- usbopen.h (usb_unrestrict), usbusb.c (usb_unrestrict): drop ID and
path restrictions
- atusb.c (atusb_open): call usb_unrestrict to remove restrictions
- lib/Makefile (OBJS), include/cwtest.h (cw_test_begin, cw_test_end),
lib/cwtest.c (enter_test_mode_230, enter_test_mode_231,
cw_test_begin, cw_test_end): moved constant wave test mode setup
over from atrf-txrx.c
- atrf-txrx/atrf-txrx.c (transmit_pattern): use functions from cwtest.o
Examples:
usb:1/6 select logical device 6 on bus 1
usb:1-3.1.4 starting at bus 1, choose ports 3, 1, and 4
- usbopen.c (initialize, open_usb): moved libusb initialization to
separate function, to allow for sharing
- usbopen.h (restrict_usb_path), usbopen.c (restricted_path, open_usb,
restrict_usb_dev, restrict_usb_by_dev, read_num, restrict_usb_by_port,
restrict_usb_path): added mechanism to restrict USB path
- atusb.c (atusb_open): if an argument is given, call restrict_usb_path
with it
We shared it across projects so far, but since the code will be further
customized, it's better to keep it local (at least for a while).
- usbopen.h, usbopen.c: moved over f32xbase/include/usb.h and
f32xbase/lib/usb.c (for further customization)
- Makefile (CFLAGS, OBJS_host): use usbopen.o instead of usb.o from
f32xbase
- atusb.c: use usbopen.h instead of usb.h from f32xbase (also removes
include path ambiguity)
- include/atrf.h (atrf_ben_regs), lib/atrf.c (atrf_ben_regs),
lib/driver.h (atben_regs), lib/atben.c (atben_regs): new function to
get the mmap'ed registers in a less disgusting way
- atrf-xtal/atben.c (base, ben_setup): cleaned up the horrible layering
violation
- include/atrf.h (atrf_default_driver_name),
lib/atrf.c (atrf_default_driver_name): return the name of the default
driver, or "none" if no drivers are defined
Case-sensitive is the Unix way, and so is avoiding unnecessary upper-case.
- atben.c (atben_driver): changed name from "Ben" to "ben"
- atusb.c (atusb_driver): changed name from "USB" to "usb"
- atrf.c (select_driver): made driver name matching case-sensitive
atrf_open(NULL) maintains the old behaviour. To select a driver, use
atrf_open("name") or atrf_open("name:driver-specific-arguments")
The driver name is "ben" or "usb".
- include/atrf.h (atrf_open), lib/atrf.c (do_atrf_open, atrf_open):
atrf_open now requires the string argument for driver selection
- atrf-id/atrf-id.c (main), atrf-reset/atrf-reset.c (main),
atrf-rssi/atrf-rssi.c (main), atrf-trim/atrf-trim.c (main),
atrf-txrx/atrf-txrx.c (main), atrf-xtal/atrf-xtal.c (main):
changed atrf_open() to atrf_open(NULL)
- atrf.c (atrf_open, select_driver, do_atrf_open): added infrastructure
for passing the driver name and further parameters to atrf_open
- atrf.c (struct atrf_dsc): made "driver" constant
- driver.h (struct atrf_driver), atben.c (atben_open), atusb.c
(atusb_open): added string argument to the "open" function
- atusb.c (atusb_driver): corrected unterminated comment
- Makefile (DIRS): added atrf-xtal
- atrf-xtal/Makefile: build atrf-xtal for the Ben or do nothing elsewhere
- atrf-xtal/atrf-xtal.h, atrf-xtal/atrf-xtal.c: diagnostic utility to
determine the transceiver's crystal frequency
- atrf-xtal/atben.c: dirty low-level driver for ATBEN
- include/atrf.h, lib/atrf.c (atrf_slp_tr): new function to set the SLP_TR
line
- lib/driver.h (struct atrf_driver): added driver function slp_tr
- lib/atusb.c (atusb_driver): we dont support slp_tr yet
- lib/atben.c (atben_slp_tr, atben_driver): implement SLP_TR control
- include/atrf.h (atrf_set_clkm), lib/atrf.c (atrf_set_clkm): set or
disable CLKM
- lib/driver.h (atrf_set_clkm_generic), lib/atrf.c (atrf_set_clkm_generic):
generic function to set CLKM without restrictions
- lib/driver.h (struct atrf_driver): added driver operation "set_clkm"
to set CLKM
- lib/atusb.c (atusb_set_clkm, atusb_driver): restrict CLKM on ATmega32U2
boards
- atrf-txrx/atrf-txrx.c (init_txrx): use atrf_set_clkm to set CLKM
- atrf-txrx/atrf-txrx.c (init_txrx, main): pass CLKM frequency in MHz
instead of code point
- atrf.c (struct atrf_dsc): added field "chip_id" to cache chip ID
- atrf.c (identify, atrf_identify): moved identification logic to new
function
- atrf.c (atrf_open, atrf_identify): cache chip ID when opening the
device and return ID from cache
- atrf-txrx.c (set_rate, main): allow setting a non-standard high data
rate on the AT86RF231
- atrf-txrx.c (usage, main): added option -r to select the data rate
- atrf-txrx.c (struct ping, enum rx_res, ping_tx, ping_rx, ping): send
back a packet containing a locally generated sequence number and the
last sequence number received whenever a packet arrives
- atrf-txrx.c (usage, main): added option -P to select ping mode
- Makefile: added perdump
- perdump.h, perdump.c: read and analyze a PER dump in pcap format
- per-text.c: report PER test results as text on the console
When some interrupt(s) happened but the one(s) wait_for_interrupt was
waiting for weren't among them, it printed the list of interrupts
even if they were all in "ignore". This made sequences like RX_START
followed by TRX_END unnecessarily noisy.
