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OpenChronos/simpliciti/simpliciti.h

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Initial commit: This port consists of the following: 0) All places where I modified the original code (hopefully) are marked with my initials PFS or pfs. The only actual code changes were to write four functions to replace the intrinsic functions used by TI and IAR. 1) bluerobin code had to be elimiated because mspgcc cannot link to the provided bluerobin library and the source code is not available. 2) four intrinsic functions had to be written. As of 2010-06-13 they are untested and couple of them probably don't work yet. 3) All compiler specific areas what accommodated IAR and CCS were enhanced to accommodate MSPgcc4 4) The Simpliciti *.dat files were converted to *.h files
13 years ago
// *************************************************************************************************
//
// Copyright (C) 2009 Texas Instruments Incorporated - http://www.ti.com/
//
//
// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
// are met:
//
// Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
// notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
//
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// documentation and/or other materials provided with the
// distribution.
//
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// its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived
// from this software without specific prior written permission.
//
// THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS
// "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
// LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
// A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT
// OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
// SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT
// LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE,
// DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY
// THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
// (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE
// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
//
// *************************************************************************************************
//
// SimpliciTI packet size (TX only mode)
// -------------------------------------
//
// * packet rate (100/3) packets/second = 33.3 packets/second
// * packet length 28 bytes
// * packet structure 4 bytes preamble
// 4 bytes sync
// 1 bytes length
// 1 bytes address
// 16 bytes data
// 12 byte network data
// 4 byte user data
// 2 bytes crc
//
// SimpliciTI frequency overview
// -----------------------------
//
// CC430_End_Device_433MHz.lib (433MHz ISM band)
//
// * base frequency 433.92 MHz
// * deviation 32 kHz
// * channel spacing 25 kHz
// * used channel number 0 (frequency agility/hopping disabled)
// * data rate 76.8 kBaud
// * output power 1.4 dBm
// * duty 9,6% (TX only mode, 32 packets / second)
//
// CC430_End_Device_868MHz.lib (868MHz ISM band)
//
// * base frequency 869.525 MHz
// * deviation 32 kHz
// * channel spacing 25 kHz
// * used channel number 0 (frequency agility/hopping disabled)
// * data rate 76.8 kBaud
// * output power 1.1 dBm
// * duty 9,6% (TX only mode, 32 packets / second)
//
// CC430_End_Device_915MHz.lib (915MHz ISM band)
//
// * base frequency 902.000 MHz
// * deviation 32 kHz
// * channel spacing 200 kHz
// * used channel number 20 (frequency agility/hopping disabled)
// * data rate 76.8 kBaud
// * output power 1.3 dBm
// * duty 9.6% (TX only mode, 32 packets / second)
//
// *************************************************************************************************
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// Generic defines and variables
// Entry point into SimpliciTI library
extern unsigned char simpliciti_link(void);
// 4 byte device address overrides device address set during compile time
extern unsigned char simpliciti_ed_address[4];
// Maximum data length
#define SIMPLICITI_MAX_PAYLOAD_LENGTH (32u)
// Data to send / receive
extern unsigned char simpliciti_data[SIMPLICITI_MAX_PAYLOAD_LENGTH];
// Flag contains status information and triggers to send data or to exit SimpliciTI library
// Control is done from outside SimpliciTI library
extern unsigned char simpliciti_flag;
#define SIMPLICITI_STATUS_LINKING (BIT0)
#define SIMPLICITI_STATUS_LINKED (BIT1)
#define SIMPLICITI_STATUS_ERROR (BIT2)
#define SIMPLICITI_TRIGGER_SEND_DATA (BIT3)
#define SIMPLICITI_TRIGGER_RECEIVED_DATA (BIT4)
#define SIMPLICITI_TRIGGER_STOP (BIT5)
large update to sleep clock code and simplicti * implemented a nice send and receive framework. Code in simplic_tx_only loop can request receive window. In this window the recv of rf will be active and a R2R (ready to receive) package is sent. By then the AP should have filled outgoing buffer and a received handler is called. * made the sleep clock use initialisation. When starting the sleep clock, a new session id is requested that is sent with every package (3 bits), together with the couter (5 bits). When initialized a hash of the hardware address is sent so the clock can detect which watch is running. Also a currently unused program id can be sent to select the watch program later on.
13 years ago
#define SIMPLICITI_TRIGGER_RECEIVE_DATA (BIT6)
Initial commit: This port consists of the following: 0) All places where I modified the original code (hopefully) are marked with my initials PFS or pfs. The only actual code changes were to write four functions to replace the intrinsic functions used by TI and IAR. 1) bluerobin code had to be elimiated because mspgcc cannot link to the provided bluerobin library and the source code is not available. 2) four intrinsic functions had to be written. As of 2010-06-13 they are untested and couple of them probably don't work yet. 3) All compiler specific areas what accommodated IAR and CCS were enhanced to accommodate MSPgcc4 4) The Simpliciti *.dat files were converted to *.h files
13 years ago
// Radio frequency offset read from calibration memory
// Compensates crystal deviation from 26MHz nominal value
extern unsigned char rf_frequoffset;
// Macros
#define getFlag(val, flag) ((val&flag)==flag)
#define setFlag(val, flag) (val|=flag)
#define clearFlag(val, flag) (val&=(~flag))
#define toggleFlag(val, flag) (val^=flag)
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// SimpliciTI RX only
// Entry point into SimpliciTI library
extern void simpliciti_main_tx_only(void);
// Callback function to read data from acceleration sensor or buttons and trigger sending
extern void simpliciti_get_ed_data_callback(void);
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// SimpliciTI Sync
// Sync data length
#define BM_SYNC_DATA_LENGTH (19u)
// Device data (0)TYPE (1) - (18) DATA
#define SYNC_ED_TYPE_R2R (1u)
#define SYNC_ED_TYPE_MEMORY (2u)
#define SYNC_ED_TYPE_STATUS (3u)
// Host data (0)CMD (1) - (18) DATA
#define SYNC_AP_CMD_NOP (1u)
#define SYNC_AP_CMD_GET_STATUS (2u)
#define SYNC_AP_CMD_SET_WATCH (3u)
#define SYNC_AP_CMD_GET_MEMORY_BLOCKS_MODE_1 (4u)
#define SYNC_AP_CMD_GET_MEMORY_BLOCKS_MODE_2 (5u)
#define SYNC_AP_CMD_ERASE_MEMORY (6u)
#define SYNC_AP_CMD_EXIT (7u)
// Entry point into SimpliciTI library
extern void simpliciti_main_sync(void);
// Callback function to decode access point command
extern void simpliciti_sync_decode_ap_cmd_callback(void);
// Callback function to read data from application and trigger sending
extern void simpliciti_sync_get_data_callback(unsigned int index);
// Send reply packets (>0), 0=no need to reply
extern unsigned char simpliciti_reply_count;