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/**
* @file px4io.cpp
* Driver for the PX4IO board.
*
* PX4IO is connected via I2C.
*/
#include <nuttx/config.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <debug.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <queue.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <arch/board/board.h>
#include <drivers/device/device.h>
#include <drivers/device/i2c.h>
#include <drivers/drv_rc_input.h>
#include <drivers/drv_pwm_output.h>
#include <drivers/drv_gpio.h>
#include <drivers/drv_hrt.h>
#include <drivers/drv_mixer.h>
#include <systemlib/mixer/mixer.h>
#include <systemlib/perf_counter.h>
#include <systemlib/err.h>
#include <systemlib/systemlib.h>
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#include <systemlib/scheduling_priorities.h>
#include <systemlib/param/param.h>
#include <uORB/topics/actuator_controls.h>
#include <uORB/topics/actuator_controls_effective.h>
#include <uORB/topics/actuator_outputs.h>
#include <uORB/topics/vehicle_status.h>
#include <uORB/topics/vehicle_command.h>
#include <uORB/topics/rc_channels.h>
#include <uORB/topics/battery_status.h>
#include <uORB/topics/parameter_update.h>
#include <debug.h>
#include <mavlink/mavlink_log.h>
#include "uploader.h"
#include <modules/px4iofirmware/protocol.h>
#define PX4IO_SET_DEBUG _IOC(0xff00, 0)
#define PX4IO_INAIR_RESTART_ENABLE _IOC(0xff00, 1)
class PX4IO : public device::I2C
{
public:
PX4IO();
virtual ~PX4IO();
virtual int init();
virtual int ioctl(file *filp, int cmd, unsigned long arg);
virtual ssize_t write(file *filp, const char *buffer, size_t len);
/**
* Set the update rate for actuator outputs from FMU to IO.
*
* @param rate The rate in Hz actuator outpus are sent to IO.
* Min 10 Hz, max 400 Hz
*/
int set_update_rate(int rate);
/**
* Set the battery current scaling and bias
*
* @param amp_per_volt
* @param amp_bias
*/
void set_battery_current_scaling(float amp_per_volt, float amp_bias);
/**
* Push failsafe values to IO.
*
* @param vals Failsafe control inputs: in us PPM (900 for zero, 1500 for centered, 2100 for full)
* @param len Number of channels, could up to 8
*/
int set_failsafe_values(const uint16_t *vals, unsigned len);
/**
* Print the current status of IO
*/
void print_status();
inline void set_dsm_vcc_ctl(bool enable)
{
_dsm_vcc_ctl = enable;
};
inline bool get_dsm_vcc_ctl()
{
return _dsm_vcc_ctl;
};
private:
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// XXX
unsigned _max_actuators;
unsigned _max_controls;
unsigned _max_rc_input;
unsigned _max_relays;
unsigned _max_transfer;
unsigned _update_interval; ///< subscription interval limiting send rate
volatile int _task; ///< worker task
volatile bool _task_should_exit;
int _mavlink_fd;
perf_counter_t _perf_update;
/* cached IO state */
uint16_t _status;
uint16_t _alarms;
/* subscribed topics */
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int _t_actuators; ///< actuator controls topic
int _t_armed; ///< system armed control topic
int _t_vstatus; ///< system / vehicle status
int _t_param; ///< parameter update topic
/* advertised topics */
orb_advert_t _to_input_rc; ///< rc inputs from io
orb_advert_t _to_actuators_effective; ///< effective actuator controls topic
orb_advert_t _to_outputs; ///< mixed servo outputs topic
orb_advert_t _to_battery; ///< battery status / voltage
actuator_outputs_s _outputs; ///< mixed outputs
actuator_controls_effective_s _controls_effective; ///< effective controls
bool _primary_pwm_device; ///< true if we are the default PWM output
float _battery_amp_per_volt;
float _battery_amp_bias;
float _battery_mamphour_total;
uint64_t _battery_last_timestamp;
/**
* Relay1 is dedicated to controlling DSM receiver power
*/
bool _dsm_vcc_ctl;
/**
* Trampoline to the worker task
*/
static void task_main_trampoline(int argc, char *argv[]);
/**
* worker task
*/
void task_main();
/**
* Send controls to IO
*/
int io_set_control_state();
/**
* Update IO's arming-related state
*/
int io_set_arming_state();
/**
* Push RC channel configuration to IO.
*/
int io_set_rc_config();
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/**
* Fetch status and alarms from IO
*
* Also publishes battery voltage/current.
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*/
int io_get_status();
/**
* Fetch RC inputs from IO.
*
* @param input_rc Input structure to populate.
* @return OK if data was returned.
*/
int io_get_raw_rc_input(rc_input_values &input_rc);
/**
* Fetch and publish raw RC input data.
*/
int io_publish_raw_rc();
/**
* Fetch and publish the mixed control values.
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*/
int io_publish_mixed_controls();
/**
* Fetch and publish the PWM servo outputs.
*/
int io_publish_pwm_outputs();
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/**
* write register(s)
*
* @param page Register page to write to.
* @param offset Register offset to start writing at.
* @param values Pointer to array of values to write.
* @param num_values The number of values to write.
* @return Zero if all values were successfully written.
*/
int io_reg_set(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset, const uint16_t *values, unsigned num_values);
/**
* write a register
*
* @param page Register page to write to.
* @param offset Register offset to write to.
* @param value Value to write.
* @return Zero if the value was written successfully.
*/
int io_reg_set(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset, const uint16_t value);
/**
* read register(s)
*
* @param page Register page to read from.
* @param offset Register offset to start reading from.
* @param values Pointer to array where values should be stored.
* @param num_values The number of values to read.
* @return Zero if all values were successfully read.
*/
int io_reg_get(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset, uint16_t *values, unsigned num_values);
/**
* read a register
*
* @param page Register page to read from.
* @param offset Register offset to start reading from.
* @return Register value that was read, or _io_reg_get_error on error.
*/
uint32_t io_reg_get(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset);
static const uint32_t _io_reg_get_error = 0x80000000;
/**
* modify a register
*
* @param page Register page to modify.
* @param offset Register offset to modify.
* @param clearbits Bits to clear in the register.
* @param setbits Bits to set in the register.
*/
int io_reg_modify(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset, uint16_t clearbits, uint16_t setbits);
/**
* Send mixer definition text to IO
*/
int mixer_send(const char *buf, unsigned buflen);
/**
* Handle a status update from IO.
*
* Publish IO status information if necessary.
*
* @param status The status register
*/
int io_handle_status(uint16_t status);
/**
* Handle an alarm update from IO.
*
* Publish IO alarm information if necessary.
