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#include "FutabaGP1212A02.h"
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <time.h>
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const unsigned short KMaxDataMemoryAddress = 0x4FFF;
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const unsigned short KFrameSizeInBytes = 0x800;
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//
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// class GP1212A02A
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//
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GP1212A02A::GP1212A02A():
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iDisplayPositionX(0),iDisplayPositionY(0),
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iOffScreenMode(true),
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iUseFrameDifferencing(true),
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iFrameNext(NULL),
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iFrameCurrent(NULL),
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iFramePrevious(NULL),
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iFrameAlpha(NULL),
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iFrameBeta(NULL),
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iFrameGamma(NULL),
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iNeedFullFrameUpdate(0),
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iPowerOn(false)
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{
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iDeviceId[0]=0;
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iFirmwareRevision[0]=0;
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//ResetBuffers();
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}
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/**
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*/
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GP1212A02A::~GP1212A02A()
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{
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delete iFrameAlpha;
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iFrameAlpha=NULL;
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//
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delete iFrameBeta;
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iFrameBeta=NULL;
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//
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delete iFrameGamma;
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iFrameGamma=NULL;
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//
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iFrameNext=NULL;
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iFrameCurrent=NULL;
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iFramePrevious=NULL;
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//
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iNeedFullFrameUpdate=0;
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}
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/**
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*/
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int GP1212A02A::Open()
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{
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int success = HidDevice::Open(KFutabaVendorId,KFutabaProductIdGP1212A02A,NULL);
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if (success)
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{
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//Allocate both frames
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delete iFrameAlpha;
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iFrameAlpha=NULL;
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iFrameAlpha=new BitArrayLow(KGP12xFrameBufferPixelCount);
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//
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delete iFrameBeta;
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iFrameBeta=NULL;
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iFrameBeta=new BitArrayLow(KGP12xFrameBufferPixelCount);
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//
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delete iFrameGamma;
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iFrameGamma=NULL;
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iFrameGamma=new BitArrayLow(KGP12xFrameBufferPixelCount);
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//
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iFrameNext=iFrameAlpha;
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iFrameCurrent=iFrameBeta;
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iFramePrevious=iFrameGamma;
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//To make sure it is synced properly
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iNeedFullFrameUpdate=0;
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//
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SetNonBlocking(1);
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//
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SendCommandClear();
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//
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SetClockSetting();
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//BMP box setup could be removed if we don't use it anymore
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//Setup BMP box
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BmpBoxSetting(EBmpBoxIdOne,0x0000,256,64);
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//Select current BMP box
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BmpBoxSelect(EBmpBoxIdOne);
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//
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iNextFrameAddress = 0x0000;
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}
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return success;
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}
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/**
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Setting the BMP box
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[Code] 1BH,5CH,42H,Pn,aL,aH,Pw,Ph
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[Function] Setting the BMP box. BMP box can be defined the 3 area to DW. The position of BMP
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box is set based on the address of DW.
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* To write data in BMP box, BMP box select is necessary.
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* Specifiable horizontal size is 256dot (100H) MAX. If horizontal size specify 256dot, Pw = 00H
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Pn = Number of a BMP box
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aL = Lower byte of address
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aH = Upper byte of address
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Pw = BMP box width
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Ph = BMP box height
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[Definable area]
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Pn = 31H - BMP box 1
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Pn = 32H - BMP box 2
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Pn = 33H - BMP box 3
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0000H <= aL + aH * 100 <= 07FFH
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01H <= Pw <= 00H (=100H)
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01H <= Ph <= 08H
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*/
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void GP1212A02A::BmpBoxSetting(TBmpBoxId aBoxId, unsigned short aAddress, int aWidth, int aHeight)
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{
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//TODO: check parameters validity
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//1BH,5CH,42H,Pn,aL,aH,Pw,Ph
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FutabaVfdReport report;
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report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
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report[1]=0x08; //Report length.
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report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
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report[3]=0x5C; //Command ID
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report[4]=0x42; //Command ID
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report[5]=aBoxId;
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report[6]=(unsigned char)aAddress; //aL = DM lower byte
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report[7]=aAddress>>8; //aH = DM upper byte
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report[8]=(aWidth==256?0x00:aWidth); //Pw = BMP box width 00==256
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report[9]=aHeight/8; //Ph = BMP box height.
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Write(report);
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}
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/**
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[Code]1BH,5CH,48H,Pn
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[Function]Select of BMP box
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* Execution "BMP box select" is necessary before "Setting the Text box".
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* In case of writing by the specified dot writing, it is necessary to cancel this command.
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[Definable area]
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Pn = 30H - Remove the BMP box
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Pn = 31H - BMP box 1
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Pn = 32H - BMP box 2
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Pn = 33H - BMP box 3
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*/
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void GP1212A02A::BmpBoxSelect(TBmpBoxId aBoxId)
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{
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//TODO: check parameters validity
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FutabaVfdReport report;
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report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
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report[1]=0x04; //Report length.
