Register Display of Azoteq IQS620 Magnetic/Touch/Inductive sensor

Dependents:   IQS620_HelloWorld

A library that performs a register dump of the Azoteq IQS620 ultra low power multisensor registers.

More information on the IQS620 here:

Components / IQS620A
Ultra low power sensor for magnetic field, capacitive touch and inductive proximity. Empowers next-generation user interfaces.

Low Cost Evaluation Board For Azoteq IQS620A ultra low power sensor for magnetic field, capacitance, inductive proximity and temperature. Empowers next-generation user interfaces.

Serial Terminal Output

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IQS620DisplayTerminal.cpp

Committer:
AzqDev
Date:
2017-05-15
Revision:
7:ce337c044c1d
Parent:
6:40277a240fb5

File content as of revision 7:ce337c044c1d:

// A class library to display Azoteq IQS620 registers on a terminal

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// More info on IQS620 sensor IC: http://www.azoteq.com/products/proxfusion/iqs620?mbed

// ProxFusion 5-minute YouTube video: https://youtu.be/l7tO2ra5y74

#include "IQS620DisplayTerminal.h"

// constructor
#if defined(TARGET_TEENSY3_1) || defined (TARGET_TEENSY3_2) || IQS_USE_USBSERIAL
IQS620Display::IQS620Display() : USBSerial() // use our own USB device stack
#else
IQS620Display::IQS620Display() : Serial(USBTX,USBRX) // use mbed default serial port
#endif

{
    frameCounter=0;
    baud(DISPLAY_BAUD_RATE);
}

#if defined(TARGET_TEENSY3_1) || defined (TARGET_TEENSY3_2) || IQS_USE_USBSERIAL
void IQS620Display::baud(int baudRate) {}
#endif

// display a startup message to serial port
void IQS620Display::helloMessage(bool waitForUser)
{
    puts("\x1b[2J  \x1b[?25l  \x1b[H"); // ANSII/VT100 codes to clear screen, invisible cursor, home cursor
    printf("           IQS620 Register Display\r\n\r\n");
    printf("To get a smooth screen refresh effect, use a terminal program that supports ANSI/VT100 escape codes such as Tera Term.\r\n\r\n");
    printf("Handy hint - In many terminal programs, Alt-B (break) will reset your mbed Board.\r\n\r\n");
    printf("Press any key to continue...\r\n");
    if ( waitForUser ) while( ! readable() ); // wait for keypress to continue
    puts("\x1b[2J  \x1b[?25l  \x1b[H"); // ANSII/VT100 codes to clear screen, invisible cursor, home cursor
}

// show headings and I2C error count
void IQS620Display::showStatus(int I2Cspeed, int I2CErrorCount)
{
    frameCounter++;
    puts("\x1b[H"); // ANSI/VT100 command for cursor home
    printf("\t");
    printf("\t IQS620 Register Display\r\n\r\n"); // heading
    printf("\t Frame number %06d", frameCounter);
    printf("\t I2C Speed %dk", I2Cspeed/1000);
    printf("\t I2C Errors %d", I2CErrorCount);
}

// dump one line of text from the buffer with VT100 color formatting
void IQS620Display::showLine(char * buffer, char * color, int startbyte, int endbyte)
{
    for (int i=startbyte; i<=endbyte; i++) {
        if ( color == NULL || color[i] == 0 )
            printf("%02x ", buffer[i]);
        else
#define USE_IQS_COLOR_DISPLAY
#ifndef DONT_USE_IQS_COLOR_DISPLAY
            printf("\x1b[32m%02x\x1b[30m ", buffer[i]); // print out in green (ANSI VT100 code)
#else
            printf("%02x ", buffer[i]); // print out in black & white
#endif
    }
}




// formatted hex display of IQS620 registers
// with color highlighting
void IQS620Display::showRegisters(char * buffer,char * color, bool showAllRegisters)
{
    bool d = showAllRegisters; // if true show all 16 registers per line - for debugging
    printf("\r\n\r\n           Device ID (41) [00] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x00,d?0x0f:0x02);
    printf("\r\n\r\n         Events and Flags [10] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x10,d?0x1f:0x1b);
    printf("\r\n\r\n  Channels 0-5 Raw Values [20] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x20,d?0x2f:0x2b);
    printf("\r\n\r\n   Long Term Average Data [30] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x30,d?0x3f:0x35);
    printf("\r\n\r\n   Proxfusion Settings #0 [40] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x40,d?0x4f:0x4b);
    printf("\r\n\r\n   Proxfusion Settings #1 [50] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x50,d?0x5f:0x57);
    printf("\r\n\r\n    Proxfusion Thresholds [60] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x60,d?0x6f:0x66);
    printf("\r\n\r\n           SAR Thresholds [70] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x70,d?0x7f:0x75);
    printf("\r\n\r\n   Metal Detect Threshold [80] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x80,d?0x8f:0x83);
    printf("\r\n\r\n     Hall Sensor Settings [90] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0x90,d?0x9f:0x93);
    printf("\r\n\r\n   Hall Switch Thresholds [A0] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0xa0,d?0xaf:0xa2);
    printf("\r\n\r\n   Temperature Cal/Limits [C0] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0xc0,d?0xcf:0xc3);
    printf("\r\n\r\n  Device & Power Settings [D0] ");    showLine(buffer,color,0xd0,d?0xdf:0xd8);
    printf("\r\n\r\n");
}