#ifndef asserv_h #define asserv_h /* asserv.h */ /* io - Input & Output with Artificial Intelligence (ai) support on AVR. {{{ * * Copyright (C) 2008 Dufour Jérémy * * APBTeam: * Web: http://apbteam.org/ * Email: team AT apbteam DOT org * * 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 2 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, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. * * }}} */ /** * @file Control the asserv board from io using the TWI protocol. * This files contains the 'public' functions to send commands to the asserv * board using a protocol over TWI communication. * @see trunk/digital/io/doc/proto_asserv.txt * @todo * - the function to send a new command to the asserv board is protected from * sending one when the previous is not finished yet. But the information is * not raised to the upper layer (io). It can be a bad idea to give this * information to the upper layer because it can be mis-interpreted or * ignored. */ /** * Initialize the asserv control module. * This functions does not initialize the asserv board, but the underling * communication protocol used to communicate with the asserv (TWI). */ void asserv_init (void); /** * Update the status of the asserv board seen from the io program. * This command asks the status buffer of the asserv, receive it and do some * internal updates. * You need to call this command regularly in order to be able to send new * commands (this module will not let you send new command if the previous one * has not been yet received). */ void asserv_update_status (void); /** * Is last command sent to the asserv board is being executed? * This function is used to know if the last command sent to the asserv board * has been received and is currently executing. * @return * - 0 if the command has not started to be executed. * - 1 if the command is currently been executed. */ uint8_t asserv_last_cmd_ack (void); /** * Re-send command if not acknowledged. * This function should be called when the command has not been acknowledged * by the asserv board. It will re send the last command when a certain number * of cycle has been reached without any acknowledge from the asserv. * @return * - 0 if the command was not received. * - 1 if the command was re-sent. */ uint8_t asserv_retransmit (void); /** * Status of a move or arm class command. * It is return by status functions. */ typedef enum asserv_status_e { /** No status is available. The command is not finished yet. */ none, /** The command has succeed. */ success, /** The command has failed. The bot or the arm is blocked */ failure } asserv_status_e; /** * Is last move class command has successfully ended? * This function is used to know the status of the last move command. It looks * at the status register. * @return the status of the last move class command. */ asserv_status_e asserv_move_cmd_status (void); /** * Is last arm class command has successfully ended? * This function is used to know the status of the last arm command. It looks * at the status register. * @return the status of the last move class command. */ asserv_status_e asserv_arm_cmd_status (void); /** * Structure for storing a position for the bot. */ typedef struct asserv_position_t { /** X position. */ uint32_t x; /** Y position. */ uint32_t y; /** Angle. */ uint16_t a; } asserv_position_t; /** * Get the current position of the bot. * @param current_position the current position to update. */ void asserv_get_position (asserv_position_t *current_position); /** * Get the arm position. * @return the position of the arm (in steps). */ uint16_t asserv_get_arm_position (void); /** * Are we moving forward/backward? * @return * - 0 we are not moving; * - 1 we are moving forward; * - 2 we are moving backward. */ uint8_t asserv_get_moving_direction (void); /** * Reset the asserv board. * Other class command. */ void asserv_reset (void); /** * Free the motors (stop controlling them). * Other class command. */ void asserv_free_motor (void); /** * Stop the motor (and the bot). * Other class command. */ void asserv_stop_motor (void); /** * Move linearly. * Move class command. * @param distance the distance to move (mm). */ void asserv_move_linearly (int32_t distance); /** * Move angularly (turn). * Move class command. * @param angle the angle to turn. */ void asserv_move_angularly (int16_t angle); /** * Make the bot turn of an absolute angle. * The angle is absolute and not a difference with the current one. * @param a the absolute angle in degrees */ void asserv_goto_angle (int16_t angle); /** * Go to an absolute position and then an absolute angle. * @param x the absolute position on the X axis. * @param y the absolute position on the Y axis. * @param a the absolute angle. */ void asserv_goto_xya (uint32_t x, uint32_t y, int16_t a); /** * Go to the wall (moving backward). * Move class command. */ void asserv_go_to_the_wall (void); /** * Move forward to approach a distributor. * Move class command. */ void asserv_go_to_distributor (void); /** * Move the arm to a certain number of steps. * Arm class command. * This function take the number of steps you want to move to. This is not an * absolute position, this is only the number of steps you want to add to the * current position. * @param offset number of steps to add to the current position. * @param speed speed of the movement. */ void asserv_move_arm (int16_t offset, uint8_t speed); /** * Set current X position. * Other class command. * @param x X position. */ void asserv_set_x_position (int32_t x); /** * Set current Y position. * Other class command. * @param y Y position. */ void asserv_set_y_position (int32_t y); /** * Set current angular position. * Other class command. * @param angle angular position. */ void asserv_set_angle_position (int16_t angle); /** * Set speeds of movements. * Other class command. * @param linear_high linear high speed * @param angular_high angular high speed * @param linear_low linear low speed * @param angular_low angular low speed */ void asserv_set_speed (uint8_t linear_high, uint8_t angular_high, uint8_t linear_low, uint8_t angular_low); /** * Set the complete position of the bot. * This is an helpful function preventing you from calling multiples other * ones. * It calls other class commands. * @param x X position * @param y Y position * @param angle angular position */ void asserv_set_position (int32_t x, int32_t y, int16_t angle); /** * Go to an absolute position in (X, Y). * @param x the x position on the table. * @param y the y position on the table. */ void asserv_goto (uint32_t x, uint32_t y); /** * Set the notifier of get samples FSM when the arm reach desired position. * You should called this function from the get sample FSM to tell the asserv * module you want to be notified when the arm reached the desired position. * @param position the desired position of the arm (absolute). Note, 0 is a * reset value do disable the notifier. If you want to use it, please add 1. */ void asserv_arm_set_position_reached (uint16_t position); /** * Check if notification of the get sample FSM is required in term of * position of the arm. * @return * - 0 if the notification is not needed ; * - 1 if the notification of the get sample FSM is required. */ uint8_t asserv_arm_position_reached (void); /** Set scale. * @param scale vous avez qu'à deviner (f8.24). */ void asserv_set_scale (uint32_t scale); #endif /* asserv_h */