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Actually it works on ESP8266, ESP32, AVR and SAMD. -category=Device Control -url=https://github.com/fabianoriccardi/dimmable-light -architectures=esp32 diff --git a/lib/DimmableLight/src/hw_timer_esp32.cpp b/lib/DimmableLight/src/hw_timer_esp32.cpp deleted file mode 100644 index 25dad23..0000000 --- a/lib/DimmableLight/src/hw_timer_esp32.cpp +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -/****************************************************************************** - * This file is part of Dimmable Light for Arduino, a library to control * - * dimmers. * - * * - * Copyright (C) 2018-2023 Fabiano Riccardi * - * * - * Dimmable Light for Arduino is free software; you can redistribute * - * it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public * - * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either * - * version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. * - * * - * This library 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 * - * Lesser General Public License for more details. * - * * - * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License * - * along with this library; if not, see . * - ******************************************************************************/ -#ifdef ESP32 - -#include "hw_timer_esp32.h" - -const static int TIMER_ID = 0; - -static hw_timer_t* timer = nullptr; - -void timerInit(void (*callback)()) { -#if ESP_IDF_VERSION_MAJOR >= 5 - timer = timerBegin(1000000); - timerWrite(timer, 0); - timerAttachInterrupt(timer, callback); -#else - // Use 1st timer of 4 (counted from zero). - // Set 80 divider for prescaler (see ESP32 Technical Reference Manual for more - // info), count up. The counter starts to increase its value. - timer = timerBegin(TIMER_ID, 80, true); - timerStop(timer); - timerWrite(timer, 0); - - timerAttachInterrupt(timer, callback, false); -#endif -} - -void ARDUINO_ISR_ATTR startTimerAndTrigger(uint32_t delay) { -#if ESP_IDF_VERSION_MAJOR >= 5 - timerRestart(timer); - timerAlarm(timer, delay, false, 0); -#else - timerWrite(timer, 0); - timerAlarmWrite(timer, delay, false); - timerAlarmEnable(timer); - timerStart(timer); -#endif -} - -void ARDUINO_ISR_ATTR setAlarm(uint32_t delay) { -#if ESP_IDF_VERSION_MAJOR >= 5 - timerAlarm(timer, delay, false, 0); -#else - timerAlarmWrite(timer, delay, false); - - // On core v2.0.0-2.0.1, the timer alarm is automatically disabled after triggering, - // so re-enable the alarm - timerAlarmEnable(timer); -#endif -} - -void ARDUINO_ISR_ATTR stopTimer() { -#if ESP_IDF_VERSION_MAJOR < 5 - timerStop(timer); -#endif -} - -#endif // END ESP32 diff --git a/lib/DimmableLight/src/hw_timer_esp32.h b/lib/DimmableLight/src/hw_timer_esp32.h deleted file mode 100644 index 247e9ca..0000000 --- a/lib/DimmableLight/src/hw_timer_esp32.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -/****************************************************************************** - * This file is part of Dimmable Light for Arduino, a library to control * - * dimmers. * - * * - * Copyright (C) 2018-2023 Fabiano Riccardi * - * * - * Dimmable Light for Arduino is free software; you can redistribute * - * it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public * - * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either * - * version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. * - * * - * This library 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 * - * Lesser General Public License for more details. * - * * - * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License * - * along with this library; if not, see . * - ******************************************************************************/ -#ifndef HW_TIMER_ESP32_H -#define HW_TIMER_ESP32_H - -#include - -void timerInit(void (*callback)()); - -void startTimerAndTrigger(uint32_t delay); - -void setAlarm(uint32_t delay); - -void stopTimer(); - -#endif // END HW_TIMER_ESP32_H \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/lib/DimmableLight/src/thyristor.cpp b/lib/DimmableLight/src/thyristor.cpp deleted file mode 100644 index bc7b6a7..0000000 --- a/lib/DimmableLight/src/thyristor.cpp +++ /dev/null @@ -1,852 +0,0 @@ -/****************************************************************************** - * This file is part of Dimmable Light for Arduino, a library to control * - * dimmers. * - * * - * Copyright (C) 2018-2023 Fabiano Riccardi * - * * - * Dimmable Light for Arduino is free software; you can redistribute * - * it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public * - * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either * - * version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. * - * * - * This library 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 * - * Lesser General Public License for more details. * - * * - * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License * - * along with this library; if not, see . * - ******************************************************************************/ -#include "thyristor.h" - -#include -#include - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) - #include "hw_timer_esp8266.h" -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) - #include "hw_timer_esp32.h" -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) - #include "hw_timer_avr.h" -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) - #include "hw_timer_samd.h" -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED) - #include "hw_timer_pico.h" -#else - #error "only ESP8266, ESP32, AVR, SAMD & RP2040 (non-mbed) architectures are supported" -#endif - -// Ignore zero-cross interrupts when they occurs too early w.r.t semi-period ideal length. -// The constant *semiPeriodShrinkMargin* defines the "too early" margin. -// This filter affects the MONITOR_FREQUENCY measurement. -// #define FILTER_INT_PERIOD - -// FOR DEBUG PURPOSE