You can not select more than 25 topics Topics must start with a letter or number, can include dashes ('-') and can be up to 35 characters long.

300 lines
9.1 KiB

/****************************************************************************
*
* Copyright (C) 2012 PX4 Development Team. All rights reserved.
*
* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
* modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
* are met:
*
* 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
* notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
* 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
* notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in
* the documentation and/or other materials provided with the
* distribution.
* 3. Neither the name PX4 nor the names of 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.
*
****************************************************************************/
/**
* @file PWM servo output interface.
*
* Servo values can be set with the PWM_SERVO_SET ioctl, by writing a
* pwm_output_values structure to the device, or by publishing to the
* output_pwm ORB topic.
* Writing a value of 0 to a channel suppresses any output for that
* channel.
*/
#pragma once
#include <stdint.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include "drv_orb_dev.h"
__BEGIN_DECLS
/**
* Path for the default PWM output device.
*
* Note that on systems with more than one PWM output path (e.g.
* PX4FMU with PX4IO connected) there may be other devices that
* respond to this protocol.
*/
#define PWM_OUTPUT_DEVICE_PATH "/dev/pwm_output"
/**
* Maximum number of PWM output channels supported by the device.
*/
#define PWM_OUTPUT_MAX_CHANNELS 16
/**
* Lowest minimum PWM in us
*/
#define PWM_LOWEST_MIN 900
/**
* Default minimum PWM in us
*/
#define PWM_DEFAULT_MIN 1000
/**
* Highest PWM allowed as the minimum PWM
*/
#define PWM_HIGHEST_MIN 1300
/**
* Highest maximum PWM in us
*/
#define PWM_HIGHEST_MAX 2100
/**
* Default maximum PWM in us
*/
#define PWM_DEFAULT_MAX 2000
/**
* Lowest PWM allowed as the maximum PWM
*/
#define PWM_LOWEST_MAX 1700
/**
* Servo output signal type, value is actual servo output pulse
* width in microseconds.
*/
typedef uint16_t servo_position_t;
/**
* Servo output status structure.
*
* May be published to output_pwm, or written to a PWM output
* device.
*/
struct pwm_output_values {
/** desired pulse widths for each of the supported channels */
servo_position_t values[PWM_OUTPUT_MAX_CHANNELS];
unsigned channel_count;
};
/*
* ORB tag for PWM outputs.
*/
ORB_DECLARE(output_pwm);
/*
* ioctl() definitions
*
* Note that ioctls and ORB updates should not be mixed, as the
* behaviour of the system in this case is not defined.
*/
#define _PWM_SERVO_BASE 0x2a00
/** arm all servo outputs handle by this driver */
#define PWM_SERVO_ARM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 0)
/** disarm all servo outputs (stop generating pulses) */
#define PWM_SERVO_DISARM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 1)
/** get default servo update rate */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_DEFAULT_UPDATE_RATE _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 2)
/** set alternate servo update rate */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_UPDATE_RATE _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 3)
/** get alternate servo update rate */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_UPDATE_RATE _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 4)
/** get the number of servos in *(unsigned *)arg */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_COUNT _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 5)
/** selects servo update rates, one bit per servo. 0 = default (50Hz), 1 = alternate */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_SELECT_UPDATE_RATE _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 6)
/** check the selected update rates */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_SELECT_UPDATE_RATE _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 7)
/** set the 'ARM ok' bit, which activates the safety switch */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_ARM_OK _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 8)
/** clear the 'ARM ok' bit, which deactivates the safety switch */
#define PWM_SERVO_CLEAR_ARM_OK _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 9)
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.
12 years ago
/** start DSM bind */
#define DSM_BIND_START _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 10)
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.
12 years ago
#define DSM2_BIND_PULSES 3 /* DSM_BIND_START ioctl parameter, pulses required to start dsm2 pairing */
#define DSMX_BIND_PULSES 7 /* DSM_BIND_START ioctl parameter, pulses required to start dsmx pairing */
#define DSMX8_BIND_PULSES 10 /* DSM_BIND_START ioctl parameter, pulses required to start 8 or more channel dsmx pairing */
/** power up DSM receiver */
#define DSM_BIND_POWER_UP _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 11)
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.