*
* @param alarm The status register
*/
int io_handle_alarms(uint16_t alarms);
};
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namespace
{
PX4IO *g_dev;
}
PX4IO::PX4IO() :
I2C("px4io", PX4IO_DEVICE_PATH, PX4_I2C_BUS_ONBOARD, PX4_I2C_OBDEV_PX4IO, 320000),
_max_actuators(0),
_max_controls(0),
_max_rc_input(0),
_max_relays(0),
_max_transfer(16), /* sensible default */
_update_interval(0),
_task(-1),
_task_should_exit(false),
_mavlink_fd(-1),
_perf_update(perf_alloc(PC_ELAPSED, "px4io update")),
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_status(0),
_alarms(0),
_t_actuators(-1),
_t_armed(-1),
_t_vstatus(-1),
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_t_param(-1),
_to_input_rc(0),
_to_actuators_effective(0),
_to_outputs(0),
_to_battery(0),
_primary_pwm_device(false),
_battery_amp_per_volt(90.0f/5.0f), // this matches the 3DR current sensor
_battery_amp_bias(0),
_battery_mamphour_total(0),
_battery_last_timestamp(0),
_dsm_vcc_ctl(false)
{
/* we need this potentially before it could be set in task_main */
g_dev = this;
/* open MAVLink text channel */
_mavlink_fd = ::open(MAVLINK_LOG_DEVICE, 0);
_debug_enabled = true;
}
PX4IO::~PX4IO()
{
/* tell the task we want it to go away */
_task_should_exit = true;
/* spin waiting for the task to stop */
for (unsigned i = 0; (i < 10) && (_task != -1); i++) {
/* give it another 100ms */
usleep(100000);
}
/* well, kill it anyway, though this will probably crash */
if (_task != -1)
task_delete(_task);
g_dev = nullptr;
}
int
PX4IO::init()
{
int ret;
ASSERT(_task == -1);
/* do regular cdev init */
ret = I2C::init();
if (ret != OK)
return ret;
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/*
* Enable a couple of retries for operations to IO.
*
* Register read/write operations are intentionally idempotent
* so this is safe as designed.
*/
_retries = 2;
/* get some parameters */
_max_actuators = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_ACTUATOR_COUNT);
_max_controls = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_CONTROL_COUNT);
_max_relays = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_RELAY_COUNT);
_max_transfer = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_MAX_TRANSFER) - 2;
_max_rc_input = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_RC_INPUT_COUNT);
if ((_max_actuators < 1) || (_max_actuators > 255) ||
(_max_relays < 1) || (_max_relays > 255) ||
(_max_transfer < 16) || (_max_transfer > 255) ||
(_max_rc_input < 1) || (_max_rc_input > 255)) {
log("failed getting parameters from PX4IO");
mavlink_log_emergency(_mavlink_fd, "[IO] param read fail, abort.");
return -1;
}
if (_max_rc_input > RC_INPUT_MAX_CHANNELS)
_max_rc_input = RC_INPUT_MAX_CHANNELS;
/*
* Check for IO flight state - if FMU was flagged to be in
* armed state, FMU is recovering from an in-air reset.
* Read back status and request the commander to arm
* in this case.
*/
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uint16_t reg;
/* get IO's last seen FMU state */
ret = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING, &reg, sizeof(reg));
if (ret != OK)
return ret;
/*
* in-air restart is only tried if the IO board reports it is
* already armed, and has been configured for in-air restart
*/
if ((reg & PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_INAIR_RESTART_OK) &&
(reg & PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_FMU_ARMED)) {
mavlink_log_emergency(_mavlink_fd, "[IO] RECOVERING FROM FMU IN-AIR RESTART");
/* WARNING: COMMANDER app/vehicle status must be initialized.
* If this fails (or the app is not started), worst-case IO
* remains untouched (so manual override is still available).
*/
int vstatus_sub = orb_subscribe(ORB_ID(vehicle_status));
/* fill with initial values, clear updated flag */
vehicle_status_s status;
uint64_t try_start_time = hrt_absolute_time();
bool updated = false;
/* keep checking for an update, ensure we got a recent state,
not something that was published a long time ago. */
do {
orb_check(vstatus_sub, &updated);
if (updated) {
/* got data, copy and exit loop */
orb_copy(ORB_ID(vehicle_status), vstatus_sub, &status);
break;
}
/* wait 10 ms */
usleep(10000);
/* abort after 5s */
if ((hrt_absolute_time() - try_start_time)/1000 > 50000) {
log("failed to recover from in-air restart (1), aborting IO driver init.");
return 1;
}
} while (true);
/* send command to arm system via command API */
vehicle_command_s cmd;
/* request arming */
cmd.param1 = 1.0f;
cmd.param2 = 0;
cmd.param3 = 0;
cmd.param4 = 0;
cmd.param5 = 0;
cmd.param6 = 0;
cmd.param7 = 0;
cmd.command = VEHICLE_CMD_COMPONENT_ARM_DISARM;
cmd.target_system = status.system_id;
cmd.target_component = status.component_id;
cmd.source_system = status.system_id;
cmd.source_component = status.component_id;
/* ask to confirm command */
cmd.confirmation = 1;
/* send command once */
(void)orb_advertise(ORB_ID(vehicle_command), &cmd);
/* spin here until IO's state has propagated into the system */
do {
orb_check(vstatus_sub, &updated);
if (updated) {
orb_copy(ORB_ID(vehicle_status), vstatus_sub, &status);
}
/* wait 10 ms */
usleep(10000);
/* abort after 5s */
if ((hrt_absolute_time() - try_start_time)/1000 > 50000) {
log("failed to recover from in-air restart (2), aborting IO driver init.");
return 1;
}
/* keep waiting for state change for 10 s */
} while (!status.flag_system_armed);
/* regular boot, no in-air restart, init IO */
} else {
/* dis-arm IO before touching anything */
io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING,
PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_FMU_ARMED |
PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_INAIR_RESTART_OK |
PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_MANUAL_OVERRIDE_OK, 0);
/* publish RC config to IO */
ret = io_set_rc_config();
if (ret != OK) {
log("failed to update RC input config");
mavlink_log_info(_mavlink_fd, "[IO] RC config upload fail");
return ret;
}
}
/* try to claim the generic PWM output device node as well - it's OK if we fail at this */
ret = register_driver(PWM_OUTPUT_DEVICE_PATH, &fops, 0666, (void *)this);
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if (ret == OK) {
log("default PWM output device");
_primary_pwm_device = true;
}
/* start the IO interface task */
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_task = task_create("px4io", SCHED_PRIORITY_ACTUATOR_OUTPUTS, 4096, (main_t)&PX4IO::task_main_trampoline, nullptr);
if (_task < 0) {
debug("task start failed: %d", errno);
return -errno;
}
mavlink_log_info(_mavlink_fd, "[IO] init ok");
return OK;
}
void
PX4IO::task_main_trampoline(int argc, char *argv[])
{
g_dev->task_main();
}
void
PX4IO::task_main()
{
hrt_abstime last_poll_time = 0;
log("starting");
/*
* Subscribe to the appropriate PWM output topic based on whether we are the
* primary PWM output or not.