ONLY. This option requires FILTER_INT_PERIOD enabled. -// Print on serial port the time passed from the previous zero cross interrupt when the semi-period -// length is exceed the interval defined by *semiPeriodShrinkMargin* and *semiPeriodExpandMargin*. -// #define PRINT_INT_PERIOD - -// FOR DEBUG PURPOSE ONLY. -// Prints a char on the serial port if not all thyristors are managed in a semi-period. -// #define CHECK_MANAGED_THYR - -// Force the signal length of thyristor's gate. If not enabled, the signal to gate -// is turned off through an interrupt just before the end of the period. -// Look at gateTurnOffTime constant for more info. -// #define PREDEFINED_PULSE_LENGTH - -// In microseconds -#ifdef NETWORK_FREQ_FIXED_50HZ -static const uint16_t semiPeriodLength = 10000; -#endif -#ifdef NETWORK_FREQ_FIXED_60HZ -static const uint16_t semiPeriodLength = 8333; -#endif -#ifdef NETWORK_FREQ_RUNTIME -static uint16_t semiPeriodLength = 0; -#endif - -// These margins are precautions against noise, electrical spikes and frequency skew errors. -// Activation delays lower than *startMargin* turn the thyristor fully ON. -// Activation delays higher than *endMargin* turn the thyristor fully OFF. -// Tune this parameters accordingly to your setup (electrical network, MCU, and ZC circuitry). -// Values are expressed in microseconds. -static const uint16_t startMargin = 200; -static const uint16_t endMargin = 200; - -// Merge Period represents the time span in which 2 (or more) very near delays are merged (the -// higher ones are merged in the smaller one). This could be necessary for 2 main reasons: -// 1) Efficiency, in fact in some applications you will never seem differences between -// near delays, hence raising many interrupts is useless. -// 2) MCU inability to satisfy very tight "timer start". -// After some experiments on incandescence light bulbs, I noted that even 50 microseconds -// are not negligible, so I decided to set threshold lower than 20microsecond. Before lowering this -// value, check the documentation of the specific MCU since some have limitations. For example, -// ESP8266 API documentation suggests to set timer dealy higher than >10us. If you use 8-bit timers -// on AVR, you should set a bigger Merge Period (e.g. 100us). Moreover, you should also consider the -// number of instantiated dimmers: ISRs will take more time as the dimmer count increases, so you -// may need to increase Merge Period. The default value is intended to handle up to 8 dimmers. -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) -// This longer Merge Period is due to the implementation of digitalWrite(..) on AVR core, which is -// slower than others. In particular, on Arduino Uno R3 and Arduino Mega it takes, -// respectively, about 5us and 6us to execute. -static const uint16_t mergePeriod = 20 + Thyristor::N * 6; -#else -static const uint16_t mergePeriod = 20; -#endif - -// Period in microseconds before the end of the semiperiod when an interrupt is triggered to -// turn off all gate signals. This parameter doesn't have any effect if you enable -// PREDEFINED_PULSE_LENGTH. -static const uint16_t gateTurnOffTime = 100; - -static_assert(endMargin - gateTurnOffTime > mergePeriod, "endMargin must be greater than " - "(gateTurnOffTime + mergePeriod)"); - -#ifdef PREDEFINED_PULSE_LENGTH -// Length of pulse on thyristor's gate pin. This parameter is not applied if thyristor is fully on -// or off. This option is suitable only for very short pulses, since it blocks the ISR for the -// specified amount of time. -static uint8_t pulseWidth = 15; -#endif - -struct PinDelay { - uint8_t pin; - uint16_t delay; -}; - -enum class INT_TYPE { ACTIVATE_THYRISTORS, - TURN_OFF_GATES }; - -static INT_TYPE nextISR = INT_TYPE::ACTIVATE_THYRISTORS; - -/** - * Temporary struct manipulated by the ISR storing the timing information about each dimmer. - */ -static struct PinDelay pinDelay[Thyristor::N]; - -/** - * Summary of thyristors' state used by ISR (concurrent-safe). - */ -static bool _allThyristorsOnOff = true; - -/** - * Tell if zero-cross interrupt is enabled. - */ -static bool interruptEnabled = false; - -/** - * Number of thyristors already managed in the current semi-period. - */ -static uint8_t thyristorManaged = 0; - -/** - * Number of thyristors FULLY on. The remaining ones must be turned - * off by turn_off_gates_int at the end of the semi-period. - */ -static uint8_t alwaysOnCounter = 0; -static uint8_t alwaysOffCounter = 0; - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) -void HW_TIMER_IRAM_ATTR turn_off_gates_int() { -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) -void ARDUINO_ISR_ATTR turn_off_gates_int() { -#else -void turn_off_gates_int() { -#endif - for (int i = alwaysOnCounter; i < Thyristor::nThyristors; i++) { - if (pinDelay[i].pin != 0xff) { - digitalWrite(pinDelay[i].pin, LOW); - } - } - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) - timerStop(); -#endif -} - -/** - * Timer routine to turn on one or more thyristors. This function may be be called multiple times - * per semi-period depending on the current thyristors configuration. - */ -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) -void HW_TIMER_IRAM_ATTR activate_thyristors() { -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) -void ARDUINO_ISR_ATTR activate_thyristors() { -#else -void activate_thyristors() { -#endif - - const uint8_t firstToBeUpdated = thyristorManaged; - - for (; - // The last thyristor is managed outside the loop - thyristorManaged < Thyristor::nThyristors - 1 && - // Consider the "near" thyristors - pinDelay[thyristorManaged + 1].delay - pinDelay[firstToBeUpdated].delay < mergePeriod && - // Exclude the one who must remain totally off - pinDelay[thyristorManaged].delay <= semiPeriodLength - endMargin; - thyristorManaged++) { - if (pinDelay[thyristorManaged].pin != 