Now, wait_for_interrupt only prints the pending interrupts if at
least one of them is not in "ignore".
- atrf-txrx.c (usage, main): changed option -B to -P
- atrf-txrx.c (usage): "BER test mode" is now "PER test mode"
- atrf-txrx.c (main): mode_ber is now mode_per
- pcap.h (PCAP_FILE_MAGIC): define the pcap file magic number
- atrf-txrx.c (write_pcap_hdr): use PCAP_FILE_MAGIC instead of open-coding
the magic number
- atrf-txrx.c (main): indicate mode of operation in variable "mode" instead
of dual-using "cont_tx"
- atrf-txrx.c (usage, main): added option -B to enter BER test pattern
transit mode
- atrf-txrx.c (transmit_pattern): transmit raw frames with a cyclic frame
number
- pcap.h: basic pcap file structure definitions
- atrf-txrx.c (usage, main): added option "-o file" to write received
frames to a pcap file instead of displaying them
- atrf-txrx.c (receive): moved code to receive and display a single message
into new function receive_message
- atrf-txrx.c (write_pcap_hdr, write_pcap_rec, receive_pcap): receive
messages into a pcap file
- atrf-txrx.c (usage): split options and arguments for different modi into
separate sections
- atrf-txrx.c (usage): moved details for common options to a separate
section
- atrf-txrx.c (usage): added -C mhz to synopsis
- Makefile.common (MACROS_ben_jlime, MACROS_ben_openwrt), lib/atrf.c
(atrf_open): changed HAVE_USD to HAVE_BEN
- lib/atben.c: changed "uSD version" in title to "Ben 8:10 card version"
- lib/atrf.c, lib/atben.c: changed all occurrences of "atusd" to "atben"
- lib/atusd.c: renamed CLK to SLP_TR
- lib/atusd.c (atusd_cycle, atusd_cycle, atusd_open, atusd_close):
#ifdef'ed all uses of CLK and changed them to SLP_TR (along with the
change in function)
- atrf-txrx/atrf-txrx.c (init_txrx): always use the crystal oscillator
According to the data sheet, it has to be enabled. The Software Model
doesn't mention it. Experiments show that it's indeed useless and just
adds noise.
- atrf-txrx.c (usage, main): added option -C mhz to enable the CLKM output
and to set its frequency
- atrf-txrx.c (init_txrx): if requested, enable CLKM and set to maximum
drive strength
- atrf-txrx.c (init_txrx): unmask all interrupts for 231 compatibilit,
where masked interrupts are now indicated in IRQ_STATUS
- atrf-txrx.c (init_txrx): on the 231, wait for (and clear) the CCA_ED_DONE
interrupt when entering TRX_OFF after reset
- tools/Makefile (upload): make destinastion host name ("ben" or "jlime")
depend on TARGET
- tools/Makefile.common (CC_ben, CFLAGS_ben, LDLIBS_ben, MACROS_ben):
renamed to *_openwrt and added *_jlime equivalents
- tools/atrf-rssi/Makefile: added settings to use SDL_gfx on Jlime
- tools/lib/Makefile (OBJS_ben): renamed to OBJS_ben_openwrt and added
OBJS_ben_jlime
- atrf-txrx.c (test_mode): moved test mode setup to enter_test_mode_230
- atrf-txrx.c (enter_test_mode_231): enter test mode on AT86RF231 (untested)
- atrf-txrx.c (test_mode): reset AT86RF231 register 0x1c when leaving
- atrf-txrx.c (tx_pwr, tx_pwr_230, tx_pwr_231, set_power): table of power
values depends on chip
- atrf-txrx.c (set_power): location of TX_AUTO_CRC_ON and use of
REG_PHY_TX_PWR depends on chip