*/
_t_actuators = orb_subscribe(_primary_pwm_device ? ORB_ID_VEHICLE_ATTITUDE_CONTROLS :
ORB_ID(actuator_controls_1));
orb_set_interval(_t_actuators, 20); /* default to 50Hz */
_t_armed = orb_subscribe(ORB_ID(actuator_armed));
orb_set_interval(_t_armed, 200); /* 5Hz update rate */
_t_vstatus = orb_subscribe(ORB_ID(vehicle_status));
orb_set_interval(_t_vstatus, 200); /* 5Hz update rate max. */
_t_param = orb_subscribe(ORB_ID(parameter_update));
orb_set_interval(_t_param, 500); /* 2Hz update rate max. */
/* poll descriptor */
pollfd fds[4];
fds[0].fd = _t_actuators;
fds[0].events = POLLIN;
fds[1].fd = _t_armed;
fds[1].events = POLLIN;
fds[2].fd = _t_vstatus;
fds[2].events = POLLIN;
fds[3].fd = _t_param;
fds[3].events = POLLIN;
debug("ready");
/* lock against the ioctl handler */
lock();
/* loop talking to IO */
while (!_task_should_exit) {
/* adjust update interval */
if (_update_interval != 0) {
if (_update_interval < 5)
_update_interval = 5;
if (_update_interval > 100)
_update_interval = 100;
orb_set_interval(_t_actuators, _update_interval);
_update_interval = 0;
}
/* sleep waiting for topic updates, but no more than 20ms */
unlock();
int ret = ::poll(&fds[0], sizeof(fds) / sizeof(fds[0]), 20);
lock();
/* this would be bad... */
if (ret < 0) {
log("poll error %d", errno);
continue;
}
perf_begin(_perf_update);
hrt_abstime now = hrt_absolute_time();
/* if we have new control data from the ORB, handle it */
if (fds[0].revents & POLLIN)
io_set_control_state();
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/* if we have an arming state update, handle it */
if ((fds[1].revents & POLLIN) || (fds[2].revents & POLLIN))
io_set_arming_state();
/*
* If it's time for another tick of the polling status machine,
* try it now.
*/
if ((now - last_poll_time) >= 20000) {
/*
* Pull status and alarms from IO.
*/
io_get_status();
/*
* Get raw R/C input from IO.
*/
io_publish_raw_rc();
/*
* Fetch mixed servo controls and PWM outputs from IO.
*
* XXX We could do this at a reduced rate in many/most cases.
*/
io_publish_mixed_controls();
io_publish_pwm_outputs();
/*
* If parameters have changed, re-send RC mappings to IO
*
* XXX this may be a bit spammy
*/
if (fds[3].revents & POLLIN) {
parameter_update_s pupdate;
/* copy to reset the notification */
orb_copy(ORB_ID(parameter_update), _t_param, &pupdate);
/* re-upload RC input config as it may have changed */
io_set_rc_config();
}
}
perf_end(_perf_update);
}
unlock();
debug("exiting");
/* clean up the alternate device node */
if (_primary_pwm_device)
unregister_driver(PWM_OUTPUT_DEVICE_PATH);
/* tell the dtor that we are exiting */
_task = -1;
_exit(0);
}
int
PX4IO::io_set_control_state()
{
actuator_controls_s controls; ///< actuator outputs
uint16_t regs[_max_actuators];
/* get controls */
orb_copy(_primary_pwm_device ? ORB_ID_VEHICLE_ATTITUDE_CONTROLS :
ORB_ID(actuator_controls_1), _t_actuators, &controls);
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_controls; i++)
regs[i] = FLOAT_TO_REG(controls.control[i]);
/* copy values to registers in IO */
return io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_CONTROLS, 0, regs, _max_controls);
}
int
PX4IO::set_failsafe_values(const uint16_t *vals, unsigned len)
{
if (len > _max_actuators)
/* fail with error */
return E2BIG;
/* copy values to registers in IO */
return io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_FAILSAFE_PWM, 0, vals, len);
}
int
PX4IO::io_set_arming_state()
{
actuator_armed_s armed; ///< system armed state
vehicle_status_s vstatus; ///< overall system state
orb_copy(ORB_ID(actuator_armed), _t_armed, &armed);
orb_copy(ORB_ID(vehicle_status), _t_vstatus, &vstatus);
uint16_t set = 0;
uint16_t clear = 0;
if (armed.armed && !armed.lockdown) {
set |= PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_FMU_ARMED;
} else {
clear |= PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_FMU_ARMED;
}
if (armed.ready_to_arm) {
set |= PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_IO_ARM_OK;
} else {
clear |= PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_IO_ARM_OK;
}
if (vstatus.flag_external_manual_override_ok) {
set |= PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_MANUAL_OVERRIDE_OK;
} else {
clear |= PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_MANUAL_OVERRIDE_OK;
}
return io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING, clear, set);
}
int
PX4IO::io_set_rc_config()
{
unsigned offset = 0;
int input_map[_max_rc_input];
int32_t ichan;
int ret = OK;
/*
* Generate the input channel -> control channel mapping table;
* assign RC_MAP_ROLL/PITCH/YAW/THROTTLE to the canonical
* controls.
*/
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_rc_input; i++)
input_map[i] = -1;
/*
* NOTE: The indices for mapped channels are 1-based
* for compatibility reasons with existing
* autopilots / GCS'.
*/
param_get(param_find("RC_MAP_ROLL"), &ichan);
if ((ichan >= 0) && (ichan < (int)_max_rc_input))
input_map[ichan - 1] = 0;
param_get(param_find("RC_MAP_PITCH"), &ichan);
if ((ichan >= 0) && (ichan < (int)_max_rc_input))
input_map[ichan - 1] = 1;
param_get(param_find("RC_MAP_YAW"), &ichan);
if ((ichan >= 0) && (ichan < (int)_max_rc_input))
input_map[ichan - 1] = 2;
param_get(param_find("RC_MAP_THROTTLE"), &ichan);
if ((ichan >= 0) && (ichan < (int)_max_rc_input))
input_map[ichan - 1] = 3;
ichan = 4;
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_rc_input; i++)
if (input_map[i] == -1)
input_map[i] = ichan++;
/*
* Iterate all possible RC inputs.
*/
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_rc_input; i++) {
uint16_t regs[PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_STRIDE];
char pname[16];
float fval;
/*
* RC params are floats, but do only
* contain integer values. Do not scale
* or cast them, let the auto-typeconversion
* do its job here.
* Channels: 500 - 2500
* Inverted flag: -1 (inverted) or 1 (normal)
*/
sprintf(pname, "RC%d_MIN", i + 1);
param_get(param_find(pname), &fval);
regs[PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_MIN] = fval;
sprintf(pname, "RC%d_TRIM", i + 1);
param_get(param_find(pname), &fval);
regs[PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_CENTER] = fval;
sprintf(pname, "RC%d_MAX", i + 1);
param_get(param_find(pname), &fval);
regs[PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_MAX] = fval;
sprintf(pname, "RC%d_DZ", i + 1);
param_get(param_find(pname), &fval);
regs[PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_DEADZONE] = fval;
regs[PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_ASSIGNMENT] = input_map[i];
regs[PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_OPTIONS] = PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_OPTIONS_ENABLED;
sprintf(pname, "RC%d_REV", i + 1);
param_get(param_find(pname), &fval);
/*
* This has been taken for the sake of compatibility
* with APM's setup / mission planner: normal: 1,
* inverted: -1
*/
if (fval < 0) {
regs[PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_OPTIONS] |= PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_OPTIONS_REVERSE;
}
/* send channel config to IO */
ret = io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_CONFIG, offset, regs, PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_STRIDE);
if (ret != OK) {
log("rc config upload failed");
break;
}
/* check the IO initialisation flag */
if (!(io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS) & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_INIT_OK)) {
log("config for RC%d rejected by IO", i + 1);
break;
}
offset += PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_STRIDE;
}
return ret;
}
int
PX4IO::io_handle_status(uint16_t status)
{
int ret = 1;
/**
* WARNING: This section handles in-air resets.