0xff) { - digitalWrite(pinDelay[thyristorManaged].pin, HIGH); - } - } - if (pinDelay[thyristorManaged].pin != 0xff) { - digitalWrite(pinDelay[thyristorManaged].pin, HIGH); - } - thyristorManaged++; - - // This while is dedicated to all those thyristors with delay == semiPeriodLength-margin; those - // are the ones who shouldn't turn on, hence they can be skipped - while (thyristorManaged < Thyristor::nThyristors && pinDelay[thyristorManaged].delay == semiPeriodLength) { - thyristorManaged++; - } - -#ifdef PREDEFINED_PULSE_LENGTH - delayMicroseconds(pulseWidth); - - for (int i = firstToBeUpdated; i < thyristorManaged; i++) { - digitalWrite(pinDelay[i].pin, LOW); - } -#endif - - if (thyristorManaged < Thyristor::nThyristors) { - int delayAbsolute = pinDelay[thyristorManaged].delay; - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) || defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) || defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) || (defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED)) - int delayRelative = delayAbsolute - pinDelay[firstToBeUpdated].delay; -#endif - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) - timer1_write(US_TO_RTC_TIMER_TICKS(delayRelative)); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) - setAlarm(delayAbsolute); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) - timerSetAlarm(microsecond2Tick(delayRelative)); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) - timerStart(microsecond2Tick(delayRelative)); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED) - timerStart(delayRelative); -#else - #error "Not implemented" -#endif - } else { - -#ifdef PREDEFINED_PULSE_LENGTH - // If there are not more thyristor to serve, I can stop timer. Energy saving? - #if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) - // Given the Arduino HAL and esp8266 technical reference manual, - // when timer triggers, the counter stops because it has reach zero - // and no-autorealod was set (this timer can only down-count). - #elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) - stopTimer(); - #elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) || defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) - // Given actual HAL, AVR and SAMD counter automatically stops on interrupt - #elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED) - // Timer callback is not rescheduled - #endif -#else - // If there are not more thyristors to serve, set timer to turn off gates' signal - uint16_t delayAbsolute = semiPeriodLength - gateTurnOffTime; - - #if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) || defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) || defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) || (defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED)) - uint16_t delayRelative = delayAbsolute - pinDelay[firstToBeUpdated].delay; - #endif - - #if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) - timer1_attachInterrupt(turn_off_gates_int); - timer1_write(US_TO_RTC_TIMER_TICKS(delayRelative)); - #elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) - nextISR = INT_TYPE::TURN_OFF_GATES; - setAlarm(delayAbsolute); - #elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) - timerSetCallback(turn_off_gates_int); - timerSetAlarm(microsecond2Tick(delayRelative)); - #elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) - timerSetCallback(turn_off_gates_int); - timerStart(microsecond2Tick(delayRelative)); - #elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED) - timerSetCallback(turn_off_gates_int); - timerStart(delayRelative); - #else - #error "Not implemented" - #endif -#endif - } -} - -#ifdef FILTER_INT_PERIOD -// In microsecond -int Thyristor::semiPeriodShrinkMargin = 500; -int Thyristor::semiPeriodExpandMargin = 50; -#endif - -#if defined(FILTER_INT_PERIOD) || defined(MONITOR_FREQUENCY) -static uint32_t lastTime = 0; -#endif - -#ifdef MONITOR_FREQUENCY -// Circular queue to compute the moving average -static Mycila::CircularBuffer queue; -#endif - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) -void HW_TIMER_IRAM_ATTR Thyristor::zero_cross_int(void* arg) { -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) -void ARDUINO_ISR_ATTR Thyristor::zero_cross_int(void* arg) { -#else -void Thyristor::zero_cross_int(void* arg) { -#endif - -#if defined(FILTER_INT_PERIOD) || defined(MONITOR_FREQUENCY) - if (!lastTime) { - lastTime = micros(); - } else { - uint32_t now = micros(); - - // "diff" is correct even when timer rolls back, because these values are unsigned - uint32_t diff = now - lastTime; - - #ifdef PRINT_INT_PERIOD - if (diff < semiPeriodLength - Thyristor::semiPeriodShrinkMargin) { - #ifdef ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32 - ets_printf("B%d\n", diff); - #else - Serial.println(String('B') + diff); - #endif - } - if (diff > semiPeriodLength + Thyristor::semiPeriodExpandMargin) { - #ifdef ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32 - ets_printf("A%d\n", diff); - #else - Serial.println(String('A') + diff); - #endif - } - #endif - - #ifdef FILTER_INT_PERIOD - // Filters out spurious interrupts. The effectiveness of this simple - // filter could vary depending on noise on electrical networ. - if (diff < semiPeriodLength - Thyristor::semiPeriodShrinkMargin) { - return; - } - #endif - -#endif - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) - // Early timer start, only for avr. This is necessary since the instructions executed in this - // ISR take much time (more than 30us with only 4 dimmers). Before the end of this ISR, either - // the timer is stop or the alarm time is properly set. - timerStartAndTrigger(microsecond2Tick(15000)); -#endif - -#if defined(FILTER_INT_PERIOD) || defined(MONITOR_FREQUENCY) - #ifdef MONITOR_FREQUENCY - // if diff is very very greater than the theoretical value, the electrical signal - // can be considered as lost for a while and I must reset