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#include <dragonfly_lib.h> |
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#include "bom.h" |
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#include "dio.h" |
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#include "analog.h" |
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//constants
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const int lookup[16] = {7,6,5,0xe,1,4,3,2,0xf,0,0xd,8,0xc,0xb,9,0xa}; |
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// internal function prototypes
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void output_high(int which); |
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void output_low(int which); |
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/*
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Bk R Y (Analog)
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---------
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Green
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Blue
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White
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---------
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Blue
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White
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*/
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/*
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the analog pin definitions from dio.h DO NOT work here,
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so we must use PF0 from avrgcc (as opposed to _PIN_F0).
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BUT the dio pin definitions from dio.h must be used (no PE...).
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also, _PIN_E2 is initialized to high for some reason,
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which turns the BOM on when the robot is turned on.
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WORK-AROUND: call digital_output(_PIN_E2,0) at some point.
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*/
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#define MONKI PF0 //analog (yellow) |
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//------------------------//
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#define MONKL _PIN_E2 //green |
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#define MONK1 _PIN_E3 //blue |
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#define MONK0 _PIN_E4 //white |
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//------------------------//
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#define MONK3 _PIN_E6 //blue |
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#define MONK2 _PIN_E7 //white |
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#define BOM_VALUE_THRESHOLD 160 |
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/**
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* @defgroup bom BOM (Bearing and Orientation Module)
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* @brief Functions for dealing with the BOM.
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*
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* The Bearing and Orientation Module / Barrel of Monkeys / BOM
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* is a custom sensor designed and built by the Colony Project.
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* It consists of a ring of 16 IR emitters and 16 IR detectors.
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* The BOM is most often use to determine the direction of other
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* robots. This module contains functions for controlling the BOM.
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*
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* Include bom.h to access these functions.
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*
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* @{
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**/
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/**
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* Returns the direction of the maximum BOM reading,
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* as an integer in the range 0-15. 0 indicates to the
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* robot's right, while the rest of the sensors are
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* numbered counterclockwise. This is useful for determining
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* the direction of a robot flashing its BOM, of only one
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* robot is currently doing so. analog_init must be called
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* before this function can be used.
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*
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* @return the direction of the maximum BOM reading
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*
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* @see analog_init
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**/
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int get_max_bom(void) { |
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int max_bom_temp = 0; |
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int a, i, j, h;
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h = 255;
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for (j = 0; j < 16; j++) |
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{ |
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i = lookup[j]; |
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if (i&8) |
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output_high(MONK3); |
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else
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output_low(MONK3); |
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if (i&4) |
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output_high(MONK2); |
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else
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output_low(MONK2); |
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if (i&2) |
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output_high(MONK1); |
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else
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output_low(MONK1); |
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if (i&1) |
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output_high(MONK0); |
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else
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output_low(MONK0); |
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a = analog8(MONKI); |
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if (a < h)
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{ |
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h = a; |
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max_bom_temp = j; |
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} |
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} |
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//threshold on the bom analog value.
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//defined in bom.h
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// if the analog value read is above the threshold, we cannot see a robot
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// (remember, low means higher intensity).
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if(h < BOM_VALUE_THRESHOLD) {
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return max_bom_temp;
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} |
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else
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return -1; |
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} |
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/**
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* Flashes the BOM. analog_init must be called before this
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* function can be used.
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*
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* @see bom_off, analog_init
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**/
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void bom_on(void) |
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{ |
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output_high(MONKL); |
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} |
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/**
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* Stops flashing the BOM. analog_init must be called
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* before this function can be used.
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*
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* @see bom_on, analog_init
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**/
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void bom_off(void) |
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output_low(MONKL); |
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} |
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/** @} **/ //end group |
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void output_high(int which) { |
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digital_output(which, 1);
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} |
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void output_low(int which) { |
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digital_output(which, 0);
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} |
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