*/
/* check for IO reset - force it back to armed if necessary */
if (_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARMED && !(status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARMED)
&& !(status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARM_SYNC)) {
/* set the arming flag */
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS, 0, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARMED | PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARM_SYNC);
/* set new status */
_status = status;
_status &= PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARMED;
} else if (!(_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARM_SYNC)) {
/* set the sync flag */
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS, 0, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARM_SYNC);
/* set new status */
_status = status;
} else {
ret = 0;
/* set new status */
_status = status;
}
return ret;
}
int
PX4IO::io_handle_alarms(uint16_t alarms)
{
/* XXX handle alarms */
/* set new alarms state */
_alarms = alarms;
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return 0;
}
int
PX4IO::io_get_status()
{
uint16_t regs[4];
int ret;
/* get STATUS_FLAGS, STATUS_ALARMS, STATUS_VBATT, STATUS_IBATT in that order */
ret = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS, &regs[0], sizeof(regs) / sizeof(regs[0]));
if (ret != OK)
return ret;
io_handle_status(regs[0]);
io_handle_alarms(regs[1]);
/* only publish if battery has a valid minimum voltage */
if (regs[2] > 3300) {
battery_status_s battery_status;
battery_status.timestamp = hrt_absolute_time();
/* voltage is scaled to mV */
battery_status.voltage_v = regs[2] / 1000.0f;
/*
regs[3] contains the raw ADC count, as 12 bit ADC
value, with full range being 3.3v
*/
battery_status.current_a = regs[3] * (3.3f/4096.0f) * _battery_amp_per_volt;
battery_status.current_a += _battery_amp_bias;
/*
integrate battery over time to get total mAh used
*/
if (_battery_last_timestamp != 0) {
_battery_mamphour_total += battery_status.current_a *
(battery_status.timestamp - _battery_last_timestamp) * 1.0e-3f / 3600;
}
battery_status.discharged_mah = _battery_mamphour_total;
_battery_last_timestamp = battery_status.timestamp;
/* lazily publish the battery voltage */
if (_to_battery > 0) {
orb_publish(ORB_ID(battery_status), _to_battery, &battery_status);
} else {
_to_battery = orb_advertise(ORB_ID(battery_status), &battery_status);
}
}
return ret;
}
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int
PX4IO::io_get_raw_rc_input(rc_input_values &input_rc)
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{
uint32_t channel_count;
int ret = OK;
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/* we don't have the status bits, so input_source has to be set elsewhere */
input_rc.input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_UNKNOWN;
/*
* XXX Because the channel count and channel data are fetched
* separately, there is a risk of a race between the two
* that could leave us with channel data and a count that
* are out of sync.
* Fixing this would require a guarantee of atomicity from
* IO, and a single fetch for both count and channels.
*
* XXX Since IO has the input calibration info, we ought to be
* able to get the pre-fixed-up controls directly.
*
* XXX can we do this more cheaply? If we knew we had DMA, it would
* almost certainly be better to just get all the inputs...
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*/
channel_count = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RAW_RC_INPUT, PX4IO_P_RAW_RC_COUNT);
if (channel_count == _io_reg_get_error)
return -EIO;
if (channel_count > RC_INPUT_MAX_CHANNELS)
channel_count = RC_INPUT_MAX_CHANNELS;
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input_rc.channel_count = channel_count;
if (channel_count > 0) {
ret = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RAW_RC_INPUT, PX4IO_P_RAW_RC_BASE, input_rc.values, channel_count);
if (ret == OK)
input_rc.timestamp = hrt_absolute_time();
}
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return ret;
}
int
PX4IO::io_publish_raw_rc()
{
/* if no raw RC, just don't publish */
if (!(_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_OK))
return OK;
/* fetch values from IO */
rc_input_values rc_val;
rc_val.timestamp = hrt_absolute_time();
int ret = io_get_raw_rc_input(rc_val);
if (ret != OK)
return ret;
/* sort out the source of the values */
if (_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_PPM) {
rc_val.input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_PX4IO_PPM;
} else if (_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_DSM) {
rc_val.input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_PX4IO_SPEKTRUM;
} else if (_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_SBUS) {
rc_val.input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_PX4IO_SBUS;
} else {
rc_val.input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_UNKNOWN;
}
/* lazily advertise on first publication */
if (_to_input_rc == 0) {
_to_input_rc = orb_advertise(ORB_ID(input_rc), &rc_val);
} else {
orb_publish(ORB_ID(input_rc), _to_input_rc, &rc_val);
}
return OK;
}
int
PX4IO::io_publish_mixed_controls()
{
/* if no FMU comms(!) just don't publish */
if (!(_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_FMU_OK))
return OK;
/* if not taking raw PPM from us, must be mixing */
if (_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RAW_PWM)
return OK;
/* data we are going to fetch */
actuator_controls_effective_s controls_effective;
controls_effective.timestamp = hrt_absolute_time();
/* get actuator controls from IO */
uint16_t act[_max_actuators];
int ret = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_ACTUATORS, 0, act, _max_actuators);
if (ret != OK)
return ret;
/* convert from register format to float */
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_actuators; i++)
controls_effective.control_effective[i] = REG_TO_FLOAT(act[i]);
/* laxily advertise on first publication */
if (_to_actuators_effective == 0) {
_to_actuators_effective =
orb_advertise((_primary_pwm_device ?
ORB_ID_VEHICLE_ATTITUDE_CONTROLS_EFFECTIVE :
ORB_ID(actuator_controls_effective_1)),
&controls_effective);
} else {
orb_publish((_primary_pwm_device ?
ORB_ID_VEHICLE_ATTITUDE_CONTROLS_EFFECTIVE :
ORB_ID(actuator_controls_effective_1)),
_to_actuators_effective, &controls_effective);
}
return OK;
}
int
PX4IO::io_publish_pwm_outputs()
{
/* if no FMU comms(!) just don't publish */
if (!(_status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_FMU_OK))
return OK;
/* data we are going to fetch */
actuator_outputs_s outputs;
outputs.timestamp = hrt_absolute_time();
/* get servo values from IO */
uint16_t ctl[_max_actuators];
int ret = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SERVOS, 0, ctl, _max_actuators);
if (ret != OK)
return ret;
/* convert from register format to float */
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_actuators; i++)
outputs.output[i] = ctl[i];
outputs.noutputs = _max_actuators;
/* lazily advertise on first publication */
if (_to_outputs == 0) {
_to_outputs = orb_advertise((_primary_pwm_device ?
