Enums and Masks – RegDIOMapping1 & RegDIOMapping2
The RFM69CW/RFM69HCW module (based on the Semtech SX1231/SX1231H) has configurable digital outputs (RegDIOMapping1 & RegDIOMapping2) . Which I use to trigger interrupts on my Windows 10 IoT Core or Arduino devices. Currently (Sep 2019) the library only supports the mapping of the digital outputs D0 & D1 when the RFM69 is in Packet Mode.
I added some additional constants and enumerations for the other settings configured in RegDioMapping1 & RegDioMapping2.
// RegDioMapping1 & RegDioMapping2 Packet Mode Table 22 pg48
// DIO 0 Bits 7&6 of RegDioMapping1
[Flags]
public enum Dio0Mapping
{
// Sleep
// Standby
// Frequency Synthesis
// Reserved 00-10
FrequencySynthesisPllLock = 0b11000000,
ReceiveCrcOk = 0b00000000,
ReceivePayloadReady = 0b01000000,
ReceiveSyncAddress = 0b10000000,
ReceiveRssi = 0b11000000,
TransmitPacketSent = 0b00000000,
TransmitTxReady = 0b01000000,
// Reserved 10
PllLock = 0b11000000
}
const Dio0Mapping Dio0MappingDefault = 0x00;
// DIO 1 Bits 5&4 of RegDioMapping1
public enum Dio1Mapping
{
SleepFifoLevel = 0b00000000,
SleepFifoFull = 0b00010000,
SleepFifoNotEmpty = 0b00100000,
// Reserved 11
StandByFifoLevel = 0b00000000,
StandByFifoFull = 0b00010000,
StandByFifoNotEmpty = 0b00100000,
FrequencySynthesisFifoLevel = 0b00000000,
FrequencySynthesisFifoFull = 0b00010000,
FrequencySynthesisFifoNotEmpty = 0b00100000,
FrequencySynthesisPllLock = 0b00110000,
ReceiveFifoLevel = 0b00000000,
ReceiveFifoFull = 0b00010000,
ReceiveFifoNotEmpty = 0b00100000,
ReceiveTimeout = 0b00110000,
TransmitFifoLevel = 0b00000000,
TransmitFifoFull = 0b00010000,
TransmitFifoNotEmpty = 0b00100000,
TransmitPllLock = 0b00110000,
}
const Dio1Mapping Dio1MappingDefault = 0x00;
// DIO 2 Bits 3&2 of RegDioMapping1
public enum Dio2Mapping
{
}
const Dio2Mapping Dio2MappingDefault = 0x00;
// DIO 2 Bits 1&0 of RegDioMapping1
public enum Dio3Mapping
{
}
const Dio3Mapping Dio3MappingDefault = 0x00;
// DIO 2 Bits 7&6 of RegDioMapping2
public enum Dio4Mapping
{
}
const Dio4Mapping Dio4MappingDefault = 0x00;
// DIO 2 Bits 5&4 of RegDioMapping2
public enum Dio5Mapping
{
}
const Dio5Mapping Dio5MappingDefault = 0x00;
// RegDioMapping2 Bits 2-0
public enum ClockOutDioMapping : byte
{
FXOsc = 0b00000000,
FXOscDiv2 = 0b00000001,
FXOscDiv4 = 0b00000010,
FXOscDiv8 = 0b00000011,
FXOscDiv16 = 0b00000100,
FXOscDiv32 = 0b00000101,
RC = 0b00000110,
Off = 0b00000111,
}
public const ClockOutDioMapping ClockOutDioMappingDefault = ClockOutDioMapping.Off;
I also added some code to the initialise method to set the RegDioMapping1 & RegDioMapping1 only if the values were not the defaults.
