(1, 1, 1);
update();
// End of code.
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