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report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
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report[3]=0x5C; //Command ID
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report[4]=0x48; //Command ID
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report[5]=aBoxId; //BMP box ID
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Write(report);
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}
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/**
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*/
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void GP1212A02A::SetPixel(unsigned char aX, unsigned char aY, bool aOn)
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{
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//
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//int byteOffset=(aX*HeightInPixels()+aY)/8;
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//int bitOffset=(aX*HeightInPixels()+aY)%8;
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//iNextFrame[byteOffset] |= ( (aOn?0x01:0x00) << bitOffset );
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if (iOffScreenMode)
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{
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if (aOn)
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{
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iFrameNext->SetBit(aX*HeightInPixels()+aY);
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}
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else
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{
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iFrameNext->ClearBit(aX*HeightInPixels()+aY);
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}
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}
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else
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//Just specify a one pixel block
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//TODO
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}
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}
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/**
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*/
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/*
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void GP1212A02A::BitBlit(const BitArray& aBitmap, int aSrcWidth, int aSrcHeight, int aTargetX, int aTargetY) const
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{
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//TODO: amend loop values so that we don't keep on looping past our frame buffer dimensions.
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for (int i=0;i<aSrcWidth;i++)
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{
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for (int j=0;j<aSrcHeight;j++)
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{
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iFrameNext->SetBitValue((aTargetX+i)*HeightInPixels()+aTargetY+j,aBitmap[+i*aSrcHeight+j]);
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}
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}
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}
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*/
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/**
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Clear our client side back buffer.
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Call to SwapBuffers must follow to actually clear the display.
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*/
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void GP1212A02A::Clear()
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{
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//memset(iNextFrame->Ptr(),0x00,FrameBufferSizeInBytes());
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if (iOffScreenMode)
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{
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iFrameNext->ClearAll();
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}
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else
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{
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SendCommandClear();
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}
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}
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/**
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Turn on all pixels.
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Must be followed by a SwapBuffers call.
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*/
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void GP1212A02A::Fill()
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{
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SetAllPixels(0xFF);
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}
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/**
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Set all pixels on our screen to the desired value.
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This operation is performed off screen to avoid tearing.
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@param 8 pixels pattern
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*/
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void GP1212A02A::SetAllPixels(unsigned char aPattern)
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{
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//With a single buffer
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//unsigned char screen[2048]; //One screen worth of pixels
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//memset(screen,0xFF,sizeof(screen));
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//SetPixelBlock(0,0,63,sizeof(screen),screen);
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if (iOffScreenMode)
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{
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memset(iFrameNext->Ptr(),aPattern,FrameBufferSizeInBytes());
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}
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else
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{
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//Using pattern SetPixelBlock variant.
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//TODO
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}
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//
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}
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/**
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BMP data input
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[Code] 1BH,4AH,Pm,aL,aH,Ps,nL,nH,Pd...Pd
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[Function] The BMP data is written in the DW(Display Window) or the Data memory.
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Pm= DW or Data memory
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aL = DW lower byte
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aH = DW upper byte
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Ps = Direction of writing
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nL = number of BMP data length lower byte
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nH = number of BMP data length upper byte
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Pd = BMP data
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* If X direction is selected as Ps and data is written in the last address, the data in the last address is
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overwritten with the remaining data.
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[Definable area] Pm = 30H : DW
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Pm = 31H: Data memory
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0000H <= aL + aH * 100 <= 07FFH (DW)
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0000H <= aL + aH * 100 <= 4FFFH (Data memory)
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Ps = 30H: Y direction
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Ps = 31H: X direction
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0001H <= nL + nH * 100 <= 0100H(DW: X direction)
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0001H <= nL + nH * 100 <= 0800H(DW: Y direction)
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0001H <= nL + nH * 100 <= 0A00H(Data memory: X direction)
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0001H <= nL + nH * 100 <= 5000H(Data memory: Y direction)
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*/
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void GP1212A02A::BmpDataInput(TTarget aTarget, unsigned short aAddress, TDirection aDirection, unsigned short aSize, unsigned char* aPixels)
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{
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FutabaVfdReport report;
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report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
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report[1]=(aSize<=report.Size()-10?aSize+0x08:64); //Report length. -10 is for our header first 10 bytes. +8 is for our Futaba header size
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report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
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report[3]=0x4A; //Command ID
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report[4]=aTarget; //Display Window or Data Memory
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report[5]=(unsigned char)aAddress; //aL = DW lower byte
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report[6]=aAddress>>8; //aH = DW upper byte
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report[7]=aDirection; //Direction of writing: Y or X
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report[8]=(unsigned char)aSize; //Size of pixel data in bytes (LSB)
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report[9]=aSize>>8; //Size of pixel data in bytes (MSB)
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int sizeWritten=MIN(aSize,report.Size()-10);
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memcpy(report.Buffer()+10, aPixels, sizeWritten);
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Write(report);
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int remainingSize=aSize;
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//We need to keep on sending our pixel data until we are done
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while (report[1]==64)
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{
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report.Reset();
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remainingSize-=sizeWritten;
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report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
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report[1]=(remainingSize<=report.Size()-2?remainingSize:64); //Report length, should be 64 or the remaining size
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sizeWritten=(report[1]==64?63:report[1]);
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memcpy(report.Buffer()+2, aPixels+(aSize-remainingSize), sizeWritten);
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Write(report);
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}
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}
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/**
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Data memory transfer
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[Code] 1BH,5CH,44H,aL,aH
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[Function] BMP data transfer from Data memory to DW.
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Although source data is updated, data in BMP box is not updated. To reflect the update,
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re-executing this command is necessary.