ORB_ID_VEHICLE_CONTROLS :
ORB_ID(actuator_outputs_1)),
&outputs);
} else {
orb_publish((_primary_pwm_device ?
ORB_ID_VEHICLE_CONTROLS :
ORB_ID(actuator_outputs_1)),
_to_outputs,
&outputs);
}
return OK;
}
int
PX4IO::io_reg_set(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset, const uint16_t *values, unsigned num_values)
{
/* range check the transfer */
if (num_values > ((_max_transfer) / sizeof(*values))) {
debug("io_reg_set: too many registers (%u, max %u)", num_values, _max_transfer / 2);
return -EINVAL;
}
/* set up the transfer */
uint8_t addr[2] = {
page,
offset
};
i2c_msg_s msgv[2];
msgv[0].flags = 0;
msgv[0].buffer = addr;
msgv[0].length = 2;
msgv[1].flags = I2C_M_NORESTART;
msgv[1].buffer = (uint8_t *)values;
msgv[1].length = num_values * sizeof(*values);
/* perform the transfer */
int ret = transfer(msgv, 2);
if (ret != OK)
debug("io_reg_set: error %d", ret);
return ret;
}
int
PX4IO::io_reg_set(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset, uint16_t value)
{
return io_reg_set(page, offset, &value, 1);
}
int
PX4IO::io_reg_get(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset, uint16_t *values, unsigned num_values)
{
/* set up the transfer */
uint8_t addr[2] = {
page,
offset
};
i2c_msg_s msgv[2];
msgv[0].flags = 0;
msgv[0].buffer = addr;
msgv[0].length = 2;
msgv[1].flags = I2C_M_READ;
msgv[1].buffer = (uint8_t *)values;
msgv[1].length = num_values * sizeof(*values);
/* perform the transfer */
int ret = transfer(msgv, 2);
if (ret != OK)
debug("io_reg_get: data error %d", ret);
return ret;
}
uint32_t
PX4IO::io_reg_get(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset)
{
uint16_t value;
if (io_reg_get(page, offset, &value, 1))
return _io_reg_get_error;
return value;
}
int
PX4IO::io_reg_modify(uint8_t page, uint8_t offset, uint16_t clearbits, uint16_t setbits)
{
int ret;
uint16_t value;
ret = io_reg_get(page, offset, &value, 1);
if (ret)
return ret;
value &= ~clearbits;
value |= setbits;
return io_reg_set(page, offset, value);
}
int
PX4IO::mixer_send(const char *buf, unsigned buflen)
{
uint8_t frame[_max_transfer];
px4io_mixdata *msg = (px4io_mixdata *)&frame[0];
unsigned max_len = _max_transfer - sizeof(px4io_mixdata);
msg->f2i_mixer_magic = F2I_MIXER_MAGIC;
msg->action = F2I_MIXER_ACTION_RESET;
do {
unsigned count = buflen;
if (count > max_len)
count = max_len;
if (count > 0) {
memcpy(&msg->text[0], buf, count);
buf += count;
buflen -= count;
}
/*
* We have to send an even number of bytes. This
* will only happen on the very last transfer of a
* mixer, and we are guaranteed that there will be
* space left to round up as _max_transfer will be
* even.
*/
unsigned total_len = sizeof(px4io_mixdata) + count;
if (total_len % 1) {
msg->text[count] = '\0';
total_len++;
}
int ret = io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_MIXERLOAD, 0, (uint16_t *)frame, total_len / 2);
if (ret) {
log("mixer send error %d", ret);
return ret;
}
msg->action = F2I_MIXER_ACTION_APPEND;
} while (buflen > 0);
/* check for the mixer-OK flag */
if (io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS) & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_MIXER_OK) {
debug("mixer upload OK");
mavlink_log_info(_mavlink_fd, "[IO] mixer upload ok");
return 0;
} else {
debug("mixer rejected by IO");
mavlink_log_info(_mavlink_fd, "[IO] mixer upload fail");
}
/* load must have failed for some reason */
return -EINVAL;
}
void
PX4IO::print_status()
{
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/* basic configuration */
printf("protocol %u software %u bootloader %u buffer %uB\n",
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_PROTOCOL_VERSION),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_SOFTWARE_VERSION),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_BOOTLOADER_VERSION),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_MAX_TRANSFER));
printf("%u controls %u actuators %u R/C inputs %u analog inputs %u relays\n",
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_CONTROL_COUNT),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_ACTUATOR_COUNT),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_RC_INPUT_COUNT),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_ADC_INPUT_COUNT),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_RELAY_COUNT));
/* status */
printf("%u bytes free\n",
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FREEMEM));
uint16_t flags = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS);
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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printf("status 0x%04x%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s\n",
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flags,
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARMED) ? " ARMED" : ""),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_OVERRIDE) ? " OVERRIDE" : ""),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_OK) ? " RC_OK" : " RC_FAIL"),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_PPM) ? " PPM" : ""),
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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(((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_DSM) && (!(flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_DSM11))) ? " DSM10" : ""),
(((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_DSM) && (flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_DSM11)) ? " DSM11" : ""),
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((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_SBUS) ? " SBUS" : ""),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_FMU_OK) ? " FMU_OK" : " FMU_FAIL"),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RAW_PWM) ? " RAW_PPM" : ""),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_MIXER_OK) ? " MIXER_OK" : " MIXER_FAIL"),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_ARM_SYNC) ? " ARM_SYNC" : " ARM_NO_SYNC"),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_INIT_OK) ? " INIT_OK" : " INIT_FAIL"),
((flags & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_FAILSAFE) ? " FAILSAFE" : ""));
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uint16_t alarms = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS);
printf("alarms 0x%04x%s%s%s%s%s%s%s\n",
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alarms,
((alarms & PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_VBATT_LOW) ? " VBATT_LOW" : ""),
((alarms & PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_TEMPERATURE) ? " TEMPERATURE" : ""),
((alarms & PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_SERVO_CURRENT) ? " SERVO_CURRENT" : ""),
((alarms & PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_ACC_CURRENT) ? " ACC_CURRENT" : ""),
((alarms & PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_FMU_LOST) ? " FMU_LOST" : ""),
((alarms & PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_RC_LOST) ? " RC_LOST" : ""),
((alarms & PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_PWM_ERROR) ? " PWM_ERROR" : ""));
/* now clear alarms */
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS, 0xFFFF);
printf("vbatt %u ibatt %u vbatt scale %u\n",
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_VBATT),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_IBATT),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_VBATT_SCALE));
printf("amp_per_volt %.3f amp_offset %.3f mAh discharged %.3f\n",
(double)_battery_amp_per_volt,
(double)_battery_amp_bias,
(double)_battery_mamphour_total);
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printf("actuators");
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_actuators; i++)
printf(" %u", io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_ACTUATORS, i));
printf("\n");
printf("servos");
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_actuators; i++)