my moving average. - // I decided to use "16" because is a power of 2, very fast to be computed. - if (semiPeriodLength && diff > semiPeriodLength * 16) { - queue.reset(); - } else { - // If filtering has passed, I can update the moving average - queue.add(diff); - } - #endif - - lastTime = now; - } -#endif - - // Turn OFF all the thyristors, even if always ON. - // This is to speed up transitions between ON to OFF state: - // If I don't turn OFF all those thyristors, I must wait - // a semiperiod to turn off those one. - for (int i = 0; i < Thyristor::nThyristors; i++) { - if (pinDelay[i].pin != 0xff) { - digitalWrite(pinDelay[i].pin, LOW); - } - } - -#ifdef CHECK_MANAGED_THYR - if (thyristorManaged != Thyristor::nThyristors) { - #ifdef ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32 - ets_printf("E%d\n", thyristorManaged); - #else - Serial.print("E"); - Serial.println(thyristorManaged); - #endif - } -#endif - - // Update the structures and set thresholds, if needed - if (Thyristor::newDelayValues && !Thyristor::updatingStruct) { - Thyristor::newDelayValues = false; - alwaysOffCounter = 0; - alwaysOnCounter = 0; - for (int i = 0; i < Thyristor::nThyristors; i++) { - pinDelay[i].pin = Thyristor::thyristors[i]->pin; - // Rounding delays to avoid error and unexpected behavior due to - // non-ideal thyristors and not perfect sine wave - if (Thyristor::thyristors[i]->delay == 0) { - alwaysOnCounter++; - pinDelay[i].delay = 0; - } else if (Thyristor::thyristors[i]->delay < startMargin) { - alwaysOnCounter++; - pinDelay[i].delay = 0; - } else if (Thyristor::thyristors[i]->delay == semiPeriodLength) { - alwaysOffCounter++; - pinDelay[i].delay = semiPeriodLength; - } else if (Thyristor::thyristors[i]->delay > semiPeriodLength - endMargin) { - alwaysOffCounter++; - pinDelay[i].delay = semiPeriodLength; - } else { - pinDelay[i].delay = Thyristor::thyristors[i]->delay; - } - } - _allThyristorsOnOff = Thyristor::allThyristorsOnOff; - } - - thyristorManaged = 0; - - // if all are on and off, I can disable the zero cross interrupt - if (_allThyristorsOnOff) { - for (int i = 0; i < Thyristor::nThyristors; i++) { - if (pinDelay[i].pin != 0xff) { - if (pinDelay[i].delay == semiPeriodLength) { - digitalWrite(pinDelay[i].pin, LOW); - } else { - digitalWrite(pinDelay[i].pin, HIGH); - } - } - thyristorManaged++; - } - -#if defined(MONITOR_FREQUENCY) - if (!Thyristor::frequencyMonitorAlwaysEnabled) { - interruptEnabled = false; - #ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - detachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(Thyristor::syncPin)); - #endif - queue.reset(); - - lastTime = 0; - } -#elif defined(FILTER_INT_MONITOR) - lastTime = 0; - interruptEnabled = false; - #ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - detachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(Thyristor::syncPin)); - #endif -#else - interruptEnabled = false; - #ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - detachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(Thyristor::syncPin)); - #endif -#endif - - return; - } - - // Turn on thyristors with 0 delay (always on) - while (thyristorManaged < Thyristor::nThyristors && pinDelay[thyristorManaged].delay == 0) { - if(pinDelay[thyristorManaged].pin != 0xff) { - digitalWrite(pinDelay[thyristorManaged].pin, HIGH); - } - thyristorManaged++; - } - - // This block of code is inteded to manage the case near to the next semi-period: - // In this case we should avoid to trigger the timer, because the effective semiperiod - // perceived by the esp8266 could be less than 10000microsecond. This could be due to - // the relative time (there is no possibily to set the timer to an absolute time) - // Moreover, it is impossible to disable an interrupt once it is armed, neither - // change the callback function. - // NOTE: don't know why, but the timer seem trigger even when it is not set... - // so a provvisory solution if to set the relative callback to NULL! - // NOTE 2: this improvement should be think even for multiple lamp! - if (thyristorManaged < Thyristor::nThyristors && pinDelay[thyristorManaged].delay < semiPeriodLength) { - uint16_t delayAbsolute = pinDelay[thyristorManaged].delay; -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) - timer1_attachInterrupt(activate_thyristors); - timer1_write(US_TO_RTC_TIMER_TICKS(delayAbsolute)); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) - // setCallback(activate_thyristors); - nextISR = INT_TYPE::ACTIVATE_THYRISTORS; - startTimerAndTrigger(delayAbsolute); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) - timerSetCallback(activate_thyristors); - timerSetAlarm(microsecond2Tick(delayAbsolute)); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) - timerSetCallback(activate_thyristors); - timerStart(microsecond2Tick(delayAbsolute)); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED) - timerSetCallback(activate_thyristors); - timerStart(pinDelay[thyristorManaged].delay); -#else - #error "Not implemented" -#endif - } else { - - // This while is dedicated to all those thyristor wih delay == semiPeriodLength-margin; those - // are the ones who shouldn't turn on, hence they can be skipped - while (thyristorManaged < Thyristor::nThyristors && pinDelay[thyristorManaged].delay == semiPeriodLength) { - thyristorManaged++; - } - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) - // Given the Arduino HAL and esp8266 technical reference manual, - // when timer triggers, the counter stops because it has reached zero - // and no-autorealod was set (this timer can only down-count). -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) - stopTimer(); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) - timerStop(); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) - // Given actual HAL, and SAMD counter automatically stops on interrupt -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED) - // Timer