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aL = Lower byte of address
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aH = Upper byte of address
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[Definable area]
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0000H <= aL + aH * 100 <= 4FFFH
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*/
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void GP1212A02A::BmpBoxDataMemoryTransfer(unsigned short aAddress)
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{
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FutabaVfdReport report;
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report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@14
|
335 |
report[1]=0x05; //Report length.
|
sl@14
|
336 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@14
|
337 |
report[3]=0x5C; //Command ID
|
sl@14
|
338 |
report[4]=0x44; //Command ID
|
sl@14
|
339 |
report[5]=(unsigned char)aAddress; //aL = DM lower byte
|
sl@14
|
340 |
report[6]=aAddress>>8; //aH = DM upper byte
|
sl@14
|
341 |
Write(report);
|
sl@14
|
342 |
}
|
sl@14
|
343 |
|
sl@14
|
344 |
/**
|
sl@14
|
345 |
Input BMP data in the BMP box
|
sl@14
|
346 |
[Code] 1BH,5CH,5DH,nL,nH,Pd...Pd
|
sl@14
|
347 |
[Function] BMP data is written the BMP box
|
sl@14
|
348 |
* Number of definable data is due to BMP box size. If the data is over range, the over range data is
|
sl@14
|
349 |
rewritten the final address.
|
sl@14
|
350 |
nL = Lower byte of number of definition byte
|
sl@14
|
351 |
nH = Upper byte of number of definition byte
|
sl@14
|
352 |
Pd = BMP data
|
sl@14
|
353 |
[Definable area] Pn : BMP box size (Pw * Ph)
|
sl@14
|
354 |
*/
|
sl@14
|
355 |
void GP1212A02A::BmpBoxDataInput(unsigned short aSize, unsigned char* aPixels)
|
sl@14
|
356 |
{
|
sl@14
|
357 |
FutabaVfdReport report;
|
sl@14
|
358 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@14
|
359 |
report[1]=(aSize<=report.Size()-7?aSize+0x05:64); //Report length. -7 is for our header first 10 bytes. +5 is for our Futaba header size
|
sl@14
|
360 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@14
|
361 |
report[3]=0x5C; //Command ID
|
sl@14
|
362 |
report[4]=0x5D; //Display Window or Data Memory
|
sl@14
|
363 |
report[5]=(unsigned char)aSize; //Size of pixel data in bytes (LSB)
|
sl@14
|
364 |
report[6]=aSize>>8; //Size of pixel data in bytes (MSB)
|
sl@14
|
365 |
int sizeWritten=MIN(aSize,report.Size()-7);
|
sl@14
|
366 |
memcpy(report.Buffer()+7, aPixels, sizeWritten);
|
sl@14
|
367 |
Write(report);
|
sl@14
|
368 |
|
sl@14
|
369 |
int remainingSize=aSize;
|
sl@14
|
370 |
//We need to keep on sending our pixel data until we are done
|
sl@14
|
371 |
while (report[1]==64)
|
sl@14
|
372 |
{
|
sl@14
|
373 |
report.Reset();
|
sl@14
|
374 |
remainingSize-=sizeWritten;
|
sl@14
|
375 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@14
|
376 |
report[1]=(remainingSize<=report.Size()-2?remainingSize:64); //Report length, should be 64 or the remaining size
|
sl@14
|
377 |
sizeWritten=(report[1]==64?63:report[1]);
|
sl@14
|
378 |
memcpy(report.Buffer()+2, aPixels+(aSize-remainingSize), sizeWritten);
|
sl@14
|
379 |
Write(report);
|
sl@14
|
380 |
}
|
sl@14
|
381 |
}
|
sl@14
|
382 |
|
sl@10
|
383 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
384 |
Using this function is advised against as is causes tearing.
|
sl@10
|
385 |
Use Clear instead.
|
sl@10
|
386 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
387 |
void GP1212A02A::SendCommandClear()
|
sl@10
|
388 |
{
|
sl@13
|
389 |
//1BH,4AH,43H,44H
|
sl@10
|
390 |
//Send Clear Display Command
|
sl@10
|
391 |
FutabaVfdReport report;
|
sl@10
|
392 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@10
|
393 |
report[1]=0x04; //Report length
|
sl@10
|
394 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@13
|
395 |
report[3]=0x4A; //Command ID
|
sl@13
|
396 |
report[4]=0x43; //Command ID
|
sl@13
|
397 |
report[5]=0x44; //Command ID
|
sl@10
|
398 |
Write(report);
|
sl@10
|
399 |
}
|
sl@10
|
400 |
|
sl@10
|
401 |
|
sl@10
|
402 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
403 |
Provide Y coordinate of our off screen buffer.
|
sl@10
|
404 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
405 |
unsigned char GP1212A02A::OffScreenY() const
|
sl@10
|
406 |
{
|
sl@10
|
407 |
//Overflowing is fine this is just what we want
|
sl@10
|
408 |
return iDisplayPositionY+HeightInPixels();
|
sl@10
|
409 |
}
|
sl@10
|
410 |
|
sl@10
|
411 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
412 |
Put our off screen buffer on screen.
|
sl@10
|
413 |
On screen buffer goes off screen.
