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{
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Filename: ADXL345-FreeFall-Demo.spin
Description: Demo of the ADXL345 driver
* Free-fall detection functionality
Author: Jesse Burt
Started: Nov 7, 2021
Updated: Jun 20, 2024
Copyright (c) 2024 - See end of file for terms of use.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
}
' Uncomment the two lines below to use the driver in SPI mode
'#define ADXL345_SPI
'#pragma exportdef(ADXL345_SPI)
' Uncomment the four lines below to use the driver with a bytecode-based SPI engine
'#define ADXL345_SPI
'#define ADXL345_SPI_BC
'#pragma exportdef(ADXL345_SPI)
'#pragma exportdef(ADXL345_SPI_BC)
' Uncomment these two use the driver with a bytecode-based I2C engine
'#define ADXL345_I2C_BC
'#pragma exportdef(ADXL345_I2C_BC)
CON
_clkmode = cfg._clkmode
_xinfreq = cfg._xinfreq
' -- User-modifiable constants
LED = cfg.LED1
INT1 = 16
' --
OBJ
cfg: "boardcfg.flip"
time: "time"
ser: "com.serial.terminal.ansi" | SER_BAUD=115_200
accel: "sensor.accel.3dof.adxl345" | {I2C} SCL=28, SDA=29, I2C_FREQ=400_000, I2C_ADDR=0, ...
{SPI} CS=0, SCK=1, MOSI=2, MISO=3
' NOTE: If ADXL345_SPI is #defined, and MOSI_PIN and MISO_PIN are the same,
' the driver will attempt to start in 3-wire SPI mode.
VAR
long _isr_stack[50] ' stack for ISR core
long _intflag ' interrupt flag
PUB main() | intsource
setup()
accel.preset_freefall() ' default settings, but enable
' sensors, set scale factors,
' and free-fall parameters
ser.pos_xy(0, 3)
ser.puts(@"Waiting for free-fall condition...")
' When the sensor detects free-fall, a message is displayed and
' is cleared after the user presses a key
' The preset for free-fall detection sets a free-fall threshold of
' 0.315g's for a minimum time of 100ms. This can be tuned using
' accel.freefall_sethresh() and accel.freefall_set_time():
accel.freefall_set_thresh(0_315000) ' 0.315g's
accel.freefall_set_time(100_000) ' 100_000us/100ms
repeat
if ( _intflag ) ' interrupt triggered?
intsource := accel.accel_int() ' read & clear interrupt flags
if (intsource & accel.INT_FFALL) ' free-fall event?
ser.pos_xy(0, 3)
ser.puts(@"Sensor in free-fall!")
ser.clear_line()
ser.newline()
ser.puts(@"Press any key to reset")
ser.getchar()
ser.pos_x(0)
ser.clear_line()
ser.pos_xy(0, 3)
ser.puts(@"Sensor stable")
ser.clear_line()
if ( ser.getchar_noblock() == "c" ) ' press the 'c' key in the demo
calibrate() ' to calibrate sensor offsets
' (ensure sensor is level and
' chip package top faces up)
PRI calibrate()
' Calibrate sensor/set bias offsets
ser.pos_xy(0, 7)
ser.puts(@"Calibrating...")
accel.calibrate_accel()
ser.pos_x(0)
ser.clear_line()
PRI cog_isr()
' Interrupt service routine
dira[INT1] := 0 ' INT1 as input
dira[LED] := 1 ' LED as output
repeat
waitpeq(|< INT1, |< INT1, 0) ' wait for INT1 (active high)
outa[LED] := 1 ' light LED
_intflag := 1 ' set flag
waitpne(|< INT1, |< INT1, 0) ' now wait for it to clear
outa[LED] := 0 ' turn off LED
_intflag := 0 ' clear flag
PUB setup()
ser.start()
time.msleep(30)
ser.clear()
ser.strln(@"Serial terminal started")
if ( accel.start() )
ser.strln(@"ADXL345 driver started")
else
ser.strln(@"ADXL345 driver failed to start - halting")
repeat
cognew(cog_isr(), @_isr_stack) ' start ISR in another core
DAT
{
Copyright 2024 Jesse Burt
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and
associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction,
including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute,
sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or
substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT
NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM,
DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT
OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
}