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TLC2543 Help me please !! ( TLC2543 Hi-tech C to CCSC Code)

 
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TLC2543 Help me please !! ( TLC2543 Hi-tech C to CCSC Code)
PostPosted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 3:43 am     Reply with quote

#include <pic.h>

/*

Freely distributable in this original form.
(c) Feb 2000 Shane Tolmie
(c) KeyGhost, now you can record keystrokes on PC with tiny device
Any questions or comments? [email protected]
Updates to FAQ available from http://www.keyghost.com/htpic

Routines to setup and use the TLC2543 serial 11channel 12bit a/d converter.

For Hi-Tech C v7.85, on a generic PIC micro.

Tested with PIC16F84, PIC12CE674, and PIC16F876 all @ 4Mhz, should work at 16Mhz

Code status: tested and works beautifully.

- the current channel is set by the previous channel supplied
- initially two calls must be made to ad_setgetchannel(), or use slower ad_getchannel(x)

Sample C:

ad_setup(); //sets up port directions

garbage=ad_setgetchannel(0); //sets up current channel to zero, garbage returned
data=ad_setgetchannel(1); //data now has channel 0. Channel for next call is 1
data=ad_setgetchannel(2); //data now has channel 1. Channel for next call is 2

alternatively, use the slower, but more intuitive

ad_getchannel(x). //this uses two calls to return data at channel x.

WARNING: these chips are static sensitive - I had two cease to work on me for some reason.

*/

#define io_clk RB0 //clock on port B bit 7
#define io_clk_dir TRISB0 //clock on port B bit 7
#define ad_data_in RB1
#define ad_data_in_dir TRISB1

#define ad_data_out RB2 //data on port A bit 1
#define ad_data_out_dir TRISB2 //data on port A bit 1
#define ad_cs RB3
#define ad_cs_dir TRISB3

#define port_out 0
#define port_in 1

//call this once to set it up
void ad_setup()
{
//these in/outs are a bit confusing - its from the TLC2543's perspective
ad_data_in_dir = port_out;
ad_data_out_dir = port_in;

io_clk_dir = port_out;
ad_cs_dir = port_out;
}

unsigned int ad_setgetchannel(unsigned char channel)
{
signed char i;
unsigned int data = 0x0;
unsigned int ch_config;

ch_config = channel<<8;

io_clk = 0; //ensure clock is low
ad_cs = 0;
for(i=11; i>=0; i--)
{

ad_data_in = ((ch_config>>i) & 0x01); //bit to send

data <<= 1; //read the next bit
data |= ad_data_out;
io_clk = 1; //ensure clock is high
io_clk = 0; //ensure clock is low
}
ad_cs = 1;
return data;
}

//recommended routine to call, its only a little slower
unsigned int ad_getchannel(unsigned char channel)
{
unsigned int dummy;
// call it twice to get and set the channel
dummy=ad_setgetchannel(channel); //get garbage channel, but set next one
dummy=ad_setgetchannel(channel); //get current channel
return dummy;
}
sirisopa



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PostPosted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 3:45 am     Reply with quote

Code:

#include   <pic.h>

/*

Freely distributable in this original form.
(c) Feb 2000 Shane Tolmie
(c) KeyGhost, now you can record keystrokes on PC with tiny device
Any questions or comments?  [email protected]
Updates to FAQ available from http://www.keyghost.com/htpic

Routines to setup and use the TLC2543 serial 11channel 12bit a/d converter.

For Hi-Tech C v7.85, on a generic PIC micro. 

Tested with PIC16F84, PIC12CE674, and PIC16F876 all @ 4Mhz, should work at 16Mhz

Code status: tested and works beautifully.

- the current channel is set by the previous channel supplied
- initially two calls must be made to ad_setgetchannel(), or use slower ad_getchannel(x)

Sample C:

ad_setup();                              //sets up port directions

garbage=ad_setgetchannel(0);   //sets up current channel to zero, garbage returned
data=ad_setgetchannel(1);         //data now has channel 0.  Channel for next call is 1
data=ad_setgetchannel(2);         //data now has channel 1.  Channel for next call is 2

alternatively, use the slower, but more intuitive

ad_getchannel(x).                    //this uses two calls to return data at channel x.

WARNING: these chips are static sensitive - I had two cease to work on me for some reason.

*/

#define   io_clk               RB0          //clock on port B bit 7
#define   io_clk_dir         TRISB0         //clock on port B bit 7
#define   ad_data_in         RB1
#define   ad_data_in_dir   TRISB1

#define   ad_data_out         RB2               //data on port A bit 1
#define   ad_data_out_dir   TRISB2         //data on port A bit 1
#define   ad_cs                  RB3
#define   ad_cs_dir            TRISB3

#define port_out            0
#define   port_in               1

//call this once to set it up
void ad_setup()
{
   //these in/outs are a bit confusing - its from the TLC2543's perspective
   ad_data_in_dir = port_out;   
   ad_data_out_dir = port_in;
   
   io_clk_dir = port_out;
   ad_cs_dir = port_out;
}

unsigned int ad_setgetchannel(unsigned char channel)
{
   signed char i;
   unsigned int data = 0x0;
   unsigned int ch_config;

   ch_config = channel<<8;
   
   io_clk = 0;                                             //ensure clock is low
   ad_cs = 0;
   for(i=11; i>=0; i--)
   {

      ad_data_in = ((ch_config>>i) & 0x01);   //bit to send

      data <<= 1;                                          //read the next bit
      data |= ad_data_out;
      io_clk = 1;                                          //ensure clock is high
      io_clk = 0;                                          //ensure clock is low
   }
   ad_cs = 1;
   return data;
}

//recommended routine to call, its only a little slower
unsigned int ad_getchannel(unsigned char channel)
{
   unsigned int dummy;
   // call it twice to get and set the channel
   dummy=ad_setgetchannel(channel);   //get garbage channel, but set next one
   dummy=ad_setgetchannel(channel);   //get current channel
   return dummy;
}



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