|
sl@10
|
414 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
415 |
void GP1212A02A::SwapBuffers()
|
sl@10
|
416 |
{
|
sl@10
|
417 |
//Only perform buffer swapping if off screen mode is enabled
|
sl@10
|
418 |
if (OffScreenMode())
|
sl@10
|
419 |
{
|
sl@14
|
420 |
//Send pixel directly into BMP box
|
sl@15
|
421 |
//BmpBoxDataInput(FrameBufferSizeInBytes(),iFrameNext->Ptr());
|
sl@14
|
422 |
//Send pixel data directly into the display window
|
sl@14
|
423 |
//BmpDataInput(ETargetDisplayWindow,0x0000,EDirectionY, FrameBufferSizeInBytes(),iFrameNext->Ptr());
|
sl@14
|
424 |
//Send pixel data first to Data Memory then copy into the selected BMP box
|
sl@14
|
425 |
//BmpDataInput(ETargetDataMemory,0x0000,EDirectionY, FrameBufferSizeInBytes(),iFrameNext->Ptr());
|
sl@14
|
426 |
//BmpBoxDataMemoryTransfer(0x0000);
|
sl@15
|
427 |
//Send pixel data first to Data Memory then copy into the selected BMP box, cycling through our Data Memory frmae
|
sl@15
|
428 |
BmpDataInput(ETargetDataMemory,iNextFrameAddress,EDirectionY, FrameBufferSizeInBytes(),iFrameNext->Ptr());
|
sl@15
|
429 |
BmpBoxDataMemoryTransfer(iNextFrameAddress);
|
sl@15
|
430 |
iNextFrameAddress+=KFrameSizeInBytes;
|
sl@15
|
431 |
if (iNextFrameAddress>KMaxDataMemoryAddress)
|
sl@15
|
432 |
{
|
sl@15
|
433 |
iNextFrameAddress=0x0000;
|
sl@15
|
434 |
}
|
sl@10
|
435 |
|
sl@10
|
436 |
//Cycle through our frame buffers
|
sl@10
|
437 |
//We keep track of previous frame which is in fact our device back buffer.
|
sl@10
|
438 |
//We can then compare previous and next frame and send only the differences to our device.
|
sl@10
|
439 |
//This mechanism allows us to reduce traffic over our USB bus thus improving our frame rate from 14 FPS to 30 FPS.
|
sl@10
|
440 |
//Keep our previous frame pointer
|
sl@13
|
441 |
BitArrayLow* previousFrame=iFramePrevious;
|
sl@10
|
442 |
//Current frame becomes the previous one
|
sl@10
|
443 |
iFramePrevious = iFrameCurrent;
|
sl@10
|
444 |
//Next frame becomes the current one
|
sl@10
|
445 |
iFrameCurrent = iFrameNext;
|
sl@10
|
446 |
//Next frame is now our former previous
|
sl@10
|
447 |
iFrameNext = previousFrame;
|
sl@10
|
448 |
}
|
sl@10
|
449 |
}
|
sl@10
|
450 |
|
sl@10
|
451 |
|
sl@10
|
452 |
//Define the edge of our pixel block
|
sl@10
|
453 |
//Pixel blocks of 32x32 seems to run almost as fast as full screen update in worse case scenarii.
|
sl@10
|
454 |
//Though I wonder if in some situations 16 could be better. Make this an attribute at some point if need be.
|
sl@10
|
455 |
const int KPixelBlockEdge = 32;
|
sl@10
|
456 |
const int KPixelBlockSizeInBits = KPixelBlockEdge*KPixelBlockEdge;
|
sl@10
|
457 |
const int KPixelBlockSizeInBytes = KPixelBlockSizeInBits/8;
|
sl@10
|
458 |
|
sl@10
|
459 |
|
sl@10
|
460 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
461 |
Translate the given pixel coordinate according to our off screen mode.
|
sl@10
|
462 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
463 |
void GP1212A02A::OffScreenTranslation(unsigned char& aX, unsigned char& aY)
|
sl@10
|
464 |
{
|
sl@10
|
465 |
if (OffScreenMode())
|
sl@10
|
466 |
{
|
sl@10
|
467 |
aX+=WidthInPixels()-iDisplayPositionX;
|
sl@10
|
468 |
aY+=HeightInPixels()-iDisplayPositionY;
|
sl@10
|
469 |
}
|
sl@10
|
470 |
}
|
sl@10
|
471 |
|
sl@10
|
472 |
|
sl@10
|
473 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
474 |
*/
|
sl@15
|
475 |
void GP1212A02A::Request(TMiniDisplayRequest aRequest)
|
sl@15
|
476 |
{
|
sl@15
|
477 |
switch (aRequest)
|
sl@15
|
478 |
{
|
sl@15
|
479 |
case EMiniDisplayRequestDeviceId:
|
sl@15
|
480 |
RequestDeviceId();
|
sl@15
|
481 |
break;
|
sl@15
|
482 |
case EMiniDisplayRequestFirmwareRevision:
|
sl@15
|
483 |
RequestFirmwareRevision();
|
sl@15
|
484 |
break;
|
sl@15
|
485 |
case EMiniDisplayRequestPowerSupplyStatus:
|
sl@15
|
486 |
RequestPowerSupplyStatus();
|
sl@15
|
487 |
break;
|
sl@15
|
488 |
default:
|
sl@15
|
489 |
//Not supported
|
sl@15
|
490 |
break;
|
sl@15
|
491 |
};
|
sl@15
|
492 |
}
|
sl@15
|
493 |
|
sl@15
|
494 |
|
sl@15
|
495 |
/**
|
sl@15
|
496 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
497 |
void GP1212A02A::ResetBuffers()
|
sl@10
|
498 |
{
|
sl@10
|
499 |
//iNextFrame->ClearAll();
|
sl@10
|
500 |
//memset(iFrameAlpha,0x00,sizeof(iFrameAlpha));
|
sl@10
|
501 |
//memset(iFrameBeta,0x00,sizeof(iFrameBeta));
|
sl@10
|
502 |
}
|
sl@10
|
503 |
|
sl@10
|
504 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
505 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
506 |
void GP1212A02A::RequestDeviceId()
|
sl@10
|
507 |
{
|
sl@11
|
508 |
//Not supported
|
sl@10
|
509 |
}
|
sl@10
|
510 |
|
sl@10
|
511 |
/**
|
sl@15
|
512 |
ID code
|
sl@15
|
513 |
[Code] 1BH,6AH,49H,44H
|
sl@15
|
514 |
[Function] Send the ID code to the Host system. ID code is software version.
