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ritchie
Joined: 13 Sep 2003
Posts: 87
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| #int_rda probelm for RF ID Reader |
 Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2003 11:28 pm |
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Mabuhay!
The code below will capture an ASCII character from an RF ID reader. My problem is when I write the decoded data to FM24C256 FRAM memory, it put a double entry.
Sometimes one entry but most of the time double entry will happen and I guess this will consume my memory resources with duplicate entry.
Can anybody from the forum review my code and provide tips and/or suggestions.
Thnx
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char gaRawRFCode[12]; // RF raw code data
#define RF_SIZE 12 // RF Rx buffer size for RS-232 receive
byte rfbuffer[RF_SIZE]; // RF receive serial data buffer
byte rf_in = 0; // Rx data in index
byte rf_out = 0; // Rx data out index
#int_rda
void RFid_isr() // RF ID Reader interrupt routines
{
if(glRfIdBufferAvailable)
{
rfbuffer[rf_in]=getc();
rf_in++;
if(rf_in==RF_SIZE)
{
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 0; // buffer is full
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 1; // RF data is available
glRfMemWriteFlag = 1; // set flag for memory write
rf_in = 0; // restart pointer to zero
}
}
else getch();
}
void write_data_to_memory()
{
unsigned int32 uLoc;
// get the start address
//guStrtAddr = make32(read_program_eeprom(0x7FE0),
// read_program_eeprom(0x7FE1));
// get the end address
//guEndAddr = make32(read_program_eeprom(0x7FE2),
// read_program_eeprom(0x7FE3));
if (guStrtAddr == guEndAddr)
uLoc = guStrtAddr; // set uLoc to guStrtAddr
if (guStrtAddr != guEndAddr)
uloc=guEndAddr; // set uLoc to guEndAddr
if (guEndAddr == FRAM_SIZE)
uLoc = 32; // memory overflow... max size reach
// reset end pointer to location 32 of
// chip address A0
// write data to FM24C256
write_fram_block(uLoc,DATA_SIZE,gcMemBuffer);
guEndAddr = uLoc + DATA_SIZE; // increment guEndAddr by 32bytes
}
main()
{
nulrfbuffer(); // put NULL at RF buffer array
nulrfrawcode(); // put NULL at RF raw code array
init_chip(); // Initialize the MCU Chip
lcd_gotoxy(1,1);
printf(lcd_putc,"HTI-200R");
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 1; // Rx buffer is empty
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 0; // RF data buffer is empty
glRfMemWriteFlag = 0; // memory write disabled
while (TRUE)
{
if (glRfIdBufferDataReady)
{
//strncpy(gaRawRFCode,buffer,12);
strcpy(gaRawRFCode,rfbuffer);
for(dummy=0; dummy<RF_SIZE; dummy++)
{
//lcd_putc(Buffer[uCount]);
//gaRawRFCode[uCount]=Buffer[uCount];
lcd_putc(gaRawRFCode[dummy]);
}
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 1;
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 0;
}
if(glRfMemWriteFlag)
{
//for (uIndex=0; uIndex<DATA_SIZE; uIndex++)
fill_memory_buffer();
write_data_to_memory();
//write_fram_byte(uIndex,rfBuffer[uIndex]);
glRfMemWriteFlag = 0;
}
}
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Ttelmah
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| Re: #int_rda probelm for RF ID Reader |
| Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2003 2:35 am |
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| ritchie wrote: | Mabuhay!
The code below will capture an ASCII character from an RF ID reader. My problem is when I write the decoded data to FM24C256 FRAM memory, it put a double entry.
Sometimes one entry but most of the time double entry will happen and I guess this will consume my memory resources with duplicate entry.
Can anybody from the forum review my code and provide tips and/or suggestions.