printf(" %u", io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SERVOS, i));
printf("\n");
uint16_t raw_inputs = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RAW_RC_INPUT, PX4IO_P_RAW_RC_COUNT);
printf("%d raw R/C inputs", raw_inputs);
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for (unsigned i = 0; i < raw_inputs; i++)
printf(" %u", io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RAW_RC_INPUT, PX4IO_P_RAW_RC_BASE + i));
printf("\n");
uint16_t mapped_inputs = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_INPUT, PX4IO_P_RC_VALID);
printf("mapped R/C inputs 0x%04x", mapped_inputs);
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for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_rc_input; i++) {
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if (mapped_inputs & (1 << i))
printf(" %u:%d", i, REG_TO_SIGNED(io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_INPUT, PX4IO_P_RC_BASE + i)));
}
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printf("\n");
uint16_t adc_inputs = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONFIG, PX4IO_P_CONFIG_ADC_INPUT_COUNT);
printf("ADC inputs");
for (unsigned i = 0; i < adc_inputs; i++)
printf(" %u", io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RAW_ADC_INPUT, i));
printf("\n");
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/* setup and state */
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printf("features 0x%04x\n", io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_FEATURES));
uint16_t arming = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING);
printf("arming 0x%04x%s%s%s%s\n",
arming,
((arming & PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_FMU_ARMED) ? " FMU_ARMED" : ""),
((arming & PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_IO_ARM_OK) ? " IO_ARM_OK" : ""),
((arming & PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_MANUAL_OVERRIDE_OK) ? " MANUAL_OVERRIDE_OK" : ""),
((arming & PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_INAIR_RESTART_OK) ? " INAIR_RESTART_OK" : ""));
printf("rates 0x%04x default %u alt %u relays 0x%04x\n",
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io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_PWM_RATES),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_PWM_DEFAULTRATE),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_PWM_ALTRATE),
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io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_RELAYS));
printf("debuglevel %u\n", io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_SET_DEBUG));
printf("controls");
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_controls; i++)
printf(" %u", io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_CONTROLS, i));
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printf("\n");
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for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_rc_input; i++) {
unsigned base = PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_STRIDE * i;
uint16_t options = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_CONFIG, base + PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_OPTIONS);
printf("input %u min %u center %u max %u deadzone %u assigned %u options 0x%04x%s%s\n",
i,
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_CONFIG, base + PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_MIN),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_CONFIG, base + PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_CENTER),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_CONFIG, base + PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_MAX),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_CONFIG, base + PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_DEADZONE),
io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RC_CONFIG, base + PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_ASSIGNMENT),
options,
((options & PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_OPTIONS_ENABLED) ? " ENABLED" : ""),
((options & PX4IO_P_RC_CONFIG_OPTIONS_REVERSE) ? " REVERSED" : ""));
}
printf("failsafe");
for (unsigned i = 0; i < _max_actuators; i++)
printf(" %u", io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_FAILSAFE_PWM, i));
printf("\n");
}
int
PX4IO::ioctl(file * /*filep*/, int cmd, unsigned long arg)
/* Make it obvious that file * isn't used here */
{
int ret = OK;
/* regular ioctl? */
switch (cmd) {
case PWM_SERVO_ARM:
/* set the 'armed' bit */
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING, 0, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_FMU_ARMED);
break;
case PWM_SERVO_SET_ARM_OK:
/* set the 'OK to arm' bit */
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING, 0, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_IO_ARM_OK);
break;
case PWM_SERVO_CLEAR_ARM_OK:
/* clear the 'OK to arm' bit */
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_IO_ARM_OK, 0);
break;
case PWM_SERVO_DISARM:
/* clear the 'armed' bit */
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_FMU_ARMED, 0);
break;
case PWM_SERVO_SET_UPDATE_RATE:
/* set the requested alternate rate */
ret = io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_PWM_ALTRATE, arg);
break;
case PWM_SERVO_SELECT_UPDATE_RATE: {
/* blindly clear the PWM update alarm - might be set for some other reason */
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_PWM_ERROR);
/* attempt to set the rate map */
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_PWM_RATES, arg);
/* check that the changes took */
uint16_t alarms = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS);
if (alarms & PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_PWM_ERROR) {
ret = -EINVAL;
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_ALARMS_PWM_ERROR);
}
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break;
}
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case PWM_SERVO_GET_COUNT:
*(unsigned *)arg = _max_actuators;
break;
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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case DSM_BIND_START:
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_DSM, dsm_bind_power_down);
usleep(500000);
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_DSM, dsm_bind_set_rx_out);
usleep(1000);
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_DSM, dsm_bind_power_up);
usleep(100000);
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_DSM, dsm_bind_send_pulses | (arg << 4));
break;
case DSM_BIND_STOP:
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_DSM, dsm_bind_power_down);
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_DSM, dsm_bind_reinit_uart);
usleep(500000);
break;
case DSM_BIND_POWER_UP:
io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_DSM, dsm_bind_power_up);
break;
case PWM_SERVO_SET(0) ... PWM_SERVO_SET(PWM_OUTPUT_MAX_CHANNELS - 1): {
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/* TODO: we could go lower for e.g. TurboPWM */
unsigned channel = cmd - PWM_SERVO_SET(0);
if ((channel >= _max_actuators) || (arg < 900) || (arg > 2100)) {
ret = -EINVAL;
} else {
/* send a direct PWM value */
ret = io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_DIRECT_PWM, channel, arg);
}
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break;
}
case PWM_SERVO_GET(0) ... PWM_SERVO_GET(PWM_OUTPUT_MAX_CHANNELS - 1): {
unsigned channel = cmd - PWM_SERVO_GET(0);
if (channel >= _max_actuators) {
ret = -EINVAL;
} else {
/* fetch a current PWM value */
uint32_t value = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SERVOS, channel);
if (value == _io_reg_get_error) {
ret = -EIO;
} else {
*(servo_position_t *)arg = value;
}
}
break;
}
case PWM_SERVO_GET_RATEGROUP(0) ... PWM_SERVO_GET_RATEGROUP(PWM_OUTPUT_MAX_CHANNELS - 1): {