callback is not rescheduled -#endif - } -} - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) -void HW_TIMER_IRAM_ATTR isr_selector() { -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) -void ARDUINO_ISR_ATTR isr_selector() { -#else -void isr_selector() { -#endif - if (nextISR == INT_TYPE::ACTIVATE_THYRISTORS) { - activate_thyristors(); - } else if (nextISR == INT_TYPE::TURN_OFF_GATES) { - turn_off_gates_int(); - } -} - -void Thyristor::setDelay(uint16_t newDelay) { - if (verbosity > 2) { - for (int i = 0; i < Thyristor::nThyristors; i++) { - Serial.print(String("setB: ") + "posIntoArray:" + thyristors[i]->posIntoArray + " pin:" + thyristors[i]->pin); - Serial.print(" "); - Serial.println(thyristors[i]->delay); - } - } - - if (newDelay > semiPeriodLength) { - newDelay = semiPeriodLength; - } - - // Reorder the array to speed up the interrupt. - // This mini-algorithm works on a different memory area w.r.t. the ISR, - // so it is concurrent-safe - - updatingStruct = true; - // Array example, it is always ordered, higher values means lower brightness levels - // [45,678,5000,7500,9000] - if (newDelay > delay) { - if (verbosity > 2) - Serial.println("\tlowering the light.."); - bool done = false; - ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// - // Let's find the new position - int i = posIntoArray + 1; - while (i < nThyristors && !done) { - if (newDelay <= thyristors[i]->delay) { - done = true; - } else { - i++; - } - } - // This could be due to 2 reasons: - // 1) the light is already the lowest delay (i.e. turned off) - // 2) the delay is not changed to overpass the neightbour - if (posIntoArray + 1 == i) { - if (verbosity > 2) - Serial.println("No need to shift.."); - } else { - int target; - // Means that we have reached the end, the target i the last element - if (i == nThyristors) { - target = nThyristors - 1; - } else { - target = i - 1; - } - - // Let's shift - for (int i = posIntoArray; i < target; i++) { - thyristors[i] = thyristors[i + 1]; - thyristors[i]->posIntoArray = i; - } - thyristors[target] = this; - this->posIntoArray = target; - } - } else if (newDelay < delay) { - if (verbosity > 2) - Serial.println("\traising the light.."); - bool done = false; - int i = posIntoArray - 1; - while (i >= 0 && !done) { - if (newDelay >= thyristors[i]->delay) { - done = true; - } else { - i--; - } - } - if (posIntoArray - 1 == i) { - if (verbosity > 2) - Serial.println("No need to shift.."); - } else { - int target; - // Means that we have reached the start, the target is the first element - if (!done) { - target = 0; - } else { - target = i + 1; - } - - // Let's shift - for (int i = posIntoArray; i > target; i--) { - thyristors[i] = thyristors[i - 1]; - thyristors[i]->posIntoArray = i; - } - thyristors[target] = this; - this->posIntoArray = target; - } - } else { - if (verbosity > 2) - Serial.println("Warning: you are setting the same delay as the previous one!"); - updatingStruct = false; - return; - } - - delay = newDelay; - bool enableInt = mustInterruptBeReEnabled(newDelay); - newDelayValues = true; - updatingStruct = false; - if (enableInt) { - if (verbosity > 2) - Serial.println("Re-enabling interrupt"); - interruptEnabled = true; -#ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(syncPin), zero_cross_int, syncDir); -#endif - } - - if (verbosity > 2) { - for (int i = 0; i < Thyristor::nThyristors; i++) { - Serial.print(String("\tsetB: ") + "posIntoArray:" + thyristors[i]->posIntoArray + " pin:" + thyristors[i]->pin); - Serial.print(" "); - Serial.println(thyristors[i]->delay); - } - } -} - -void Thyristor::begin() { -#ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - pinMode(syncPin, syncPullup ? INPUT_PULLUP : INPUT); -#endif - -#if defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP8266) - timer1_attachInterrupt(activate_thyristors); - // These 2 registers assignments are the "unrolling" of: - // timer1_enable(TIM_DIV16, TIM_EDGE, TIM_SINGLE); - T1C = (1 << TCTE) | ((TIM_DIV16 & 3) << TCPD) | ((TIM_EDGE & 1) << TCIT) | ((TIM_SINGLE & 1) << TCAR); - T1I = 0; -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_ESP32) - timerInit(isr_selector); -#elif defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_AVR) || defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_SAMD) || (defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_RP2040) && !defined(ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED)) - timerSetCallback(activate_thyristors); - timerBegin(); -#else - #error "Not implemented" -#endif - -#ifdef MONITOR_FREQUENCY - // Starts immediately to sense the eletricity grid - - interruptEnabled = true; - #ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(syncPin), zero_cross_int, syncDir); - #endif -#endif -} - -void Thyristor::end() { - #ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - detachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(syncPin)); - #endif -#ifdef MONITOR_FREQUENCY - queue.reset(); -#endif -} - -float Thyristor::getFrequency() { - if (semiPeriodLength == 0) { - return 0; - } - return 1000000 / 2 / (float)(semiPeriodLength); -} - -uint16_t Thyristor::getSemiPeriod() { - return semiPeriodLength; -} - -#ifdef NETWORK_FREQ_RUNTIME -void Thyristor::setFrequency(float frequency) { - if (frequency < 0) { - return; - } - - if (frequency == 0) { - semiPeriodLength = 0; - return; - } - - semiPeriodLength = 1000000 / 2 / frequency; -} -void Thyristor::setSemiPeriod(uint16_t semiPeriod) { - semiPeriodLength = semiPeriod; -} -#endif - -#ifdef MONITOR_FREQUENCY -uint32_t Thyristor::getPulsePeriod() { - uint32_t avgPulsePeriod; - { - // Stop interrupt to freeze variables modified or accessed in the interrupt - noInterrupts(); - - // "diff" is correct even when rolling back, because all of them are unsigned - uint32_t diff = micros() - lastTime; - - // if diff is very very greater than the theoretical