public void Initialise(RegOpModeMode modeAfterInitialise,
bool sequencer = RegOpModeSequencerDefault,
bool listen = RegOpModeListenDefault,
BitRate bitRate = BitRateDefault,
ushort frequencyDeviation = frequencyDeviationDefault,
double frequency = FrequencyDefault,
AfcLowBeta afcLowBeta = AfcLowBetaDefault,
ListenModeIdleResolution listenModeIdleResolution = ListenModeIdleResolutionDefault, ListenModeRXTime listenModeRXTime = ListenModeRXTimeDefault, ListenModeCriteria listenModeCrieria = ListenModeCriteriaDefault, ListenModeEnd listenModeEnd = ListenModeEndDefault,
byte listenCoefficientIdle = ListenCoefficientIdleDefault,
byte listenCoefficientReceive = ListenCoefficientReceiveDefault,
bool pa0On = pa0OnDefault, bool pa1On = pa1OnDefaut, bool pa2On = pa2OnDefault, byte outputpower = OutputpowerDefault,
PaRamp paRamp = PaRampDefault,
bool ocpOn = OcpOnDefault, byte ocpTrim = OcpTrimDefault,
LnaZin lnaZin = LnaZinDefault, LnaCurrentGain lnaCurrentGain = LnaCurrentGainDefault, LnaGainSelect lnaGainSelect = LnaGainSelectDefault,
byte dccFrequency = DccFrequencyDefault, RxBwMant rxBwMant = RxBwMantDefault, byte RxBwExp = RxBwExpDefault,
byte dccFreqAfc = DccFreqAfcDefault, byte rxBwMantAfc = RxBwMantAfcDefault, byte bxBwExpAfc = RxBwExpAfcDefault,
Dio0Mapping dio0Mapping = Dio0MappingDefault,
Dio1Mapping dio1Mapping = Dio1MappingDefault,
Dio2Mapping dio2Mapping = Dio2MappingDefault,
Dio3Mapping dio3Mapping = Dio3MappingDefault,
Dio4Mapping dio4Mapping = Dio4MappingDefault,
Dio5Mapping dio5Mapping = Dio5MappingDefault,
ClockOutDioMapping clockOutDioMapping = ClockOutDioMappingDefault,
ushort preambleSize = PreambleSizeDefault,
RegSyncConfigFifoFileCondition? syncFifoFileCondition = null, byte? syncTolerance = null, byte[] syncValues = null,
RegPacketConfig1PacketFormat packetFormat = RegPacketConfig1PacketFormat.FixedLength,
RegPacketConfig1DcFree packetDcFree = RegPacketConfig1DcFreeDefault,
bool packetCrc = PacketCrcOnDefault,
bool packetCrcAutoClear = PacketCrcAutoClearDefault,
byte payloadLength = PayloadLengthDefault,
byte? addressNode = null, byte? addressbroadcast = null,
TxStartCondition txStartCondition = TxStartConditionDefault, byte fifoThreshold = FifoThresholdDefault,
byte interPacketRxDelay = InterPacketRxDelayDefault, bool autoRestartRx = AutoRestartRxDefault,
byte[] aesKey = null
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// RegDioMapping1
if ((dio0Mapping != Dio0MappingDefault) ||
(dio1Mapping != Dio1MappingDefault) ||
(dio2Mapping != Dio2MappingDefault) ||
(dio3Mapping != Dio3MappingDefault))
{
byte regDioMapping1Value = (byte)dio0Mapping;
regDioMapping1Value |= (byte)dio1Mapping;
regDioMapping1Value |= (byte)dio2Mapping;
regDioMapping1Value |= (byte)dio3Mapping;
RegisterManager.WriteByte((byte)Registers.RegDioMapping1, regDioMapping1Value);
}
// RegDioMapping2
if ((dio4Mapping != Dio4MappingDefault) ||
(dio5Mapping != Dio5MappingDefault) ||
(clockOutDioMapping != ClockOutDioMappingDefault ))
{
byte regDioMapping2Value = (byte)dio4Mapping;
regDioMapping2Value |= (byte)dio5Mapping;
regDioMapping2Value |= (byte)clockOutDioMapping;
RegisterManager.WriteByte((byte)Registers.RegDioMapping2, regDioMapping2Value);
}
I had several failed attempts at defining suitable enumerations for configuring the RegDioMapping1 & RegDioMapping2 registers. I initially started with an enumeration for each Mode (Sleep, StandBy etc.) but the implementation was quite complex. The initial version only supports DIO0 & DIO1 as most of the shields I have, only DIO0 adn/or DIO1 are connected.
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