unsigned channel = cmd - PWM_SERVO_GET_RATEGROUP(0);
uint32_t value = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_PWM_INFO, PX4IO_RATE_MAP_BASE + channel);
*(uint32_t *)arg = value;
break;
}
case GPIO_RESET: {
uint32_t bits = (1 << _max_relays) - 1;
/* don't touch relay1 if it's controlling RX vcc */
if (_dsm_vcc_ctl)
bits &= ~PX4IO_RELAY1;
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_RELAYS, bits, 0);
break;
}
case GPIO_SET:
arg &= ((1 << _max_relays) - 1);
/* don't touch relay1 if it's controlling RX vcc */
if (_dsm_vcc_ctl & (arg & PX4IO_RELAY1))
ret = -EINVAL;
else
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_RELAYS, 0, arg);
break;
case GPIO_CLEAR:
arg &= ((1 << _max_relays) - 1);
/* don't touch relay1 if it's controlling RX vcc */
if (_dsm_vcc_ctl & (arg & PX4IO_RELAY1))
ret = -EINVAL;
else
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_RELAYS, arg, 0);
break;
case GPIO_GET:
*(uint32_t *)arg = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_RELAYS);
if (*(uint32_t *)arg == _io_reg_get_error)
ret = -EIO;
break;
case MIXERIOCGETOUTPUTCOUNT:
*(unsigned *)arg = _max_actuators;
break;
case MIXERIOCRESET:
ret = 0; /* load always resets */
break;
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case MIXERIOCLOADBUF: {
const char *buf = (const char *)arg;
ret = mixer_send(buf, strnlen(buf, 2048));
break;
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}
case RC_INPUT_GET: {
uint16_t status;
rc_input_values *rc_val = (rc_input_values *)arg;
ret = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_STATUS, PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS, &status, 1);
if (ret != OK)
break;
/* if no R/C input, don't try to fetch anything */
if (!(status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_OK)) {
ret = -ENOTCONN;
break;
}
/* sort out the source of the values */
if (status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_PPM) {
rc_val->input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_PX4IO_PPM;
} else if (status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_DSM) {
rc_val->input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_PX4IO_SPEKTRUM;
} else if (status & PX4IO_P_STATUS_FLAGS_RC_SBUS) {
rc_val->input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_PX4IO_SBUS;
} else {
rc_val->input_source = RC_INPUT_SOURCE_UNKNOWN;
}
/* read raw R/C input values */
ret = io_reg_get(PX4IO_PAGE_RAW_RC_INPUT, PX4IO_P_RAW_RC_BASE, &(rc_val->values[0]), _max_rc_input);
break;
}
case PX4IO_SET_DEBUG:
/* set the debug level */
ret = io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_SET_DEBUG, arg);
break;
case PX4IO_INAIR_RESTART_ENABLE:
/* set/clear the 'in-air restart' bit */
if (arg) {
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING, 0, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_INAIR_RESTART_OK);
} else {
ret = io_reg_modify(PX4IO_PAGE_SETUP, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING, PX4IO_P_SETUP_ARMING_INAIR_RESTART_OK, 0);
}
break;
default:
/* not a recognized value */
ret = -ENOTTY;
}
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return ret;
}
ssize_t
PX4IO::write(file *filp, const char *buffer, size_t len)
{
unsigned count = len / 2;
if (count > _max_actuators)
count = _max_actuators;
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if (count > 0) {
int ret = io_reg_set(PX4IO_PAGE_DIRECT_PWM, 0, (uint16_t *)buffer, count);
if (ret != OK)
return ret;
}
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return count * 2;
}
int
PX4IO::set_update_rate(int rate)
{
int interval_ms = 1000 / rate;
if (interval_ms < 5) {
interval_ms = 5;
warnx("update rate too high, limiting interval to %d ms (%d Hz).", interval_ms, 1000 / interval_ms);
}
if (interval_ms > 100) {
interval_ms = 100;
warnx("update rate too low, limiting to %d ms (%d Hz).", interval_ms, 1000 / interval_ms);
}
_update_interval = interval_ms;
return 0;
}
void
PX4IO::set_battery_current_scaling(float amp_per_volt, float amp_bias)
{
_battery_amp_per_volt = amp_per_volt;
_battery_amp_bias = amp_bias;
}
extern "C" __EXPORT int px4io_main(int argc, char *argv[]);
namespace
{
void
start(int argc, char *argv[])
{
if (g_dev != nullptr)
errx(1, "already loaded");
/* create the driver - it will set g_dev */
(void)new PX4IO();
if (g_dev == nullptr)
errx(1, "driver alloc failed");
if (OK != g_dev->init()) {
delete g_dev;
errx(1, "driver init failed");
}
int dsm_vcc_ctl;
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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if (param_get(param_find("RC_RL1_DSM_VCC"), &dsm_vcc_ctl) == OK) {
if (dsm_vcc_ctl) {
g_dev->set_dsm_vcc_ctl(true);
g_dev->ioctl(nullptr, DSM_BIND_POWER_UP, 0);
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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}
}
exit(0);
}
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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void
bind(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int pulses;
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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if (g_dev == nullptr)
errx(1, "px4io must be started first");
if (!g_dev->get_dsm_vcc_ctl())
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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errx(1, "DSM bind feature not enabled");
if (argc < 3)
errx(0, "needs argument, use dsm2 or dsmx");
if (!strcmp(argv[2], "dsm2"))
pulses = 3;
else if (!strcmp(argv[2], "dsmx"))
pulses = 7;
else
errx(1, "unknown parameter %s, use dsm2 or dsmx", argv[2]);
g_dev->ioctl(nullptr, DSM_BIND_START, pulses);
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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/* Open console directly to grab CTRL-C signal */
int console = open("/dev/console", O_NONBLOCK | O_RDONLY | O_NOCTTY);
if (!console)
errx(1, "failed opening console");
warnx("This command will only bind DSM if satellite VCC (red wire) is controlled by relay 1.");
warnx("Press CTRL-C or 'c' when done.");
for (;;) {
usleep(500000L);
/* Check if user wants to quit */
char c;
if (read(console, &c, 1) == 1) {
if (c == 0x03 || c == 0x63) {
warnx("Done\n");
g_dev->ioctl(nullptr, DSM_BIND_STOP, 0);
g_dev->ioctl(nullptr, DSM_BIND_POWER_UP, 0);
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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close(console);
exit(0);
}
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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}
}
}
void
test(void)
{
int fd;
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unsigned servo_count = 0;
unsigned pwm_value = 1000;
int direction = 1;
int ret;
fd = open(PX4IO_DEVICE_PATH, O_WRONLY);
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if (fd < 0)
err(1, "failed to open device");
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if (ioctl(fd, PWM_SERVO_GET_COUNT, (unsigned long)&servo_count))
err(1, "failed to get servo count");
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if (ioctl(fd, PWM_SERVO_ARM, 0))
err(1, "failed to arm servos");
/* Open console directly to grab CTRL-C signal */
int console = open("/dev/console", O_NONBLOCK | O_RDONLY | O_NOCTTY);
if (!console)
err(1, "failed opening console");
warnx("Press CTRL-C or 'c' to abort.");
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for (;;) {
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/* sweep all servos between 1000..2000 */
servo_position_t servos[servo_count];
for (unsigned i = 0; i < servo_count; i++)
servos[i] = pwm_value;
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ret = write(fd, servos, sizeof(servos));
if (ret != (int)sizeof(servos))
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err(1, "error writing PWM servo data, wrote %u got %d", sizeof(servos), ret);