|
sl@10
|
515 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
516 |
void GP1212A02A::RequestFirmwareRevision()
|
sl@10
|
517 |
{
|
sl@15
|
518 |
if (RequestPending())
|
sl@15
|
519 |
{
|
sl@15
|
520 |
//Abort silently for now
|
sl@15
|
521 |
return;
|
sl@15
|
522 |
}
|
sl@15
|
523 |
|
sl@15
|
524 |
//1BH,6AH,49H,44H
|
sl@15
|
525 |
//Send Software Revision Read Command
|
sl@15
|
526 |
FutabaVfdReport report;
|
sl@15
|
527 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@15
|
528 |
report[1]=0x04; //Report length
|
sl@15
|
529 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@15
|
530 |
report[3]=0x6A; //Command ID
|
sl@15
|
531 |
report[4]=0x49; //Command ID
|
sl@15
|
532 |
report[5]=0x44; //Command ID
|
sl@15
|
533 |
if (Write(report)==report.Size())
|
sl@15
|
534 |
{
|
sl@15
|
535 |
SetRequest(EMiniDisplayRequestFirmwareRevision);
|
sl@15
|
536 |
}
|
sl@15
|
537 |
|
sl@10
|
538 |
}
|
sl@10
|
539 |
|
sl@10
|
540 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
541 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
542 |
void GP1212A02A::RequestPowerSupplyStatus()
|
sl@10
|
543 |
{
|
sl@11
|
544 |
//Not supported
|
sl@10
|
545 |
}
|
sl@10
|
546 |
|
sl@10
|
547 |
|
sl@10
|
548 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
549 |
This is for development purposes only.
|
sl@10
|
550 |
Production application should stick to off-screen mode to avoid tearing.
|
sl@10
|
551 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
552 |
void GP1212A02A::ToggleOffScreenMode()
|
sl@10
|
553 |
{
|
sl@10
|
554 |
SetOffScreenMode(!iOffScreenMode);
|
sl@10
|
555 |
}
|
sl@10
|
556 |
|
sl@10
|
557 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
558 |
* @brief GP1212A02A::SetOffScreenMode
|
sl@10
|
559 |
* @param aOn
|
sl@10
|
560 |
* @return
|
sl@10
|
561 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
562 |
void GP1212A02A::SetOffScreenMode(bool aOn)
|
sl@10
|
563 |
{
|
sl@10
|
564 |
if (aOn==iOffScreenMode)
|
sl@10
|
565 |
{
|
sl@10
|
566 |
//Nothing to do here
|
sl@10
|
567 |
return;
|
sl@10
|
568 |
}
|
sl@10
|
569 |
|
sl@10
|
570 |
iOffScreenMode=aOn;
|
sl@10
|
571 |
|
sl@10
|
572 |
//Clean up our buffers upon switching modes
|
sl@10
|
573 |
Clear();
|
sl@10
|
574 |
SwapBuffers();
|
sl@10
|
575 |
Clear();
|
sl@10
|
576 |
}
|
sl@10
|
577 |
|
sl@10
|
578 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
579 |
Tries to complete our current request if we have one pending.
|
sl@10
|
580 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
581 |
TMiniDisplayRequest GP1212A02A::AttemptRequestCompletion()
|
sl@10
|
582 |
{
|
sl@15
|
583 |
if (!RequestPending())
|
sl@15
|
584 |
{
|
sl@15
|
585 |
return EMiniDisplayRequestNone;
|
sl@15
|
586 |
}
|
sl@15
|
587 |
|
sl@15
|
588 |
int res=Read(iInputReport);
|
sl@15
|
589 |
|
sl@15
|
590 |
if (!res)
|
sl@15
|
591 |
{
|
sl@15
|
592 |
return EMiniDisplayRequestNone;
|
sl@15
|
593 |
}
|
sl@15
|
594 |
|
sl@15
|
595 |
//Process our request
|
sl@15
|
596 |
if (CurrentRequest()==EMiniDisplayRequestFirmwareRevision)
|
sl@15
|
597 |
{
|
sl@15
|
598 |
unsigned char* ptr=&iInputReport[2];
|
sl@15
|
599 |
iInputReport[7]=0x00;
|
sl@15
|
600 |
strcpy(iFirmwareRevision,(const char*)ptr);
|
sl@15
|
601 |
}
|
sl@15
|
602 |
|
sl@15
|
603 |
TMiniDisplayRequest completed=CurrentRequest();
|
sl@15
|
604 |
//Our request was completed
|
sl@15
|
605 |
SetRequest(EMiniDisplayRequestNone);
|
sl@15
|
606 |
|
sl@15
|
607 |
return completed;
|
sl@11
|
608 |
}
|
sl@10
|
609 |
|
sl@10
|
610 |
|
sl@10
|
611 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
612 |
Set our screen brightness.