value, the electrical signal - // can be considered as lost for a while. - // I decided to use "16" because is a power of 2, very fast to be computed. - if (semiPeriodLength && diff > semiPeriodLength * 16) { - queue.reset(); - } - - avgPulsePeriod = queue.avg(); - interrupts(); - } - - return avgPulsePeriod; -} - -void Thyristor::frequencyMonitorAlwaysOn(bool enable) { - { - // Stop interrupt to freeze variables modified or accessed in the interrupt - noInterrupts(); - - if (enable && !interruptEnabled) { - interruptEnabled = true; -#ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCDptEnabled = true; - attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(syncPin), zero_cross_int, syncDir); -#endif - } - frequencyMonitorAlwaysEnabled = enable; - - interrupts(); - } -} -#endif - -Thyristor::Thyristor(int pin) : pin(pin), delay(semiPeriodLength) { - if (nThyristors < N) { - pinMode(pin, OUTPUT); - - updatingStruct = true; - - posIntoArray = nThyristors; - nThyristors++; - thyristors[posIntoArray] = this; - - // Full reorder of the array - for (int i = 0; i < nThyristors; i++) { - for (int j = i + 1; j < nThyristors - 1; j++) { - if (thyristors[i]->delay > thyristors[j]->delay) { - Thyristor* temp = thyristors[i]; - thyristors[i] = thyristors[j]; - thyristors[j] = temp; - } - } - } - // Set the posIntoArray with a "brutal" assignement to each Thyristor - for (int i = 0; i < nThyristors; i++) { - thyristors[i]->posIntoArray = i; - } - - newDelayValues = true; - updatingStruct = false; - } else { - // TODO return error or exception - } -} - -Thyristor::~Thyristor() { - // Recompact the array - updatingStruct = true; - - if (nThyristors == 1) { - thyristors[0] = nullptr; - pinDelay[0].pin = 0xff; - } else if (nThyristors == 2) { - if (thyristors[0] == this) { - thyristors[0] = thyristors[1]; - } - if (pinDelay[0].pin == pin) { - pinDelay[0] = pinDelay[1]; - } - } - thyristors[1] = nullptr; - pinDelay[1].pin = 0xff; - - nThyristors--; - - updatingStruct = false; -} - -bool Thyristor::areThyristorsOnOff() { - bool allOnOff = true; - int i = 0; - while (i < nThyristors && allOnOff) { - if (thyristors[i]->getDelay() != 0 && thyristors[i]->getDelay() != semiPeriodLength) { - allOnOff = false; - } else { - i++; - } - } - return allOnOff; -} - -bool Thyristor::mustInterruptBeReEnabled(uint16_t newDelay) { - bool interruptMustBeEnabled = true; - - // Temp values those are "commited" at the end of this method - bool newAllThyristorsOnOff = allThyristorsOnOff; - - if (newDelay == semiPeriodLength || newDelay == 0) { - newAllThyristorsOnOff = areThyristorsOnOff(); - } else { - // if newDelay is not optimizable i.e. a value between (0; semiPeriodLength) - newAllThyristorsOnOff = false; - } - - allThyristorsOnOff = newAllThyristorsOnOff; - if (verbosity > 1) - Serial.println(String("allThyristorsOnOff: ") + allThyristorsOnOff); - return !interruptEnabled && interruptMustBeEnabled; -} - -uint8_t Thyristor::nThyristors = 0; -Thyristor* Thyristor::thyristors[Thyristor::N] = {nullptr}; -bool Thyristor::newDelayValues = false; -bool Thyristor::updatingStruct = false; -bool Thyristor::allThyristorsOnOff = true; -#ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD -uint8_t Thyristor::syncPin = 255; -decltype(RISING) Thyristor::syncDir = RISING; -bool Thyristor::syncPullup = false; -#endif -bool Thyristor::frequencyMonitorAlwaysEnabled = true; diff --git a/lib/DimmableLight/src/thyristor.h b/lib/DimmableLight/src/thyristor.h deleted file mode 100644 index a131d59..0000000 --- a/lib/DimmableLight/src/thyristor.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,295 +0,0 @@ -/****************************************************************************** - * This file is part of Dimmable Light for Arduino, a library to control * - * dimmers. * - * * - * Copyright (C) 2018-2023 Fabiano Riccardi * - * * - * Dimmable Light for Arduino is free software; you can redistribute * - * it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public * - * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either * - * version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. * - * * - * This library 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 * - * Lesser General Public License for more details. * - * * - * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License * - * along with this library; if not, see . * - ******************************************************************************/ -#ifndef THYRISTOR_H -#define THYRISTOR_H - -#include - -/** - * These defines affect the declaration of this class and the relative wrappers. - */ - -// Set the network frequency. -// The first 2 options fix the frequency to the common values (respectively to 50 and 60Hz) at -// compile time. The third option allows you change network frequency at runtime. This option -// automatically enables the setFrequency() method. The main drawback is that it requires a few more -// resources w.r.t. the "fixed frequency" alternatives. -// Select one and ONLY one among the following alternatives: -// #define NETWORK_FREQ_FIXED_50HZ -// #define NETWORK_FREQ_FIXED_60HZ -#define NETWORK_FREQ_RUNTIME - -// Set the default value if no option is selected -#if !defined(NETWORK_FREQ_FIXED_50HZ) && !defined(NETWORK_FREQ_FIXED_60HZ) && !defined(NETWORK_FREQ_RUNTIME) - #define NETWORK_FREQ_FIXED_50HZ -#endif - -// If enabled, you can monitor the actual frequency of the electrical network. -// #define MONITOR_FREQUENCY - -#define FILTER_INT_PERIOD -// #define THYRISTOR_ZCD - -/** - * This is the core class of this library, that provides the finest control on thyristors. - * - * NOTE: Design Principle for this library: There are 2 main abstraction levels: the first one, - * represented by Thyristor class, is agnostic about the controlled load (it doesn't assume a lamp, - * a heater or a motor). The second one provides a simpler and more concrete