Thnx
| Code: | [i]
char gaRawRFCode[12]; // RF raw code data
#define RF_SIZE 12 // RF Rx buffer size for RS-232 receive
byte rfbuffer[RF_SIZE]; // RF receive serial data buffer
byte rf_in = 0; // Rx data in index
byte rf_out = 0; // Rx data out index
#int_rda
void RFid_isr() // RF ID Reader interrupt routines
{
if(glRfIdBufferAvailable)
{
rfbuffer[rf_in]=getc();
rf_in++;
if(rf_in==RF_SIZE)
{
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 0; // buffer is full
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 1; // RF data is available
glRfMemWriteFlag = 1; // set flag for memory write
rf_in = 0; // restart pointer to zero
}
}
else getch();
}
void write_data_to_memory()
{
unsigned int32 uLoc;
// get the start address
//guStrtAddr = make32(read_program_eeprom(0x7FE0),
// read_program_eeprom(0x7FE1));
// get the end address
//guEndAddr = make32(read_program_eeprom(0x7FE2),
// read_program_eeprom(0x7FE3));
if (guStrtAddr == guEndAddr)
uLoc = guStrtAddr; // set uLoc to guStrtAddr
if (guStrtAddr != guEndAddr)
uloc=guEndAddr; // set uLoc to guEndAddr
if (guEndAddr == FRAM_SIZE)
uLoc = 32; // memory overflow... max size reach
// reset end pointer to location 32 of
// chip address A0
// write data to FM24C256
write_fram_block(uLoc,DATA_SIZE,gcMemBuffer);
guEndAddr = uLoc + DATA_SIZE; // increment guEndAddr by 32bytes
}
main()
{
nulrfbuffer(); // put NULL at RF buffer array
nulrfrawcode(); // put NULL at RF raw code array
init_chip(); // Initialize the MCU Chip
lcd_gotoxy(1,1);
printf(lcd_putc,"HTI-200R");
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 1; // Rx buffer is empty
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 0; // RF data buffer is empty
glRfMemWriteFlag = 0; // memory write disabled
while (TRUE)
{
if (glRfIdBufferDataReady)
{
//strncpy(gaRawRFCode,buffer,12);
strcpy(gaRawRFCode,rfbuffer);
for(dummy=0; dummy<RF_SIZE; dummy++)
{
//lcd_putc(Buffer[uCount]);
//gaRawRFCode[uCount]=Buffer[uCount];
lcd_putc(gaRawRFCode[dummy]);
}
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 1;
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 0;
}
if(glRfMemWriteFlag)
{
//for (uIndex=0; uIndex<DATA_SIZE; uIndex++)
fill_memory_buffer();
write_data_to_memory();
//write_fram_byte(uIndex,rfBuffer[uIndex]);
glRfMemWriteFlag = 0;
}
}
}[/i] |
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Without looking too deeply, I can see one small thing that could cause a problem.
Your 'buffer', is the size of your incoming packet. You then use 'strcpy', which will only stop, when it gets to a 'null' character (rather than strncpy, which can be limited to a set number of characters). The two buffers are immediately adjacent, so if the source buffer (rfbuffer), does not end in a null, the routine, will copy the contents of rfbuffer, 'down' into the buffer 'gaRawRFCode', and keep going till it hits a null. This could potentially result in data corruption. You have obviously tried using strncpy at one point, and this is the safer route to take.
Now you say you are seeing a 'double entry', but do not say whether this is on a 'per character' basis, of the whole string being duplicated?. Also, you print the data to the LCD, is this duplicated as well, or is it only the data in the FRAM?. If the latter, then the problem is probably in the FRAM code, which you don't post.
Prove _where_ the fault is. Generate a fixed 'synthetic' buffer, with a known sequence of characters, and a counter, and write this to the display and FRAM. If it works, then you have narrowed the fault down to the serial transmit/receive. If the same duplication occurs, then you have excluded the serial code.
You don't show the routines that actually transfer data to the buffer used for the FRAM write (fill_memory_buffer), or the definitions used inside the 'write_data_to_memory' routine. Also, you stop handling characters when the buffer is full, for a potentially significant period of time (not knowing how slow your LCD code, and memory buffer transfer code is, it is difficult to estimate how long). You apparently leave the serial IRQ enabled, and have 'getch' to prevent a COMM overflow, and the potential may still exist for the overrun error to happen, resulting in some garbage being seen.
You don't say which processor is involved?. You are making significant use of array accesses in both the main code, and the interrupt code. On some chips, this can result in interrupts being disabled during array I/O, and might again cause oddities.
Best Wishes |
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ritchie
Joined: 13 Sep 2003
Posts: 87
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| Re: #int_rda probelm for RF ID Reader |
| Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2003 6:52 am |
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| Quote: | Without looking too deeply, I can see one small thing that could cause a problem.