|
sl@10
|
613 |
@param The desired brightness level. Must be between MinBrightness and MaxBrightness.
|
sl@10
|
614 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
615 |
void GP1212A02A::SetBrightness(int aBrightness)
|
sl@10
|
616 |
{
|
sl@10
|
617 |
if (aBrightness<MinBrightness()||aBrightness>MaxBrightness())
|
sl@10
|
618 |
{
|
sl@10
|
619 |
//Brightness out of range.
|
sl@10
|
620 |
//Just ignore that request.
|
sl@10
|
621 |
return;
|
sl@10
|
622 |
}
|
sl@10
|
623 |
|
sl@10
|
624 |
FutabaVfdReport report;
|
sl@10
|
625 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@10
|
626 |
report[1]=0x04; //Report size
|
sl@10
|
627 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@10
|
628 |
report[3]=0x4A; //Command ID
|
sl@10
|
629 |
report[4]=0x44; //Command ID
|
sl@13
|
630 |
report[5]=0x30+aBrightness; //Brightness level
|
sl@10
|
631 |
Write(report);
|
sl@10
|
632 |
}
|
sl@10
|
633 |
|
sl@10
|
634 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
635 |
*/
|
sl@16
|
636 |
bool GP1212A02A::IsPowerOn()
|
sl@10
|
637 |
{
|
sl@10
|
638 |
return iPowerOn;
|
sl@10
|
639 |
}
|
sl@10
|
640 |
|
sl@10
|
641 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
642 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
643 |
char* GP1212A02A::DeviceId()
|
sl@10
|
644 |
{
|
sl@10
|
645 |
return iDeviceId;
|
sl@10
|
646 |
}
|
sl@10
|
647 |
|
sl@10
|
648 |
/**
|
sl@10
|
649 |
*/
|
sl@10
|
650 |
char* GP1212A02A::FirmwareRevision()
|
sl@10
|
651 |
{
|
sl@10
|
652 |
return iFirmwareRevision;
|
sl@10
|
653 |
}
|
sl@16
|
654 |
|
sl@16
|
655 |
/**
|
sl@16
|
656 |
VFD Power ON/OFF
|
sl@16
|
657 |
[Code]1BH,4AH,42H,Ps
|
sl@16
|
658 |
[Function]Control of the power supply for VFD
|
sl@16
|
659 |
* If VFD power ON or OFF, at interval of 10s or more.
|
sl@16
|
660 |
* When the VFD power off, VFD display is turn off, but the module can receive a data and
|
sl@16
|
661 |
process.
|
sl@16
|
662 |
Ps = VFD Power control
|
sl@16
|
663 |
[Definable area]
|
sl@16
|
664 |
Ps = 30H : VFD Power OFF
|
sl@16
|
665 |
Ps = 31H : VFD Power ON (Default)
|
sl@16
|
666 |
*/
|
sl@16
|
667 |
void GP1212A02A::SendCommandPower(TPowerStatus aPowerStatus)
|
sl@16
|
668 |
{
|
sl@16
|
669 |
FutabaVfdReport report;
|
sl@16
|
670 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@16
|
671 |
report[1]=0x04; //Report size
|
sl@16
|
672 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@16
|
673 |
report[3]=0x4A; //Command ID
|
sl@16
|
674 |
report[4]=0x42; //Command ID
|
sl@16
|
675 |
report[5]=aPowerStatus; //ON or OFF
|
sl@16
|
676 |
Write(report);
|
sl@16
|
677 |
}
|
sl@16
|
678 |
|
sl@16
|
679 |
/**
|
sl@16
|
680 |
*/
|
sl@16
|
681 |
void GP1212A02A::TurnPowerOn()
|
sl@16
|
682 |
{
|
sl@16
|
683 |
SendCommandPower(EPowerOn);
|
sl@17
|
684 |
SetClockSetting();
|
sl@16
|
685 |
}
|
sl@16
|
686 |
|
sl@16
|
687 |
/**
|
sl@16
|
688 |
*/
|
sl@16
|
689 |
void GP1212A02A::TurnPowerOff()
|
sl@16
|
690 |
{
|
sl@16
|
691 |
SendCommandPower(EPowerOff);
|
sl@16
|
692 |
}
|
sl@17
|
693 |
|
sl@17
|
694 |
|
sl@17
|
695 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
696 |
Number of characters for the given clock format.
