ardupilot/libraries/AP_HAL_Linux/dsm.cpp

// -*- tab-width: 8; Mode: C++; c-basic-offset: 8; indent-tabs-mode: -*- t -*-
/*
  DSM decoder, based on src/modules/px4iofirmware/dsm.c from PX4Firmware
  modified for use in AP_HAL_* by Andrew Tridgell
 */
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#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include "dsm.h"

#define DSM_FRAME_SIZE		16		/**<DSM frame size in bytes*/
#define DSM_FRAME_CHANNELS	7		/**<Max supported DSM channels*/

static uint64_t dsm_last_frame_time;		/**< Timestamp for start of last dsm frame */
static unsigned dsm_channel_shift;			/**< Channel resolution, 0=unknown, 1=10 bit, 2=11 bit */

#ifdef DEBUG
# define debug(fmt, args...)	printf(fmt "\n", ##args)
#else
# define debug(fmt, args...)	do {} while(0)
#endif

/**
 * Attempt to decode a single channel raw channel datum
 *
 * The DSM* protocol doesn't provide any explicit framing,
 * so we detect dsm frame boundaries by the inter-dsm frame delay.
 *
 * The minimum dsm frame spacing is 11ms; with 16 bytes at 115200bps
 * dsm frame transmission time is ~1.4ms.
 *
 * We expect to only be called when bytes arrive for processing,
 * and if an interval of more than 5ms passes between calls,
 * the first byte we read will be the first byte of a dsm frame.
 *
 * In the case where byte(s) are dropped from a dsm frame, this also
 * provides a degree of protection. Of course, it would be better
 * if we didn't drop bytes...
 *
 * Upon receiving a full dsm frame we attempt to decode it
 *
 * @param[in] raw 16 bit raw channel value from dsm frame
 * @param[in] shift position of channel number in raw data
 * @param[out] channel pointer to returned channel number
 * @param[out] value pointer to returned channel value
 * @return true=raw value successfully decoded
 */
static bool
dsm_decode_channel(uint16_t raw, unsigned shift, unsigned *channel, unsigned *value)
{

	if (raw == 0xffff)
		return false;

	*channel = (raw >> shift) & 0xf;

	uint16_t data_mask = (1 << shift) - 1;
	*value = raw & data_mask;

	//debug("DSM: %d 0x%04x -> %d %d", shift, raw, *channel, *value);

	return true;
}

/**
 * Attempt to guess if receiving 10 or 11 bit channel values
 *
 * @param[in] reset true=reset the 10/11 bit state to unknown
 */
static void
dsm_guess_format(bool reset, const uint8_t dsm_frame[16])
{
	static uint32_t	cs10;
	static uint32_t	cs11;
	static unsigned samples;

	/* reset the 10/11 bit sniffed channel masks */
	if (reset) {
		cs10 = 0;
		cs11 = 0;
		samples = 0;
		dsm_channel_shift = 0;
		return;
	}

	/* scan the channels in the current dsm_frame in both 10- and 11-bit mode */
	for (unsigned i = 0; i < DSM_FRAME_CHANNELS; i++) {

		const uint8_t *dp = &dsm_frame[2 + (2 * i)];
		uint16_t raw = (dp[0] << 8) | dp[1];
		unsigned channel, value;

		/* if the channel decodes, remember the assigned number */
		if (dsm_decode_channel(raw, 10, &channel, &value) && (channel < 31))
			cs10 |= (1 << channel);

		if (dsm_decode_channel(raw, 11, &channel, &value) && (channel < 31))
			cs11 |= (1 << channel);

		/* XXX if we cared, we could look for the phase bit here to decide 1 vs. 2-dsm_frame format */
	}

	/* wait until we have seen plenty of frames - 5 should normally be enough */
	if (samples++ < 5)
		return;

	/*
	 * Iterate the set of sensible sniffed channel sets and see whether
	 * decoding in 10 or 11-bit mode has yielded anything we recognize.
	 *
	 * XXX Note that due to what seem to be bugs in the DSM2 high-resolution
	 *     stream, we may want to sniff for longer in some cases when we think we
	 *     are talking to a DSM2 receiver in high-resolution mode (so that we can
	 *     reject it, ideally).
	 *     See e.g. http://git.openpilot.org/cru/OPReview-116 for a discussion
	 *     of this issue.
	 */
	static uint32_t masks[] = {
		0x3f,	/* 6 channels (DX6) */
		0x7f,	/* 7 channels (DX7) */
		0xff,	/* 8 channels (DX8) */
		0x1ff,	/* 9 channels (DX9, etc.) */
		0x3ff,	/* 10 channels (DX10) */
		0x1fff,	/* 13 channels (DX10t) */
		0x3fff	/* 18 channels (DX10) */
	};
	unsigned votes10 = 0;
	unsigned votes11 = 0;

	for (unsigned i = 0; i < (sizeof(masks) / sizeof(masks[0])); i++) {

		if (cs10 == masks[i])
			votes10++;

		if (cs11 == masks[i])
			votes11++;
	}

	if ((votes11 == 1) && (votes10 == 0)) {
		dsm_channel_shift = 11;
		debug("DSM: 11-bit format");
		return;
	}

	if ((votes10 == 1) && (votes11 == 0)) {
		dsm_channel_shift = 10;
		debug("DSM: 10-bit format");
		return;
	}