Your 'buffer', is the size of your incoming packet. You then use 'strcpy', which will only stop, when it gets to a 'null' character (rather than strncpy, which can be limited to a set number of characters). The two buffers are immediately adjacent, so if the source buffer (rfbuffer), does not end in a null, the routine, will copy the contents of rfbuffer, 'down' into the buffer 'gaRawRFCode', and keep going till it hits a null. This could potentially result in data corruption. You have obviously tried using strncpy at one point, and this is the safer route to take.
Now you say you are seeing a 'double entry', but do not say whether this is on a 'per character' basis, of the whole string being duplicated?. Also, you print the data to the LCD, is this duplicated as well, or is it only the data in the FRAM?. If the latter, then the problem is probably in the FRAM code, which you don't post.
Prove _where_ the fault is. Generate a fixed 'synthetic' buffer, with a known sequence of characters, and a counter, and write this to the display and FRAM. If it works, then you have narrowed the fault down to the serial transmit/receive. If the same duplication occurs, then you have excluded the serial code.
You don't show the routines that actually transfer data to the buffer used for the FRAM write (fill_memory_buffer), or the definitions used inside the 'write_data_to_memory' routine. Also, you stop handling characters when the buffer is full, for a potentially significant period of time (not knowing how slow your LCD code, and memory buffer transfer code is, it is difficult to estimate how long). You apparently leave the serial IRQ enabled, and have 'getch' to prevent a COMM overflow, and the potential may still exist for the overrun error to happen, resulting in some garbage being seen.
You don't say which processor is involved?. You are making significant use of array accesses in both the main code, and the interrupt code. On some chips, this can result in interrupts being disabled during array I/O, and might again cause oddities.
Best Wishes |
This is the entire code:
| Code: |
#include <18F452.h> // Target PIC Microcontroller IC
#fuses HS,NOPROTECT,NOWDT // PIC MCU Configuration
#use delay(clock=20000000) // 20MHz Crystal clock speed
#use rs232(baud=9600,parity=N,xmit=PIN_C6,rcv=PIN_C7,bits=8)
#include <LCD.C> // LCD routines are here
#include <stdlib.h> // Standard library routines
int1 glRfMemWriteFlag = 0; // Memory write flag bit
int1 glRfIdBufferAvailable = 0; // RF Rx buffer is available
int1 glRfIdBufferDataReady = 0; // RF data receive and ready
int8 seconds ; // 00 - 59 seconds
int8 minutes ; // 00 - 59 minutes
int8 hours ; // 00 - 23 hours, military format
int8 mthdays ; // 01 - 31 days in a month
int8 months ; // 01 - 12 months, 1-JAN, ..., 12-DEC
int8 years ; // 00 - 99 2-digit year within a century
int8 y2kyrs ; // 20 - 99 Y2K year or century
int8 dummy ; // scratch pad or dummy variable 1
int8 i ; // scratch pad or dummy variable 2
char gaRawRFCode[12]; // RF raw code data
#define RF_SIZE 12 // RF Rx buffer size for RS-232 receive
byte rfbuffer[RF_SIZE]; // RF receive serial data buffer
byte rf_in = 0; // Rx data in index
byte rf_out = 0; // Rx data out index
// I2C Configuration
#define FRAM_SDA PIN_C4 // i2c data
#define FRAM_SCL PIN_C3 // i2c clock
#define FRAM_WP PIN_C5 // write protect pin
// define I2C read/write address
#define FRAM_WR_ADDR 0xA0 // initial F-RAM write address at 1st chip
#define FRAM_RD_ADDR 0xA1 // initial F-RAM read address at 1st chip
//#define FRAM_SIZE 32768 // for FM24C256
#define FRAM_SIZE 262144 // max bytes for 8chips of FM24C256
#define DATA_SIZE 32 // data size for one(1) swipe transaction
char gcMemBuffer[DATA_SIZE]; // dummy memory buffer before storage;
unsigned int32 guStrtAddr = 32; // FM24C256 start address pointer
unsigned int32 guEndAddr = 32; // FM24C256 end address pointer
unsigned int16 guLogCount = 0; // Log Counter (how many swipe?)