|
sl@17
|
697 |
@return
|
sl@17
|
698 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
699 |
int GP1212A02A::ClockCharCount(TClockFormat aFormat)
|
sl@17
|
700 |
{
|
sl@17
|
701 |
switch (aFormat)
|
sl@17
|
702 |
{
|
sl@17
|
703 |
case EClockDay12:
|
sl@17
|
704 |
case EClockDay24:
|
sl@17
|
705 |
return 10;
|
sl@17
|
706 |
case EClock12:
|
sl@17
|
707 |
case EClock24:
|
sl@17
|
708 |
return 5;
|
sl@17
|
709 |
}
|
sl@17
|
710 |
|
sl@17
|
711 |
return 10;
|
sl@17
|
712 |
}
|
sl@17
|
713 |
|
sl@17
|
714 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
715 |
@return
|
sl@17
|
716 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
717 |
int GP1212A02A::ClockCharWidthInPixels(TClockSize aSize)
|
sl@17
|
718 |
{
|
sl@17
|
719 |
switch (aSize)
|
sl@17
|
720 |
{
|
sl@17
|
721 |
case EClockTiny:
|
sl@17
|
722 |
return 6;
|
sl@17
|
723 |
case EClockSmall:
|
sl@17
|
724 |
return 8;
|
sl@17
|
725 |
case EClockMedium:
|
sl@17
|
726 |
return 12;
|
sl@17
|
727 |
case EClockLarge:
|
sl@17
|
728 |
return 16;
|
sl@17
|
729 |
}
|
sl@17
|
730 |
|
sl@17
|
731 |
return 16;
|
sl@17
|
732 |
}
|
sl@17
|
733 |
|
sl@17
|
734 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
735 |
@return
|
sl@17
|
736 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
737 |
int GP1212A02A::ClockCharHeightInPixels(TClockSize aSize)
|
sl@17
|
738 |
{
|
sl@17
|
739 |
switch (aSize)
|
sl@17
|
740 |
{
|
sl@17
|
741 |
case EClockTiny:
|
sl@17
|
742 |
return 8;
|
sl@17
|
743 |
case EClockSmall:
|
sl@17
|
744 |
return 16;
|
sl@17
|
745 |
case EClockMedium:
|
sl@17
|
746 |
return 24;
|
sl@17
|
747 |
case EClockLarge:
|
sl@17
|
748 |
return 32;
|
sl@17
|
749 |
}
|
sl@17
|
750 |
|
sl@17
|
751 |
return 32;
|
sl@17
|
752 |
}
|
sl@17
|
753 |
|
sl@17
|
754 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
755 |
Return the Display Window address for centering the clock corresponding to the given parameters.
|
sl@17
|
756 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
757 |
unsigned short GP1212A02A::ClockCenterAddress(TClockFormat aFormat, TClockSize aSize)
|
sl@17
|
758 |
{
|
sl@17
|
759 |
int charCount=ClockCharCount(aFormat);
|
sl@17
|
760 |
int halfWidth=(ClockCharWidthInPixels(aSize)*charCount)/2;
|
sl@17
|
761 |
int halfHeight=(ClockCharHeightInPixels(aSize))/2;
|
sl@17
|
762 |
int x=(WidthInPixels()/2)-halfWidth;
|
sl@17
|
763 |
int y=(HeightInPixels()/2)-halfHeight;
|
sl@17
|
764 |
|
sl@17
|
765 |
int yOffset=y/8;
|
sl@17
|
766 |
int xOffset=x*8; //Not sure why...
|
sl@17
|
767 |
|
sl@17
|
768 |
unsigned short address = yOffset+xOffset;
|
sl@17
|
769 |
//
|
sl@17
|
770 |
return address;
|
sl@17
|
771 |
}
|
sl@17
|
772 |
|
sl@17
|
773 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
774 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
775 |
void GP1212A02A::ShowClock()
|
sl@17
|
776 |
{
|
sl@17
|
777 |
SendCommandClockDisplay(EClockDay24,ClockCenterAddress(EClockDay24,EClockLarge),EClockLarge);
|
sl@17
|
778 |
}
|
sl@17
|
779 |
|
sl@17
|
780 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
781 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
782 |
void GP1212A02A::HideClock()
|
sl@17
|
783 |
{
|
sl@17
|
784 |
SendCommandClockCancel();
|
sl@17
|
785 |
}
|
sl@17
|
786 |
|
sl@17
|
787 |
|
sl@17
|
788 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
789 |
Clock setting
|
sl@17
|
790 |
[Code]1BH,6BH,53H,Pd,Ph,Pm
|
sl@17
|
791 |
[Function]Setting the clock data. The setting data is cleared, if the Reset command is input or power
|
sl@17
|
792 |
is turned off.
|
sl@17
|
793 |
Pd = Day of the week
|
sl@17
|
794 |
Ph = hour
|
sl@17
|
795 |
Pm = minute
|
sl@17
|
796 |
[Definable area]
|
sl@17
|
797 |
Pd = 00H : Sunday
|
sl@17
|
798 |
Pd = 01H : Monday
|
sl@17
|
799 |
...
|
sl@17
|
800 |
Pd = 06H : Saturday
|
sl@17
|
801 |
* Clock setting is canceled, when Pd is input value that is larger than 07H, or Ph is input value that is
|
sl@17
|
802 |
larger than 18H,or Pm is input value that is larger than 3CH.