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if (direction > 0) {
if (pwm_value < 2000) {
pwm_value++;
} else {
direction = -1;
}
} else {
if (pwm_value > 1000) {
pwm_value--;
} else {
direction = 1;
}
}
/* readback servo values */
for (unsigned i = 0; i < servo_count; i++) {
servo_position_t value;
if (ioctl(fd, PWM_SERVO_GET(i), (unsigned long)&value))
err(1, "error reading PWM servo %d", i);
if (value != servos[i])
errx(1, "servo %d readback error, got %u expected %u", i, value, servos[i]);
}
/* Check if user wants to quit */
char c;
if (read(console, &c, 1) == 1) {
if (c == 0x03 || c == 0x63) {
warnx("User abort\n");
close(console);
exit(0);
}
}
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}
}
void
monitor(void)
{
unsigned cancels = 3;
printf("Hit <enter> three times to exit monitor mode\n");
for (;;) {
pollfd fds[1];
fds[0].fd = 0;
fds[0].events = POLLIN;
poll(fds, 1, 500);
if (fds[0].revents == POLLIN) {
int c;
read(0, &c, 1);
if (cancels-- == 0)
exit(0);
}
#warning implement this
// if (g_dev != nullptr)
// g_dev->dump_one = true;
}
}
}
int
px4io_main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
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/* check for sufficient number of arguments */
if (argc < 2)
goto out;
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "start"))
start(argc - 1, argv + 1);
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "limit")) {
if (g_dev != nullptr) {
if ((argc > 2)) {
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g_dev->set_update_rate(atoi(argv[2]));
} else {
errx(1, "missing argument (50 - 200 Hz)");
return 1;
}
}
exit(0);
}
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "current")) {
if (g_dev != nullptr) {
if ((argc > 3)) {
g_dev->set_battery_current_scaling(atof(argv[2]), atof(argv[3]));
} else {
errx(1, "missing argument (apm_per_volt, amp_offset)");
return 1;
}
}
exit(0);
}
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "failsafe")) {
if (argc < 3) {
errx(1, "failsafe command needs at least one channel value (ppm)");
}
if (g_dev != nullptr) {
/* set values for first 8 channels, fill unassigned channels with 1500. */
uint16_t failsafe[8];
for (int i = 0; i < sizeof(failsafe) / sizeof(failsafe[0]); i++)
{
/* set channel to commanline argument or to 900 for non-provided channels */
if (argc > i + 2) {
failsafe[i] = atoi(argv[i+2]);
if (failsafe[i] < 800 || failsafe[i] > 2200) {
errx(1, "value out of range of 800 < value < 2200. Aborting.");
}
} else {
/* a zero value will result in stopping to output any pulse */
failsafe[i] = 0;
}
}
int ret = g_dev->set_failsafe_values(failsafe, sizeof(failsafe) / sizeof(failsafe[0]));
if (ret != OK)
errx(ret, "failed setting failsafe values");
} else {
errx(1, "not loaded");
}
exit(0);
}
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "recovery")) {
if (g_dev != nullptr) {
/*
* Enable in-air restart support.
* We can cheat and call the driver directly, as it
* doesn't reference filp in ioctl()
*/
g_dev->ioctl(nullptr, PX4IO_INAIR_RESTART_ENABLE, 1);
} else {
errx(1, "not loaded");
}
exit(0);
}
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if (!strcmp(argv[1], "stop")) {
if (g_dev != nullptr) {
/* stop the driver */
delete g_dev;
} else {
errx(1, "not loaded");
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}
exit(0);
}
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if (!strcmp(argv[1], "status")) {
if (g_dev != nullptr) {
printf("[px4io] loaded\n");
g_dev->print_status();
} else {
printf("[px4io] not loaded\n");
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}
exit(0);
}
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if (!strcmp(argv[1], "debug")) {
if (argc <= 2) {
printf("usage: px4io debug LEVEL\n");
exit(1);
}
if (g_dev == nullptr) {
printf("px4io is not started\n");
exit(1);
}
uint8_t level = atoi(argv[2]);
/* we can cheat and call the driver directly, as it
* doesn't reference filp in ioctl()
*/
int ret = g_dev->ioctl(nullptr, PX4IO_SET_DEBUG, level);
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if (ret != 0) {
printf("SET_DEBUG failed - %d\n", ret);
exit(1);
}
printf("SET_DEBUG %u OK\n", (unsigned)level);
exit(0);
}
/* note, stop not currently implemented */
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "update")) {
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if (g_dev != nullptr) {
printf("[px4io] loaded, detaching first\n");
/* stop the driver */
delete g_dev;
}
PX4IO_Uploader *up;
const char *fn[3];
/* work out what we're uploading... */
if (argc > 2) {
fn[0] = argv[2];
fn[1] = nullptr;
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} else {
fn[0] = "/fs/microsd/px4io.bin";
fn[1] = "/etc/px4io.bin";
fn[2] = nullptr;
}
up = new PX4IO_Uploader;
int ret = up->upload(&fn[0]);
delete up;
switch (ret) {
case OK:
break;
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case -ENOENT:
errx(1, "PX4IO firmware file not found");
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case -EEXIST:
case -EIO:
errx(1, "error updating PX4IO - check that bootloader mode is enabled");
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case -EINVAL:
errx(1, "verify failed - retry the update");
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case -ETIMEDOUT:
errx(1, "timed out waiting for bootloader - power-cycle and try again");
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default:
errx(1, "unexpected error %d", ret);
}
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return ret;
}
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "rx_dsm") ||
!strcmp(argv[1], "rx_dsm_10bit") ||
!strcmp(argv[1], "rx_dsm_11bit") ||
!strcmp(argv[1], "rx_sbus") ||
!strcmp(argv[1], "rx_ppm"))
errx(0, "receiver type is automatically detected, option '%s' is deprecated", argv[1]);
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "test"))
test();
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "monitor"))
monitor();
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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if (!strcmp(argv[1], "bind"))
bind(argc, argv);
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out:
Support binding DSM2 and DSMX satellite receivers The px4io bind command allows you to put a DSM satellite receiver into bind mode. Since this feature requires that the dsm VCC line (red wire) be cut and routed through relay one, it is not enabled by default in order not to affect those not using a DSM satellite receiver or wising to use relay one for other purposes. NOTE: Binding DSM2 satellites in 11-bit mode is not supported due to potential bug in some DSM2 receiver streams when in 11-bit mode. Furthermore the px4io software folds 11 bit data down to 10 bits so there is no resolution advantage to to 11-bit mode. To enable the feature the RC_RL1_DSM_VCC parameter must be set to a non zero value from the console, or using QGroundControl: param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 From the console you can initiate DSM bind mode with: uorb start param set RC_RL1_DSM_VCC 1 px4io start px4io bind dsm2 For binding a DSMX satellite to a DSMX transmitter you would instead use: px4io bind dsmx Your receiver module should start a rapid flash and you can follow the normal binding sequence of your transmitter. Note: The value of parameter RC_RL1_DSM_VCC defaults to 0, so none of this will have any effect on an unmodified DSM receiver connection. For this feature to work, the power wire (red) must be cut and each side connected to a terminal on relay1 of the px4io board. This has been tested using Spektrum as well as Hobby King 'Orange' DSM satellite receivers. Both px4fmu and px4io images are updated.
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errx(1, "need a command, try 'start', 'stop', 'status', 'test', 'monitor', 'debug', 'recovery', 'limit', 'current', 'failsafe', 'bind', or 'update'");
}