unsigned int1 guFramCont = 0; // FRAM content flag bit
// Configuration Registers for I2C
unsigned char SSPADD;
#locate SSPADD=0x0FC8
unsigned char SSPBUF;
#locate SSPBUF=0x0FC9
unsigned char SSPCON1;
#locate SSPCON1=0x0FC6
struct {
unsigned char SSPM0:1;
unsigned char SSPM1:1;
unsigned char SSPM2:1;
unsigned char SSPM3:1;
unsigned char CKP:1;
unsigned char SSPEN:1;
unsigned char SSPOV:1;
unsigned char WCOL:1;
} SSPCON1bits ;
#locate SSPCON1bits=0x0FC6
unsigned char SSPCON2;
#locate SSPCON2=0x0FC5
struct {
unsigned char SEN:1;
unsigned char RSEN:1;
unsigned char PEN:1;
unsigned char RCEN:1;
unsigned char ACKEN:1;
unsigned char ACKDT:1;
unsigned char ACKSTAT:1;
unsigned char GCEN:1;
} SSPCON2bits ;
#locate SSPCON2bits=0x0FC5
unsigned char SSPSTAT;
#locate SSPSTAT=0x0FC7
struct {
unsigned char BF:1;
unsigned char UA:1;
unsigned char R_W:1;
unsigned char S:1;
unsigned char P:1;
unsigned char D_A:1;
unsigned char CKE:1;
unsigned char SMP:1;
} SSPSTATbits ;
#locate SSPSTATbits=0x0FC7
unsigned char PIR2;
#locate PIR2=0x0FA1
struct {
unsigned char CCP2IF:1;
unsigned char TMR3IF:1;
unsigned char LVDIF:1;
unsigned char BCLIF:1;
unsigned char EEIF:1;
} PIR2bits ;
#locate PIR2bits=0x0FA1
// Useful defines for writing to the I2C bus
#define I2C_IDLE() while ((SSPCON2 & 0x1F) || (SSPSTATbits.R_W))
#define I2C_START() \
SSPCON2bits.SEN = 1; \
while (SSPCON2bits.SEN) \
{ \
#asm nop #endasm \
}
#define I2C_RESTART() \
SSPCON2bits.RSEN = 1; \
while (SSPCON2bits.RSEN) \
{ \
#asm nop #endasm \
}
#define I2C_STOP() \
SSPCON2bits.PEN = 1; \
while (SSPCON2bits.PEN) \
{ \
#asm nop #endasm \
}
#define I2C_WRITE(x) \
SSPBUF = (x); \
while (SSPSTATbits.BF) \
{ \
#asm nop #endasm \
} \
I2C_IDLE()
#define I2C_READ(x) \
SSPCON2bits.RCEN = 1; \
while (SSPCON2bits.RCEN) \
{ \
#asm nop #endasm \
} \
SSPCON2bits.ACKDT = (x); \
SSPCON2bits.ACKEN = 1; \
while (SSPCON2bits.ACKEN) \
{ \
#asm nop #endasm \
}
static BOOLEAN I2C_Device_Ready(unsigned int8 uID);
#int_rda
void RFid_isr() // RF ID Reader interrupt routines
{
if(glRfIdBufferAvailable)
{
rfbuffer[rf_in]=getc();
rf_in++;
if(rf_in==RF_SIZE)
{
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 0; // buffer is full
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 1; // RF data is available
glRfMemWriteFlag = 1; // set flag for memory write
rf_in = 0; // restart pointer to zero
}
}
else getch();
}
void fram_init() // initialize FRAM
{
output_float(FRAM_SCL); // set clock to input
output_float(FRAM_SDA); // set data to input
}
void fill_memory_buffer() // fill memory buffer before storage
{
char aTempBuffer[21];
char cMode='M'; // log mode is set to manual
int16 iAddress = 0xABBA; // initial device address
for (i=1; i<10; i++)
{ // fill gcMemBuffer with decoded barcode data
gcMemBuffer[i-1] = gaRawRFCode[i];
}
// fill aTemp_Buffer with data
sprintf(aTempBuffer,"%02u:%02u%02u-%02u-%02u%02u%C%04LX",
hours,minutes,mthdays,months,y2kyrs,years,cMode,iAddress);
for (i=9; i<30; i++)
{ // fill gcMemBuffer with data
gcMemBuffer[i] = aTempBuffer[i-9];
}
// set the last two array content to NULL
gcMemBuffer[30] = 0;
gcMemBuffer[31] = 0;
}
static BOOLEAN I2C_Device_Ready(unsigned int8 uID)
{
do
