/** * @file dc_motors.cpp * * @date March 3, 2020 * @author Matthew Kennedy (c) 2020 */ #include "engine.h" #include "io_pins.h" #include "engine_configuration.h" #include "engine_controller.h" #include "periodic_task.h" #include "dc_motors.h" #include "dc_motor.h" #include "efi_gpio.h" #include "pwm_generator_logic.h" EXTERN_ENGINE; class DcHardware { private: OutputPin m_pinEnable; OutputPin m_pinDir1; OutputPin m_pinDir2; OutputPin m_disablePin; SimplePwm m_pwmEnable; SimplePwm m_pwmDir1; SimplePwm m_pwmDir2; public: DcHardware() : dcMotor(&m_pwmEnable, &m_pwmDir1, &m_pwmDir2, &m_disablePin) {} TwoPinDcMotor dcMotor; void setFrequency(int frequency) { m_pwmEnable.setFrequency(frequency); m_pwmDir1.setFrequency(frequency); m_pwmDir2.setFrequency(frequency); } void start(bool useTwoWires, brain_pin_e pinEnable, brain_pin_e pinDir1, brain_pin_e pinDir2, brain_pin_e pinDisable, ExecutorInterface* executor, int frequency) { dcMotor.setType(useTwoWires ? TwoPinDcMotor::ControlType::PwmDirectionPins : TwoPinDcMotor::ControlType::PwmEnablePin); // Configure the disable pin first - ensure things are in a safe state m_disablePin.initPin("ETB Disable", pinDisable); m_disablePin.setValue(0); // Clamp to >100hz int clampedFrequency = maxI(100, frequency); // no need to complicate event queue with ETB PWM in unit tests #if ! EFI_UNIT_TEST startSimplePwmHard(&m_pwmEnable, "ETB Enable", executor, pinEnable, &m_pinEnable, clampedFrequency, 0 ); startSimplePwmHard(&m_pwmDir1, "ETB Dir 1", executor, pinDir1, &m_pinDir1, clampedFrequency, 0 ); startSimplePwmHard(&m_pwmDir2, "ETB Dir 2", executor, pinDir2, &m_pinDir2, clampedFrequency, 0 ); #endif /* EFI_UNIT_TEST */ } }; static DcHardware dcHardware[ETB_COUNT + DC_PER_STEPPER]; DcMotor* initDcMotor(const dc_io& io, size_t index, bool useTwoWires DECLARE_ENGINE_PARAMETER_SUFFIX) { auto& hw = dcHardware[index]; hw.start( useTwoWires, io.controlPin1, io.directionPin1, io.directionPin2, io.disablePin, &ENGINE(executor), CONFIG(etbFreq) ); return &hw.dcMotor; } void setDcMotorFrequency(size_t index, int hz) { dcHardware[index].setFrequency(hz); } void setDcMotorDuty(size_t index, float duty) { dcHardware[index].dcMotor.set(duty); } void showDcMotorInfo(Logging* logger, int i) { DcHardware *dc = &dcHardware[i]; scheduleMsg(logger, " motor: dir=%d DC=%f", dc->dcMotor.isOpenDirection(), dc->dcMotor.get()); }