|
sl@17
|
803 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
804 |
void GP1212A02A::SendCommandClockSetting(TWeekDay aWeekDay, unsigned char aHour, unsigned char aMinute)
|
sl@17
|
805 |
{
|
sl@17
|
806 |
FutabaVfdReport report;
|
sl@17
|
807 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@17
|
808 |
report[1]=0x06; //Report size
|
sl@17
|
809 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
810 |
report[3]=0x6B; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
811 |
report[4]=0x53; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
812 |
report[5]=aWeekDay; //Sunday to Saturday
|
sl@17
|
813 |
report[6]=aHour;
|
sl@17
|
814 |
report[7]=aMinute;
|
sl@17
|
815 |
|
sl@17
|
816 |
Write(report);
|
sl@17
|
817 |
}
|
sl@17
|
818 |
|
sl@17
|
819 |
|
sl@17
|
820 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
821 |
Set display clock settings according to local system time.
|
sl@17
|
822 |
This needs to be redone whenever we open or turn on our display.
|
sl@17
|
823 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
824 |
void GP1212A02A::SetClockSetting()
|
sl@17
|
825 |
{
|
sl@17
|
826 |
time_t rawtime;
|
sl@17
|
827 |
struct tm * timeinfo;
|
sl@17
|
828 |
|
sl@17
|
829 |
time ( &rawtime );
|
sl@17
|
830 |
timeinfo = localtime ( &rawtime );
|
sl@17
|
831 |
//
|
sl@17
|
832 |
SendCommandClockSetting((TWeekDay)timeinfo->tm_wday,timeinfo->tm_hour,timeinfo->tm_min);
|
sl@17
|
833 |
}
|
sl@17
|
834 |
|
sl@17
|
835 |
|
sl@17
|
836 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
837 |
Clock display
|
sl@17
|
838 |
[Code] 1BH,6BH,55H,Ps,aL,aH,Pf
|
sl@17
|
839 |
[Function] Clock is displayed. The display position and the font size can be freely decided.
|
sl@17
|
840 |
Ps = Display type select
|
sl@17
|
841 |
aL,aH = Address
|
sl@17
|
842 |
Pf = Font size select
|
sl@17
|
843 |
[Definable area]
|
sl@17
|
844 |
Ps = 00H : 24hour Ex.[12:34]
|
sl@17
|
845 |
Ps = 01H : 24hour + day of the week Ex.[Wed._12:34]
|
sl@17
|
846 |
Ps = 10H : 12hour Ex.[PM_00:34]
|
sl@17
|
847 |
Ps = 11H : 12hour + day of the week Ex.[Wed._PM_00:34]
|
sl@17
|
848 |
Pf = 30H : 6x8 dot
|
sl@17
|
849 |
Pf = 31H : 8x16dot
|
sl@17
|
850 |
Pf = 32H : 12x24 dot
|
sl@17
|
851 |
Pf = 33H : 16x32 dot
|
sl@17
|
852 |
* When the clock data is not input, clock is not displayed.
|
sl@17
|
853 |
* The clock display is maintained until Clock display cancel "Clear display" RESET command is input
|
sl@17
|
854 |
or power is turned off.
|
sl@17
|
855 |
The clock display area
|
sl@17
|
856 |
Graphic can be displayed excluding the clock display area.
|
sl@17
|
857 |
The self adjustment for the position
|
sl@17
|
858 |
that cannot be displayed.
|
sl@17
|
859 |
* Excluding the clock display area can be input other display commands.
|
sl@17
|
860 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
861 |
void GP1212A02A::SendCommandClockDisplay(TClockFormat aClockFormat, unsigned short aAddress, TClockSize aSize)
|
sl@17
|
862 |
{
|
sl@17
|
863 |
FutabaVfdReport report;
|
sl@17
|
864 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@17
|
865 |
report[1]=0x07; //Report size
|
sl@17
|
866 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
867 |
report[3]=0x6B; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
868 |
report[4]=0x55; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
869 |
report[5]=aClockFormat; //
|
sl@17
|
870 |
report[6]=(unsigned char)aAddress; //aL
|
sl@17
|
871 |
report[7]=aAddress>>8; //aH
|
sl@17
|
872 |
report[8]=aSize;
|
sl@17
|
873 |
|
sl@17
|
874 |
Write(report);
|
sl@17
|
875 |
}
|
sl@17
|
876 |
|
sl@17
|
877 |
|
sl@17
|
878 |
/**
|
sl@17
|
879 |
Clock display cancel
|
sl@17
|
880 |
[Code] 1BH,6BH,3DH,58H
|
sl@17
|
881 |
[Function] Clock display is canceled.
|
sl@17
|
882 |
*/
|
sl@17
|
883 |
void GP1212A02A::SendCommandClockCancel()
|
sl@17
|
884 |
{
|
sl@17
|
885 |
FutabaVfdReport report;
|
sl@17
|
886 |
report[0]=0x00; //Report ID
|
sl@17
|
887 |
report[1]=0x04; //Report size
|
sl@17
|
888 |
report[2]=0x1B; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
889 |
report[3]=0x6B; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
890 |
report[4]=0x3D; //Command ID
|
sl@17
|
891 |
report[5]=0x58; //
|
sl@17
|
892 |
|
sl@17
|
893 |
Write(report);
|
sl@17
|
894 |
}
|