{
// Important to clear these bits before we attempt to write
PIR2bits.BCLIF = 0;
SSPCON1bits.WCOL = 0;
I2C_IDLE(); // ensure module is idle
I2C_START();
} while (PIR2bits.BCLIF);
I2C_WRITE(uID); // send memID
if (!SSPCON2bits.ACKSTAT) // test for ACK condition, if received
return (TRUE);
return (FALSE); // no ACK
}
// Write one block of data to the FM24C256 chip
void write_fram_block(
unsigned int32 uAddress, // FM24C256 address to write data
unsigned int8 Block, // block length or one page write
unsigned int8 *gcMemBuffer) // pointer to gcMemBuffer to get data
{
unsigned int8 uControl; // FM24C256 chipselect
unsigned int8 uI;
// chipselect for specific FM24C256 to write
uControl = (FRAM_WR_ADDR | make8(uAddress<<2,2)) & 0xFE;
output_low(FRAM_WP); // set write protect low
while (!I2C_Device_Ready(uControl));
I2C_WRITE((make8(uAddress,1)) & 0x7F); // send MSB of mem address
I2C_WRITE(make8(uAddress,0)); // send LSB of mem address
for (uI=0; uI<Block; uI++)
{
I2C_WRITE(*gcMemBuffer++); // send data to FM24C256
}
I2C_STOP();
output_high(FRAM_WP); // set write protect high
}
void read_fram_block(
unsigned int32 uAddress,
unsigned int8 Block,
unsigned int8 *gcReadMemBf)
{
unsigned int8 uControl;
// chipselect for specific FM24C256
uControl = (FRAM_WR_ADDR | make8(uAddress<<2,2)) & 0xFE;
while (!I2C_Device_Ready(uControl));
I2C_WRITE((make8(uAddress,1)) & 0x7F); // send MSB of mem address
I2C_WRITE(make8(uAddress,0)); // send LSB of mem address
I2C_RESTART();
I2C_WRITE(uControl | 0x01); // set address for read
while (Block > 1)
{
I2C_READ(0);
*gcReadMemBf = SSPBUF;
gcReadMemBf++;
Block--;
}
I2C_READ(1);
*gcReadMemBf = SSPBUF;
I2C_STOP();
}
// Write one byte to the Ramtron FM24C256 chip
void write_fram_Byte(
unsigned int32 uAddress, // FRAM address to write data
unsigned int8 uData) // byte written to FRAM
{
unsigned int8 uControl;
// chipselect for specific FM24C256 to write
uControl = (FRAM_WR_ADDR | make8(uAddress<<2,2)) & 0xFE;
output_low(FRAM_WP); // set write protect low
while (!I2C_Device_Ready(uControl));
I2C_WRITE((make8(uAddress,1)) & 0x7F); // send MSB of mem address
I2C_WRITE(make8(uAddress,0)); // send LSB of mem address
I2C_WRITE(uData); // send data
I2C_STOP();
output_high(FRAM_WP); // set write protect high
}
// Read one byte from the Ramtron FM24C256 chip
unsigned int8 read_fram_byte(
unsigned int32 uAddress) // FM24C256 address to write data
{
unsigned int8 uControl;
// chipselect for specific FM24C256
uControl = (FRAM_WR_ADDR | make8(uAddress<<2,2)) & 0xFE;
while (!I2C_Device_Ready(uControl));
I2C_WRITE((make8(uAddress,1)) & 0x7F); // send MSB of mem address
I2C_WRITE(make8(uAddress,0)); // send LSB of mem address
I2C_RESTART();
I2C_WRITE(uControl | 0x01); // set address for read
I2C_READ(1);
I2C_STOP();
return (SSPBUF); // return with data
}
void read_fram_hdr() // read FRAM header (0~10)
{
unsigned int32 uStartHi,uStartLo;
unsigned int32 uEndHi,uEndLo;
unsigned int8 uRecFlag;
// get the flag bit if FRAM has data
uRecFlag = read_fram_byte(10);
if (uRecFlag == 0xFF)
guFramCont = 0; // FRAM has no data
else if (uRecFlag == 0x55)
guFramCont = 1; // FRAM has data
if (guFramCont)
{