12 years ago
/** set the PWM value for failsafe */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_FAILSAFE_PWM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 12)
/** get the PWM value for failsafe */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_FAILSAFE_PWM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 13)
/** set the PWM value when disarmed - should be no PWM (zero) by default */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_DISARMED_PWM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 14)
/** get the PWM value when disarmed */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_DISARMED_PWM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 15)
/** set the minimum PWM value the output will send */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_MIN_PWM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 16)
/** get the minimum PWM value the output will send */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_MIN_PWM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 17)
/** set the maximum PWM value the output will send */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_MAX_PWM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 18)
/** get the maximum PWM value the output will send */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_MAX_PWM _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 19)
/** set the number of servos in (unsigned)arg - allows change of
* split between servos and GPIO */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_COUNT _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 20)
/** set the lockdown override flag to enable outputs in HIL */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET_DISABLE_LOCKDOWN _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 21)
/** get the lockdown override flag to enable outputs in HIL */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_DISABLE_LOCKDOWN _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 22)
/*
*
*
* WARNING WARNING WARNING! DO NOT EXCEED 31 IN IOC INDICES HERE!
*
*
*/
/** set a single servo to a specific value */
#define PWM_SERVO_SET(_servo) _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 0x20 + _servo)
/** get a single specific servo value */
#define PWM_SERVO_GET(_servo) _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 0x40 + _servo)
/** get the _n'th rate group's channels; *(uint32_t *)arg returns a bitmap of channels
* whose update rates must be the same.
*/
#define PWM_SERVO_GET_RATEGROUP(_n) _IOC(_PWM_SERVO_BASE, 0x60 + _n)
/*
* Low-level PWM output interface.
*
* This is the low-level API to the platform-specific PWM driver.
*/
/**
* Intialise the PWM servo outputs using the specified configuration.
*
* @param channel_mask Bitmask of channels (LSB = channel 0) to enable.
* This allows some of the channels to remain configured
* as GPIOs or as another function.
* @return OK on success.
*/
__EXPORT extern int up_pwm_servo_init(uint32_t channel_mask);
/**
* De-initialise the PWM servo outputs.
*/
__EXPORT extern void up_pwm_servo_deinit(void);
/**
* Arm or disarm servo outputs.
*
* When disarmed, servos output no pulse.
*
* @bug This function should, but does not, guarantee that any pulse
* currently in progress is cleanly completed.
*
* @param armed If true, outputs are armed; if false they
* are disarmed.
*/
__EXPORT extern void up_pwm_servo_arm(bool armed);
/**
* Set the servo update rate for all rate groups.
*
* @param rate The update rate in Hz to set.
* @return OK on success, -ERANGE if an unsupported update rate is set.
*/
__EXPORT extern int up_pwm_servo_set_rate(unsigned rate);
/**
* Get a bitmap of output channels assigned to a given rate group.
*
* @param group The rate group to query. Rate groups are assigned contiguously
* starting from zero.
* @return A bitmap of channels assigned to the rate group, or zero if
* the group number has no channels.
*/
__EXPORT extern uint32_t up_pwm_servo_get_rate_group(unsigned group);
/**
* Set the update rate for a given rate group.
*
* @param group The rate group whose update rate will be changed.
* @param rate The update rate in Hz.
* @return OK if the group was adjusted, -ERANGE if an unsupported update rate is set.
*/
__EXPORT extern int up_pwm_servo_set_rate_group_update(unsigned group, unsigned rate);
/**
* Set the current output value for a channel.
*
* @param channel The channel to set.
* @param value The output pulse width in microseconds.
*/
__EXPORT extern int up_pwm_servo_set(unsigned channel, servo_position_t value);
/**
* Get the current output value for a channel.
*
* @param channel The channel to read.
* @return The output pulse width in microseconds, or zero if
* outputs are not armed or not configured.
*/
__EXPORT extern servo_position_t up_pwm_servo_get(unsigned channel);
__END_DECLS