/* * Copyright © 2011 Keith Packard * * 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; version 2 of the License. * * 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. */ #include "ao.h" int8_t ao_btm_stdio; __xdata uint8_t ao_btm_connected; #define AO_BTM_MAX_REPLY 16 __xdata char ao_btm_reply[AO_BTM_MAX_REPLY]; extern volatile __xdata struct ao_fifo ao_usart1_rx_fifo; /* * Read a line of data from the serial port, truncating * it after a few characters. */ uint8_t ao_btm_get_line(void) { uint8_t ao_btm_reply_len = 0; char c; for (;;) { while ((c = ao_serial_pollchar()) != AO_READ_AGAIN) { if (ao_btm_reply_len < sizeof (ao_btm_reply)) ao_btm_reply[ao_btm_reply_len++] = c; if (c == '\r' || c == '\n') goto done; } for (c = 0; c < 10; c++) { ao_delay(AO_MS_TO_TICKS(10)); if (!ao_fifo_empty(ao_usart1_rx_fifo)) break; } if (c == 10) goto done; } done: for (c = ao_btm_reply_len; c < sizeof (ao_btm_reply);) ao_btm_reply[c++] = '\0'; return ao_btm_reply_len; } /* * Drain the serial port completely */ void ao_btm_drain() { while (ao_btm_get_line()) ; } /* * Set the stdio echo for the bluetooth link */ void ao_btm_echo(uint8_t echo) { ao_stdios[ao_btm_stdio].echo = echo; } /* * Delay between command charaters; the BT module * can't keep up with 57600 baud */ void ao_btm_putchar(char c) { ao_serial_putchar(c); ao_delay(1); } /* * Wait for the bluetooth device to return * status from the previously executed command */ uint8_t ao_btm_wait_reply(void) { for (;;) { ao_btm_get_line(); if (!strncmp(ao_btm_reply, "OK", 2)) return 1; if (!strncmp(ao_btm_reply, "ERROR", 5)) return -1; if (ao_btm_reply[0] == '\0') return 0; } } void ao_btm_string(__code char *cmd) { char c; while (c = *cmd++) ao_btm_putchar(c); } uint8_t ao_btm_cmd(__code char *cmd) { ao_btm_drain(); ao_btm_string(cmd); return ao_btm_wait_reply(); } uint8_t ao_btm_set_name(void) { char sn[8]; char *s = sn + 8; char c; int n; ao_btm_string("ATN=TeleBT-"); *--s = '\0'; *--s = '\r'; n = ao_serial_number; do { *--s = '0' + n % 10; } while (n /= 10); while ((c = *s++)) ao_btm_putchar(c); return ao_btm_wait_reply(); } uint8_t ao_btm_try_speed(uint8_t speed) { ao_serial_set_speed(speed); ao_btm_drain(); (void) ao_btm_cmd("\rATE0\rATQ0\r"); if (ao_btm_cmd("AT\r") == 1) return 1; return 0; } /* * A thread to initialize the bluetooth device and * hang around to blink the LED when connected */ void ao_btm(void) { /* * Wait for the bluetooth device to boot */ ao_delay(AO_SEC_TO_TICKS(3)); #if HAS_BEEP ao_beep_for(AO_BEEP_MID, AO_MS_TO_TICKS(200)); #endif /* * The first time we connect, the BTM-180 comes up at 19200 baud. * After that, it will remember and come up at 57600 baud. So, see * if it is already running at 57600 baud, and if that doesn't work * then tell it to switch to 57600 from 19200 baud. */ while (!ao_btm_try_speed(AO_SERIAL_SPEED_57600)) { ao_delay(AO_SEC_TO_TICKS(1)); if (ao_btm_try_speed(AO_SERIAL_SPEED_19200)) ao_btm_cmd("ATL4\r"); ao_delay(AO_SEC_TO_TICKS(1)); } /* Disable echo */ ao_btm_cmd("ATE0\r"); /* Enable flow control */ ao_btm_cmd("ATC1\r"); /* Set the reported name to something we can find on the host */ ao_btm_set_name(); /* Turn off status reporting */ ao_btm_cmd("ATQ1\r"); ao_btm_stdio = ao_add_stdio(ao_serial_pollchar, ao_serial_putchar, NULL); ao_btm_echo(0); for (;;) { while (!ao_btm_connected) ao_sleep(&ao_btm_connected); while (ao_btm_connected) { ao_led_for(AO_LED_GREEN, AO_MS_TO_TICKS(20)); ao_delay(AO_SEC_TO_TICKS(3)); } } } __xdata struct ao_task ao_btm_task; #if BT_LINK_ON_P2 #define BT_PICTL_ICON PICTL_P2ICON #define BT_PIFG P2IFG #define BT_PDIR P2DIR #define BT_PINP P2INP #define BT_IEN2_PIE IEN2_P2IE #endif #if BT_LINK_ON_P1 #define BT_PICTL_ICON PICTL_P1ICON #define BT_PIFG P1IFG #define BT_PDIR P1DIR #define BT_PINP P1INP #define BT_IEN2_PIE IEN2_P1IE #endif void ao_btm_check_link() __critical { /* Check the pin and configure the interrupt detector to wait for the * pin to flip the other way */ if (BT_LINK_PIN) { ao_btm_connected = 0; PICTL |= BT_PICTL_ICON; } else { ao_btm_connected = 1; PICTL &= ~BT_PICTL_ICON; } } void ao_btm_isr(void) #if BT_LINK_ON_P1 __interrupt 15 #endif { #if BT_LINK_ON_P1 P1IF = 0; #endif if (BT_PIFG & (1 << BT_LINK_PIN_INDEX)) { ao_btm_check_link(); ao_wakeup(&ao_btm_connected); } BT_PIFG = 0; } void ao_btm_init (void) { ao_serial_init(); ao_serial_set_speed(AO_SERIAL_SPEED_19200); #if BT_LINK_ON_P1 /* * Configure ser reset line */ P1_6 = 0; P1DIR |= (1 << 6); #endif /* * Configure link status line */ /* Set pin to input */ BT_PDIR &= ~(1 << BT_LINK_PIN_INDEX); /* Set pin to tri-state */ BT_PINP |= (1 << BT_LINK_PIN_INDEX); /* Enable interrupts */ IEN2 |= BT_IEN2_PIE; /* Check current pin state */ ao_btm_check_link(); #if BT_LINK_ON_P2 /* Eable the pin interrupt */ PICTL |= PICTL_P2IEN; #endif #if BT_LINK_ON_P1 /* Enable pin interrupt */ P1IEN |= (1 << BT_LINK_PIN_INDEX); #endif ao_add_task(&ao_btm_task, ao_btm, "bt"); }