// get the 32-Bit start address from FRAM (0~3)
// read_fram_byte(0) -> start address word (MSW)
// read_fram_byte(1)
// read_fram_byte(2) -> start address word (LSW)
// read_fram_byte(3)
// get the MSW of start address
uStartHi = make16(read_fram_byte(0),read_fram_byte(1));
uStartHi <<= 16;
// get the LSW of start address
uStartLo = make16(read_fram_byte(2),read_fram_byte(3));
// 32bit start address
guStrtAddr = uStartHi | uStartLo;
// get the 32-Bit end address from FRAM (4~7)
// read_fram_byte(4) -> end address word (MSW)
// read_fram_byte(5)
// read_fram_byte(6) -> end address word (LSW)
// read_fram_byte(7)
// get the MSW of end address
uEndHi = make16(read_fram_byte(4),read_fram_byte(5));
uEndHi <<= 16;
// get the LSW of end address
uEndLo = make16(read_fram_byte(6),read_fram_byte(7));
// 32bit end address
guEndAddr = uEndHi | uEndLo;
// get the log count
guLogCount = make16(read_fram_byte(8),read_fram_byte(9));
}
if (!guFramCont)
{
guStrtAddr = 32; // set FM24C256 start address
guEndAddr = 32; // set FM24C256 end address
guLogCount = 0; // set log count to zero
}
}
void update_fram_hdr() // update fram header for next
// write/read cycle
{
// store start address in 8-bit
write_fram_byte(0,make8(guStrtAddr,3)); // 25~32 bits (MSB)
write_fram_byte(1,make8(guStrtAddr,2)); // 16~24 bits
write_fram_byte(2,make8(guStrtAddr,1)); // 8~15 bits
write_fram_byte(3,make8(guStrtAddr,0)); // 0~7 bits (LSB)
// store end address in 8-bit
write_fram_byte(4,make8(guEndAddr,3)); // 25~32 bits (MSB)
write_fram_byte(5,make8(guEndAddr,2)); // 16~24 bits
write_fram_byte(6,make8(guEndAddr,1)); // 8~15 bits
write_fram_byte(7,make8(guEndAddr,0)); // 0~7 bits (LSB)
// store log count
write_fram_byte(8,make8(guLogCount,1)); // 8~15 bits (MSB)
write_fram_byte(9,make8(guLogCount,0)); // 0~7 bits (LSB)
// store Content Flag bit
write_fram_byte(10,0x55);
}
// Configure the MSSP as an I2C Port for PIC18F452
// Relevant port pins configured as inputs
void ConfigureI2C(void)
{
SSPCON1bits.SSPEN = 1; // bit_set(SSPCON,SSPEN); // Enable I2C mode
SSPCON1bits.SSPM3 = 1; // bit_set(SSPCON,SSPM3); // Setup I2C
SSPCON1bits.SSPM2 = 0; // bit_clear(SSPCON,SSPM2);
SSPCON1bits.SSPM1 = 0; // bit_clear(SSPCON,SSPM1);
SSPCON1bits.SSPM0 = 0; // bit_clear(SSPCON,SSPM0);
SSPCON2 = 0;
SSPSTATbits.SMP = 0; // bit_clear(SSPSTAT,SMP);
SSPSTATbits.CKE = 0; // bit_clear(SSPSTAT,CKE); // Set I2C Levels
// Set I2C Speed. The formula is:
//
// SSPADD value = (Fosc/(i2c clock speed * 4)) -1
//
// Examples:
//
// SSPADD values for an Fosc of 8 MHz:
// *** NOTE: If you run your PIC at a different Fosc, then you
// *** you need to calculate new values.
//
// For an i2c clock of 100 KHz, SSPADD = 19
// For an i2c clock of 400 KHz, SSPADD = 4
// For an i2c clock of 1 MHz, SSPADD = 1
SSPADD = 4; // 1 MHz i2c clock at 20MHz oscillator
SSPSTATbits.SMP = 1; // bit_set(SSPSTAT,SMP);
// Disable slew rate control
// for 1 MHz operation ONLY
// *** NOTE: Based on my oscilloscope readings, the i2c clock
// *** speed seems to run a little slower than what the formula says.
// *** For example, "400 KHz" is really 370 KHz or so.
// *** "1 MHz" is really running slightly less than that speed.
