#include "ir.h"
#include <avr/interrupt.h>
#include <avr/eeprom.h>
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Defines | |
#define | IRON (PORTB |= _BV(PB4)) |
#define | IROFF (PORTB &= ~_BV(PB4)) |
#define | IRTOGGLE (PORTB ^= _BV(PB4)) |
#define | DATA(x) (data[x>>3]&(1<<(7-(x%8)))) |
#define | IRSBUF(x) (irsbuf[x>>3]&(1<<(7-(x%8)))) |
Functions | |
u08 | ir_to_val (irdatatype data) |
Converts and returns an ir-impuls as value. | |
u08 * | val_to_ir (u08 dat) |
Converts a byte-value to an ir-impuls stored in irdata. | |
void | do_ir () |
handles the lowlevel tranmission and receiving | |
void | ir_send (u08 *irbuf_) |
sends one pulse of ir ("<length>blablabla") | |
void | start_ir_r () |
starts the receiving of a pulse | |
void | ir_string_send (u08 *se) |
sends a string of ir-datas ( "blablabla\0") | |
void | do_ir_string () |
handles string sending | |
u08 | ir_comp (irdatatype cmp_target, irdatatype read_ir) |
Compares two IR pulses. | |
Variables | |
u16 | irtime |
s16 | irbit |
volatile irdatatype | irrbuf |
received single ir-pulse ("<length>blablabla") | |
volatile u08 | irrstring [IRMSLENGTH] |
received string. ("<length>blablabla") | |
volatile u08 * | irsbuf |
volatile u08 * | senddata |
pointer to the data to send just for the INT-function | |
volatile u08 | pulsevalid |
pointer to the data to send | |
volatile u08 | stringvalid |
Is set 1 if a valid string is received. Set it to 0 if computated. But also reset irrstring[0]! | |
volatile u08 | sendready |
This variable is used to wait for the IR-String send routines. It's used in WAITIR. | |
irdatatype | cmp_target [IRKEYS] |
Definition in file ir.c.
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handles the lowlevel tranmission and receiving The results of receiving are stored in irbuf and irstring. The values pulsevalid and stringvalid return if any data was received. Definition at line 75 of file ir.c. Referenced by SIGNAL(). |
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Compares two IR pulses. This is used for ircont. The bigger the result the narrower the pulses.
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sends one pulse of ir ("<length>blablabla") This will last (irbuf_[0] * irbittime /36000) while nothing else will be computated. The data is given in irbuf_ < send an ir pulse Definition at line 119 of file ir.c. Referenced by do_ir_string(). |
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starts the receiving of a pulse This will last maximum (irlength * irbittime / 36000) while nothing else will be computated. The result will be writte to irbuf Definition at line 130 of file ir.c. Referenced by SIGNAL(). |