/* This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . Code by Andy Piper, ported from betaflight vtx_tramp */ #pragma once #include "AP_VideoTX_config.h" #if AP_TRAMP_ENABLED #include #include #include #include #include "AP_VideoTX.h" #define VTX_TRAMP_POWER_COUNT 5 #define VTX_TRAMP_MIN_FREQUENCY_MHZ 5000 //min freq in MHz #define VTX_TRAMP_MAX_FREQUENCY_MHZ 5999 //max freq in MHz // Maximum number of requests sent to try a config change // Some VTX fail to respond to every request (like Matek FCHUB-VTX) so // we sometimes need multiple retries to get the VTX to respond. #define VTX_TRAMP_MAX_RETRIES (20) // Race lock - settings can't be changed #define TRAMP_CONTROL_RACE_LOCK (0x01) class AP_Tramp { public: AP_Tramp(); ~AP_Tramp() {} /* Do not allow copies */ CLASS_NO_COPY(AP_Tramp); static AP_Tramp *get_singleton(void) { return singleton; } bool init(void); void update(); uint16_t get_current_actual_power(); uint16_t get_current_temp(); private: uint8_t checksum(uint8_t *buf); // Check if race lock is enabled bool is_race_lock_enabled(void) { return cur_control_mode & TRAMP_CONTROL_RACE_LOCK; } void send_command(uint8_t cmd, uint16_t param); char handle_response(); void reset_receiver(); char receive_response(); void send_query(uint8_t cmd); void process_requests(); bool is_device_ready(); void set_frequency(uint16_t freq); void set_power(uint16_t power); void set_pit_mode(uint8_t onoff); // serial interface AP_HAL::UARTDriver *port; // UART used to send data to Tramp VTX //Pointer to singleton static AP_Tramp* singleton; const static uint16_t TRAMP_BUF_SIZE = 16; // Serial transmit and receive buffers uint8_t request_buffer[TRAMP_BUF_SIZE]; uint8_t response_buffer[TRAMP_BUF_SIZE]; // Module state machine enum class TrampStatus { // Offline - device hasn't responded yet TRAMP_STATUS_OFFLINE = 0, // Init - fetching current settings from device TRAMP_STATUS_INIT, // Online - device is ready and being monitored - freq/power/pitmode TRAMP_STATUS_ONLINE_MONITOR_FREQPWRPIT, // Online - device is ready and being monitored - temperature TRAMP_STATUS_ONLINE_MONITOR_TEMP, // Online - device is ready and config has just been updated TRAMP_STATUS_ONLINE_CONFIG }; TrampStatus status = TrampStatus::TRAMP_STATUS_OFFLINE; void set_status(TrampStatus stat); // Device limits, read from device during init struct { uint32_t rf_freq_min; uint32_t rf_freq_max; uint32_t rf_power_max; } device_limits; uint16_t cur_act_power; // Actual power int16_t cur_temp; uint8_t cur_control_mode; // Retry count uint8_t retry_count = VTX_TRAMP_MAX_RETRIES; // Receive state machine enum class ReceiveState { S_WAIT_LEN = 0, // Waiting for a packet len S_WAIT_CODE, // Waiting for a response code S_DATA, // Waiting for rest of the packet. }; ReceiveState receive_state = ReceiveState::S_WAIT_LEN; // Receive buffer index int16_t receive_pos; // Last action time uint32_t last_time_us; }; #endif