}
/*void write_data_to_memory()
{
unsigned int8 uCount=0;
unsigned int32 uLoc;
unsigned int32 uTempEnd;
if (guStrtAddr == guEndAddr)
{
for (uLoc=guStrtAddr; uLoc<(guEndAddr+DATA_SIZE); uLoc++)
{
write_fram_byte(uLoc,gcMemBuffer[uCount]);
uCount++; // increment gcMemBuffer for next char
guEndAddr++; // increment guEndAddr for next write cycle
}
}
else if (guStrtAddr != guEndAddr)
{
uTempEnd = guEndAddr;
for (uLoc=uTempEnd; uLoc<(uTempEnd+DATA_SIZE); uLoc++)
{
write_fram_byte(uLoc,gcMemBuffer[uCount]);
uCount++; // increment gcMemBuffer for next char
guEndAddr++;
}
}
}*/
void write_data_to_memory()
{
unsigned int32 uLoc;
// get the start address
//guStrtAddr = make32(read_program_eeprom(0x7FE0),
// read_program_eeprom(0x7FE1));
// get the end address
//guEndAddr = make32(read_program_eeprom(0x7FE2),
// read_program_eeprom(0x7FE3));
if (guStrtAddr == guEndAddr)
uLoc = guStrtAddr; // set uLoc to guStrtAddr
if (guStrtAddr != guEndAddr)
uloc=guEndAddr; // set uLoc to guEndAddr
if (guEndAddr == FRAM_SIZE)
uLoc = 32; // memory overflow... max size reach
// reset end pointer to location 32 of
// chip address A0
// write data to FM24C256
write_fram_block(uLoc,DATA_SIZE,gcMemBuffer);
guEndAddr = uLoc + DATA_SIZE; // increment guEndAddr by 32bytes
}
void nulrfbuffer() { // put a NULL
for (i=0;i<RF_SIZE;i++) // to entire buffer size
rfbuffer[i]=0 ; // of rfbuffer
rf_in=0; // restart pointer to zero
}
void nulrfrawcode() {
for (i=0;i<RF_SIZE;i++)
gaRawRFCode[i]=0 ; // put a NULL to gaRawRFCode array
}
void clear_lcd_display()
{
lcd_gotoxy(1,2);
printf(lcd_putc," ");
}
void init_chip() { // Initialize the MCU Chip
lcd_init(); // LCD should be initialized first
fram_init(); // Initialize ports for I2C
ConfigureI2C(); // Configure I2C bus
read_fram_hdr(); // read FRAM header (e.g. start, end, log count)
seconds = 59 ; // 00 - 59 seconds
minutes = 1 ; // 00 - 59 minutes
hours = 18 ; // 00 - 23 hours, military format
mthdays = 3 ; // 01 - 31 days in a month
months = 10 ; // 01 - 12 months, 1-JAN, ..., 12-DEC
years = 03 ; // 00 - 99 2-digit year within a century
y2kyrs = 20 ; // 20 - 99 Y2K year or century
enable_interrupts(int_rda); // Rx serial receive interrupt
enable_interrupts(GLOBAL); // Global interrupt
}
main()
{
nulrfbuffer(); // put NULL at RF buffer array
nulrfrawcode(); // put NULL at RF raw code array
init_chip(); // Initialize the MCU Chip
lcd_gotoxy(1,1);
printf(lcd_putc,"HTI-200R");
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 1; // Rx buffer is empty
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 0; // RF data buffer is empty
glRfMemWriteFlag = 0; // memory write disabled
while (TRUE)
{
if (glRfIdBufferDataReady)
{
//strncpy(gaRawRFCode,buffer,12);
strcpy(gaRawRFCode,rfbuffer);
for(dummy=0; dummy<RF_SIZE; dummy++)
{
//lcd_putc(Buffer[uCount]);
//gaRawRFCode[uCount]=Buffer[uCount];
lcd_putc(gaRawRFCode[dummy]);
}
glRfIdBufferAvailable = 1;
glRfIdBufferDataReady = 0;
}
if(glRfMemWriteFlag)
{
//for (uIndex=0; uIndex<DATA_SIZE; uIndex++)
fill_memory_buffer();
write_data_to_memory();
//write_fram_byte(uIndex,rfBuffer[uIndex]);
glRfMemWriteFlag = 0;
}
}
}
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The code for writing to FRAM does work coz I already test it for a fixed systhetic data to write and it did...
as for the LCD display... I just diplay what the serial gets? dis is not a duplicate... my concern is the duplicate entry in the memory?
Need Help on this...
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ritchie
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ritchie
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ritchie
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BTW, the RF ID Reader sends 12 ASCII character or 12bytes of data..
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