# If you need to force a specific display, set this to the type you want, CLASSIC or CUSTOM
FORCE_DISPLAY_TYPE=CLASSIC
-# Which sensor board?
-SENSOR=NONE
-
# End of user configurable options.
# Support USB features?
$(error Build failed: BOARD not defined. Use one of the four options below, depending on your hardware:$n$n make BOARD=sensorwatch_red$n make BOARD=sensorwatch_green$n make BOARD=sensorwatch_blue$n make BOARD=sensorwatch_pro$n$n)
endif
-ifeq ($(SENSOR), TEMPERATURE)
- DEFINES += -DTEMPERATURE_BOARD_INSTALLED
-endif
-
ifdef FORCE_DISPLAY_TYPE
ifeq ($(FORCE_DISPLAY_TYPE), CUSTOM)
DEFINES += -DFORCE_CUSTOM_LCD_TYPE
#include "watch.h"
#include "watch_utility.h"
+// assume we have no thermistor until thermistor_driver_init is called.
+static bool has_thermistor = false;
+
+bool thermistor_driver_init(void) {
+ // once called, assume we have a thermistor unless proven otherwise
+ has_thermistor = true;
+ uint16_t value;
+#if THERMISTOR_ENABLE_VALUE == false
+ const uint16_t threshold_value = 60000;
+#else
+ const uint16_t threshold_value = 5000;
+#endif
+
+ watch_enable_adc();
+ // Enable analog circuitry on the sense pin, which is tied to the thermistor resistor divider.
+ HAL_GPIO_TEMPSENSE_in();
+ HAL_GPIO_TEMPSENSE_pmuxen(HAL_GPIO_PMUX_ADC);
+
+ // Enable digital output on the enable pin, which is the power to the thermistor circuit.
+ HAL_GPIO_TS_ENABLE_out();
+ // and make sure it's DISABLED.
+ HAL_GPIO_TS_ENABLE_write(!THERMISTOR_ENABLE_VALUE);
+
+ // If the temperature sensor is connected, pulling the TS_ENABLE line to its disabled value
+ // connects both sides of the voltage divider to the same potential. If enable value is false,
+ // this will be high, if enable value is true it will be low, and TEMPSENSE should read the same.
+ value = watch_get_analog_pin_level(HAL_GPIO_TEMPSENSE_pin());
+
+ // If setting TS_ENABLE has no effect, there is no thermistor circuit connected to TEMPSENSE.
+ if (value < threshold_value) has_thermistor = false;
+
+ // now flip it to enable the temperature sensor
+ HAL_GPIO_TS_ENABLE_write(THERMISTOR_ENABLE_VALUE);
+
+ // If the temperature sensor is connected, pulling the TS_ENABLE line to its ENABLED value
+ // means we should get a reasonable temperature at this point.
+ value = watch_get_analog_pin_level(HAL_GPIO_TEMPSENSE_pin());
+
+ // value should be >15000 and <55000 and (between -4° and 76° C)
+ if (value < 15000 || value > 55000) has_thermistor = false;
+
+ return has_thermistor;
+}
void thermistor_driver_enable(void) {
-#ifdef HAS_TEMPERATURE_SENSOR
+ if (!has_thermistor) return;
+
// Enable the ADC peripheral, which we'll use to read the thermistor value.
watch_enable_adc();
// Enable analog circuitry on the sense pin, which is tied to the thermistor resistor divider.
HAL_GPIO_TS_ENABLE_out();
// and make sure it's off.
HAL_GPIO_TS_ENABLE_write(!THERMISTOR_ENABLE_VALUE);
-#endif
}
void thermistor_driver_disable(void) {
-#ifdef HAS_TEMPERATURE_SENSOR
+ if (!has_thermistor) return;
+
// Disable the ADC peripheral.
watch_disable_adc();
// Disable analog circuitry on the sense pin to save power.
HAL_GPIO_TEMPSENSE_off();
// Disable the enable pin's output circuitry.
HAL_GPIO_TS_ENABLE_off();
-#endif
}
float thermistor_driver_get_temperature(void) {
-#ifdef HAS_TEMPERATURE_SENSOR
+ if (!has_thermistor) return (float) 0xFFFFFFFF;
+
// set the enable pin to the level that powers the thermistor circuit.
HAL_GPIO_TS_ENABLE_write(THERMISTOR_ENABLE_VALUE);
// get the sense pin level
HAL_GPIO_TS_ENABLE_write(!THERMISTOR_ENABLE_VALUE);
return watch_utility_thermistor_temperature(value, THERMISTOR_HIGH_SIDE, THERMISTOR_B_COEFFICIENT, THERMISTOR_NOMINAL_TEMPERATURE, THERMISTOR_NOMINAL_RESISTANCE, THERMISTOR_SERIES_RESISTANCE);
-#else
- return (float) 0xFFFFFFFF;
-#endif
}