	/* call ourselves to reset our state ... we have to try again */
	debug("DSM: format detect fail, 10: 0x%08x %d 11: 0x%08x %d", cs10, votes10, cs11, votes11);
	dsm_guess_format(true, dsm_frame);
}

/**
 * Decode the entire dsm frame (all contained channels)
 *
 */
bool
dsm_decode(uint64_t frame_time, const uint8_t dsm_frame[16], uint16_t *values, uint16_t *num_values, uint16_t max_values)
{
	/*
	debug("DSM dsm_frame %02x%02x %02x%02x %02x%02x %02x%02x %02x%02x %02x%02x %02x%02x %02x%02x",
		dsm_frame[0], dsm_frame[1], dsm_frame[2], dsm_frame[3], dsm_frame[4], dsm_frame[5], dsm_frame[6], dsm_frame[7],
		dsm_frame[8], dsm_frame[9], dsm_frame[10], dsm_frame[11], dsm_frame[12], dsm_frame[13], dsm_frame[14], dsm_frame[15]);
	*/
	/*
	 * If we have lost signal for at least a second, reset the
	 * format guessing heuristic.
	 */
	if (((frame_time - dsm_last_frame_time) > 1000000) && (dsm_channel_shift != 0))
            dsm_guess_format(true, dsm_frame);

	/* we have received something we think is a dsm_frame */
	dsm_last_frame_time = frame_time;

	/* if we don't know the dsm_frame format, update the guessing state machine */
	if (dsm_channel_shift == 0) {
            dsm_guess_format(false, dsm_frame);
            return false;
	}

	/*
	 * The encoding of the first two bytes is uncertain, so we're
	 * going to ignore them for now.
	 *
	 * Each channel is a 16-bit unsigned value containing either a 10-
	 * or 11-bit channel value and a 4-bit channel number, shifted
	 * either 10 or 11 bits. The MSB may also be set to indicate the
	 * second dsm_frame in variants of the protocol where more than
	 * seven channels are being transmitted.
	 */

	for (unsigned i = 0; i < DSM_FRAME_CHANNELS; i++) {

		const uint8_t *dp = &dsm_frame[2 + (2 * i)];
		uint16_t raw = (dp[0] << 8) | dp[1];
		unsigned channel, value;

		if (!dsm_decode_channel(raw, dsm_channel_shift, &channel, &value))
			continue;

		/* ignore channels out of range */
		if (channel >= max_values)
			continue;

		/* update the decoded channel count */
		if (channel >= *num_values)
			*num_values = channel + 1;

		/* convert 0-1024 / 0-2048 values to 1000-2000 ppm encoding. */
		if (dsm_channel_shift == 10)
			value *= 2;

		/*
		 * Spektrum scaling is special. There are these basic considerations
		 *
		 *   * Midpoint is 1520 us
		 *   * 100% travel channels are +- 400 us
		 *
		 * We obey the original Spektrum scaling (so a default setup will scale from
		 * 1100 - 1900 us), but we do not obey the weird 1520 us center point
		 * and instead (correctly) center the center around 1500 us. This is in order
		 * to get something useful without requiring the user to calibrate on a digital
		 * link for no reason.
		 */

		/* scaled integer for decent accuracy while staying efficient */
		value = ((((int)value - 1024) * 1000) / 1700) + 1500;

		/*
		 * Store the decoded channel into the R/C input buffer, taking into
		 * account the different ideas about channel assignement that we have.
		 *
		 * Specifically, the first four channels in rc_channel_data are roll, pitch, thrust, yaw,
		 * but the first four channels from the DSM receiver are thrust, roll, pitch, yaw.
		 */
		switch (channel) {
		case 0:
			channel = 2;
			break;

		case 1:
			channel = 0;
			break;

		case 2:
			channel = 1;

		default:
			break;
		}

		values[channel] = value;
	}

	/*
	 * Spektrum likes to send junk in higher channel numbers to fill
	 * their packets. We don't know about a 13 channel model in their TX
	 * lines, so if we get a channel count of 13, we'll return 12 (the last
	 * data index that is stable).
	 */
	if (*num_values == 13)
		*num_values = 12;

#if 0
	if (dsm_channel_shift == 11) {
		/* Set the 11-bit data indicator */
		*num_values |= 0x8000;
	}
#endif

	/*
	 * XXX Note that we may be in failsafe here; we need to work out how to detect that.
	 */
	return true;
}