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libpinproc/examples/pinproctest/dmd.cpp

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2009 Gerry Stellenberg, Adam Preble
*
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*
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* OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
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*/
#include "pinproctest.h"
void ConfigureDMD(PRHandle proc)
{
int i;
// Create the structure that holds the DMD settings
PRDMDConfig dmdConfig;
memset(&dmdConfig, 0x0, sizeof(dmdConfig));
dmdConfig.numRows = kDMDRows;
dmdConfig.numColumns = kDMDColumns;
dmdConfig.numSubFrames = kDMDSubFrames;
for (i = 0; i < kDMDSubFrames; i++)
{
dmdConfig.rclkLowCycles[i] = 15;
dmdConfig.latchHighCycles[i] = 15;
dmdConfig.dotclkHalfPeriod[i] = 1;
}
dmdConfig.deHighCycles[0] = 250;
dmdConfig.deHighCycles[1] = 400;
dmdConfig.deHighCycles[2] = 180;
dmdConfig.deHighCycles[3] = 800;
PRDMDUpdateConfig(proc, &dmdConfig);
}
// Display a simple pattern to verify DMD functionality.
// 16 diagonal lines will rotate to the right. Every two rows will get brighter,
// starting with dim dots at the top.
void UpdateDots( unsigned char * dots, unsigned int dotOffset )
{
int row,col,subFrame,color,mappedColor,loopCtr,byte_shifter;
const int rate_reduction_divisor = 1;
loopCtr = dotOffset/rate_reduction_divisor;
color = pow(2,kDMDSubFrames) - 1;
byte_shifter = 0x80;
// Slow it down just a tad
if (dotOffset%rate_reduction_divisor == 0)
{
// Set up byte_shifter to rotate pattern to the right.
byte_shifter = pow(2,(loopCtr%8));
// Clear the DMD dots every time the rotation occurs
memset(dots,0,((kDMDColumns*kDMDRows)/8)*kDMDSubFrames);
// Loop through all of the rows
for (row = kDMDRows - 1; row >= 0; row--)
{
// Map the color index to the DMD's physical color map
int mappedColors[] = {0, 2, 8, 10, 1, 3, 9, 11, 4, 6, 12, 14, 5, 7, 13, 15};
mappedColor = mappedColors[color];
// Loop through each of 16 bytes in a row
for (col = 0; col < kDMDColumns / 8; col++)
{
// Loop through each subframe
for (subFrame = 0; subFrame < kDMDSubFrames; subFrame++)
{
// Turn on the byte in each sub-frame that's enabled
// active for the color code.
if ((mappedColor >> subFrame) & 1 == 1)
dots[subFrame*(kDMDColumns*kDMDRows/8)+((row%kDMDRows)*(kDMDColumns / 8))+col] = byte_shifter;
}
}
// Determine where to change the color in order to progress from row 0 = color 0
// to the last row being the last color.
if (row % (int)((kDMDRows/pow(2,kDMDSubFrames))) == 0) color--;
if (byte_shifter == 1) byte_shifter = 0x80;
else byte_shifter = byte_shifter >> 1;
}
}
}