interface, presenting - * simplified APIs to the user as expected by an Arduino library, and it is exemplified by - * DimmableLight class. - * Now, I'm aware that this is positive because it allows to write very - * readable code IF the appliance is a light, but it is limiting and weird if the user is going to - * use another appliance. - * - * About this class, the "core" of the library, the name of the method to control a dimmer is - * setDelay(..) and not, for example, setPower(..), setBrightness(..), ... This gives a precise idea - * of what's happening at electrical level, that is controlling the activation time of the - * thyristor. Secondly, the measurement unit is expressed in microseconds, allowing the finest and - * feasible control reachable with almost any MCU avaialble on the market (including Arduino UNO - * based on ATmega328p). - */ -class Thyristor { - public: - Thyristor(int pin); - Thyristor(Thyristor const&) = delete; - void operator=(Thyristor const& t) = delete; - - /** - * Set the delay, 10000 (ms, with 50Hz voltage) to turn off the thyristor - */ - void setDelay(uint16_t delay); - - /** - * Return the current delay. - */ - uint16_t getDelay() const { - return delay; - } - - /** - * Turn on the thyristor at full power. - */ - void turnOn() { - setDelay(0); - } - - /** - * Turn off the thyristor. - */ - void turnOff() { - setDelay(getSemiPeriod()); - } - - ~Thyristor(); - - /** - * Setup timer and interrupt routine. - */ - static void begin(); - static void end(); - - /** - * Return the number of instantiated thyristors. - */ - static uint8_t getThyristorNumber() { - return nThyristors; - }; - -#ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - /** - * Set the pin dedicated to receive the AC zero cross signal. - */ - static void setSyncPin(uint8_t pin) { - syncPin = pin; - } - - /** - * Set the pin direction (RISING (default), FALLING, CHANGE). - */ - static void setSyncDir(decltype(RISING) dir) { - syncDir = dir; - } - - /** - * Set the pin pullup (true = INPUT_PULLUP, false = INPUT). The internal pullup resistor is not - * available for each platform and each pin. - */ - static void setSyncPullup(bool pullup) { - syncPullup = pullup; - } -#endif - - /** - * Get frequency. - */ - static float getFrequency(); - - /** - * Get the semiperiod. - */ - static uint16_t getSemiPeriod(); - -#ifdef NETWORK_FREQ_RUNTIME - /** - * Set target frequency. Negative values are ignored; - * zero set the semi-period to 0. - */ - static void setFrequency(float frequency); - static void setSemiPeriod(uint16_t semiPeriod); -#endif - -#ifdef MONITOR_FREQUENCY - /** - * Get the detected frequency on the electrical network, constantly updated. - * Return 0 if there is no signal or while sampling the first periods. - * - * NOTE: when (re)starting, it will take a while before returning a value different from 0. - */ - static uint32_t getPulsePeriod(); - - /** - * Check if frequency monitor is always enabled. - */ - static bool isFrequencyMonitorAlwaysOn() { - return frequencyMonitorAlwaysEnabled; - } - - /** - * Control if the monitoring can be automatically stopped when - * all lights are on and off. True to force the constant monitoring, - * false to allow automatic stop. By default the monitoring is always active. - * - */ - static void frequencyMonitorAlwaysOn(bool enable); -#endif - - static const uint8_t N = 8; - - private: - /** - * Tell if interrupt must be re-enabled. This metohd affect allMixedOnOff variable. - * This methods must be called every time a thyristor's delay is updated. - * - * NewDelay the new delay just set of this thyristor. - * Return true if interrupt for zero cross detection should be re-enabled, - * false do nothing. - */ - bool mustInterruptBeReEnabled(uint16_t newDelay); - - /** - * Search if all the values are only on and off. - * Return true if all are on/off, false otherwise. - */ - bool areThyristorsOnOff(); - - /** - * Number of instantiated thyristors. - */ - static uint8_t nThyristors; - - /** - * Vector of instatiated thyristors. - */ - static Thyristor* thyristors[]; - - /** - * Variable to tell to interrupt routine to update its internal structures - */ - static bool newDelayValues; - - /** - * Variable to avoid concurrency problem between interrupt and threads. - * In particular, this variable is used to prevent the copy of the memory used by - * the array of struct during reordering (interrupt can continue because it - * keeps its own copy of the array). - * A condition variable does not make sense because interrupt routine cannot be - * stopped. - */ - static bool updatingStruct; - - /** - * This variable tells if the thyristors are completely ON and OFF, - * mixed configuration are included. If one thyristor has a value between - * (0; semiPeriodLength), this variable is false. If true, this implies that - * zero cross interrupt must be enabled to manage the thyristor activation. - */ - static bool allThyristorsOnOff; - -#ifdef THYRISTOR_ZCD - /** - * Pin receiving the external Zero Cross signal. - */ - static uint8_t syncPin; - - /** - * Pin direction (FALLING, RISING, CHANGE). - */ - static decltype(RISING) syncDir; - - /** - * Pin pullup active. - */ - static bool syncPullup; -#endif - - /** - * 0) no messages - * 1) error messages - * 2) debug messages - * 3) info messages - */ - static const uint8_t verbosity = 1; - - /** - * True means the is always listeing, false means - * auto-stop when all lights are on/off. - */ - static bool frequencyMonitorAlwaysEnabled; - - /** - * Pin used to control thyristor's gate. - */ - uint8_t pin; - - /** - * Position into the static array, this is used to speed up the research - * operation while setting the new brightness value. - */ - uint8_t posIntoArray; - - /** - * Time to wait before turning on the thryristor. - */ - uint16_t delay; - - friend void activate_thyristors(); - friend void turn_off_gates_int(); - - public: - static void zero_cross_int(void* arg); - -#ifdef FILTER_INT_PERIOD - static int semiPeriodShrinkMargin; - static int semiPeriodExpandMargin; -#endif -}; - -#endif // END THYRISTOR_H diff --git a/lib/MycilaDimmer/MycilaDimmer.cpp b/lib/MycilaDimmer/MycilaDimmer.cpp index 982ad00..2f8f48c 100644 --- a/lib/MycilaDimmer/MycilaDimmer.cpp +++ b/lib/MycilaDimmer/MycilaDimmer.cpp @@ -4,6 +4,14 @@ */ #include +#include +#include +#include + +#ifdef MYCILA_PULSE_DEBUG + #include +#endif + #ifdef MYCILA_LOGGER_SUPPORT #include extern Mycila::Logger logger; @@ -70,11 +78,12 @@ void Mycila::Dimmer::begin(int8_t pin, uint32_t semiPeriod) { LOGI(TAG, "Enable Dimmer on pin %" PRId8 " with semi-period %" PRIu32 " us", pin, semiPeriod); _semiPeriod = semiPeriod; - _dimmer = new Thyristor(_pin); pinMode(_pin, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(_pin, LOW); _enabled = true; + _registerDimmer(this); + // restart with last saved value setDutyCycle(_dutyCycle); } @@ -82,15 +91,13 @@ void Mycila::Dimmer::begin(int8_t pin, uint32_t semiPeriod) { void Mycila::Dimmer::end() { if (!_enabled) return; + _unregisterDimmer(this); _enabled = false; LOGI(TAG, "Disable Dimmer on pin %" PRId8, _pin); // keep last saved value, // _dutyCycle = 0; _delay = UINT32_MAX; _semiPeriod = 0; - _dimmer->setDelay(_delay); - delete _dimmer; - _dimmer = nullptr; digitalWrite(_pin, LOW); _pin = GPIO_NUM_NC; } @@ -112,8 +119,6 @@ void Mycila::Dimmer::setDutyCycle(float newDutyCycle) { } else { _delay = _lookupPhaseDelay(mappedDutyCycle * DIMMER_MAX, _semiPeriod); } - - _dimmer->setDelay(_delay); } void Mycila::Dimmer::setDutyCycleLimit(float limit) { @@ -134,3 +139,16 @@ void Mycila::Dimmer::setDutyCycleMax(float max) { LOGD(TAG, "Set dimmer %" PRId8 " duty cycle max to %f", _pin, _dutyCycleMax); setDutyCycle(_dutyCycle); } + +void Mycila::Dimmer::_registerDimmer(Dimmer* dimmer) { +} + +void Mycila::Dimmer::_unregisterDimmer(Dimmer* dimmer) { +} + +void IRAM_ATTR Mycila::Dimmer::onZeroCross(void* arg) { +} + +bool IRAM_ATTR Mycila::Dimmer::_fireTimerISR(gptimer_handle_t timer, const gptimer_alarm_event_data_t* event, void* arg) { + return false; +} diff --git a/lib/MycilaDimmer/MycilaDimmer.h b/lib/MycilaDimmer/MycilaDimmer.h index 48d7b59..0c9a6f3 100644 --- a/lib/MycilaDimmer/MycilaDimmer.h +++ b/lib/MycilaDimmer/MycilaDimmer.h @@ -4,13 +4,16 @@ */ #pragma once -#include -#include - #ifdef MYCILA_JSON_SUPPORT #include #endif +#include +#include +#include + +#include + /** * Optional resolution, 15bits max */ @@ -167,6 +170,8 @@ namespace Mycila { */ float getPhaseAngle() const { return _delay >= _semiPeriod ? PI : PI * _delay / _semiPeriod; } + static void onZeroCross(void* args); + private: bool _enabled = false; gpio_num_t _pin = GPIO_NUM_NC; @@ -176,6 +181,11 @@ namespace Mycila { float _dutyCycleMin = 0; float _dutyCycleMax = 1; uint32_t _delay = UINT32_MAX; - Thyristor* _dimmer = nullptr; + + static gptimer_handle_t _fireTimer; + static volatile std::list _dimmers; + static void _registerDimmer(Dimmer* dimmer); + static void _unregisterDimmer(Dimmer* dimmer); + static bool _fireTimerISR(gptimer_handle_t timer, const gptimer_alarm_event_data_t* event, void* arg); }; } // namespace Mycila diff --git a/platformio.ini b/platformio.ini index 13f9a2b..66199c9 100644 --- a/platformio.ini +++ b/platformio.ini @@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ build_flags = ; FS -D FORMAT_LITTLEFS_IF_FAILED=1 ; ISR - ; -D CONFIG_ARDUINO_ISR_IRAM=1 + -D CONFIG_ARDUINO_ISR_IRAM=1 -D CONFIG_GPTIMER_ISR_HANDLER_IN_IRAM=1 -D CONFIG_GPTIMER_CTRL_FUNC_IN_IRAM=1 -D CONFIG_GPTIMER_ISR_IRAM_SAFE=1 diff --git a/src/init/Config.cpp b/src/init/Config.cpp index 256a211..55b8781 100644 --- a/src/init/Config.cpp +++ b/src/init/Config.cpp @@ -4,8 +4,6 @@ */ #include -#include - Mycila::Task initConfigTask("Init Config", [](void* params) { logger.warn(TAG, "Configuring %s", Mycila::AppInfo.nameModelVersion.c_str()); @@ -189,7 +187,7 @@ Mycila::Task initConfigTask("Init Config", [](void* params) { espConnect.begin(Mycila::AppInfo.defaultHostname.c_str(), Mycila::AppInfo.defaultSSID.c_str(), config.get(KEY_ADMIN_PASSWORD).c_str(), {config.get(KEY_WIFI_SSID).c_str(), config.get(KEY_WIFI_PASSWORD).c_str(), config.getBool(KEY_ENABLE_AP_MODE)}); // ZCD + Dimmers - pulseAnalyzer.onZeroCross(Thyristor::zero_cross_int); + pulseAnalyzer.onZeroCross(Mycila::Dimmer::onZeroCross); dimmerO1.setDutyCycleMin(config.get(KEY_OUTPUT1_DIMMER_MIN).toFloat() / 100); dimmerO1.setDutyCycleMax(config.get(KEY_OUTPUT1_DIMMER_MAX).toFloat() / 100); dimmerO1.setDutyCycleLimit(config.get(KEY_OUTPUT1_DIMMER_LIMIT).toFloat() / 100); diff --git a/src/tasks/ZCD.cpp b/src/tasks/ZCD.cpp index ebcdb83..15d92d0 100644 --- a/src/tasks/ZCD.cpp +++ b/src/tasks/ZCD.cpp @@ -4,8 +4,6 @@ */ #include -#include - Mycila::Task zcdTask("ZCD", [](void* params) { const bool zcdSwitched = config.getBool(KEY_ENABLE_ZCD); const bool dimmer1Switched = config.getBool(KEY_ENABLE_OUTPUT1_DIMMER); @@ -28,8 +26,6 @@ Mycila::Task zcdTask("ZCD", [](void* params) { pulseAnalyzer.end(); dimmerO1.end(); dimmerO2.end(); - Thyristor::end(); - Thyristor::setSemiPeriod(0); return; } @@ -53,16 +49,10 @@ Mycila::Task zcdTask("ZCD", [](void* params) { // => ZCD switch turned on + Pulse Analyzer online - if (!Thyristor::getSemiPeriod() || (dimmer1Switched && !dimmerO1.isEnabled()) || (dimmer2Switched && !dimmerO2.isEnabled())) { + if ((dimmer1Switched && !dimmerO1.isEnabled()) || (dimmer2Switched && !dimmerO2.isEnabled())) { float frequency = detectGridFrequency(); uint32_t semiPeriod = 1000000 / 2 / frequency; - if (!Thyristor::getSemiPeriod()) { - logger.info(TAG, "Starting Thyristor with semi-period: %" PRIu32 " us", semiPeriod); - Thyristor::setSemiPeriod(semiPeriod); - Thyristor::begin(); - } - if (dimmer1Switched && !dimmerO1.isEnabled()) { dimmerO1.begin(config.get(KEY_PIN_OUTPUT1_DIMMER).toInt(), semiPeriod); }