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added "emisar-2ch-fet-joined" build, for D4S w/ lighted switch
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(it's an odd case with a 2 channel driver which only uses 1 set of LEDs)
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0134 attiny1634 hank-emisar-d4sv2-219
0135 attiny1634 hank-emisar-2ch
0136 attiny1634 hank-emisar-2ch-fet
0137 attiny1634 hank-emisar-2ch-fet-joined
0141 attiny85 hank-emisar-d18
0142 attiny85 hank-emisar-d18-219
0143 attiny1634 hank-noctigon-m44
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25 changes: 25 additions & 0 deletions hw/hank/emisar-2ch/fet/joined/README.md
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# Emisar 2-channel driver connected to only 1 set of LEDs

The default Emisar D4S driver doesn't support a lighted switch, so for lights
built with one of those, Hank puts in a 2-channel driver instead... but he only
connects 1 set of LEDs.

This is an odd hardware configuration used only for special orders, I think.

The driver itself has 3 power channels:

1. Linear regulator 1
2. Linear regulator 2
3. Direct-drive FET

Channels 1 and 3 are connected to the main LEDs, while channel 2 is not
physically wired up to anything.

Two channel modes are included:

1. Linear only
2. Linear + DD FET

Channel mode 2 is default, and the only mode enabled after a factory reset.
Channel mode 1 is included in case anyone wants to turn off the DD FET.

113 changes: 113 additions & 0 deletions hw/hank/emisar-2ch/fet/joined/anduril.h
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// Anduril config for Emisar 2ch+FET-joined-into-1-channel
// Copyright (C) 2024 Selene ToyKeeper
// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
#pragma once

// This is mostly just used on the Emisar D4S w/ lighted switch,
// which uses a 2-channel driver but only actually uses 1 set of LEDs
// (so instead of the usual 2ch or 2ch-fet firmware, it needs something else)

#define HWDEF_H hank/emisar-2ch/fet/joined/hwdef.h
#include "hank/anduril.h"

// this light has three aux LED channels: R, G, B
#define USE_AUX_RGB_LEDS
// the aux LEDs are front-facing, so turn them off while main LEDs are on
// it also has an independent LED in the button
#define USE_BUTTON_LED
// enabling this option breaks the button LED
#ifdef USE_INDICATOR_LED_WHILE_RAMPING
#undef USE_INDICATOR_LED_WHILE_RAMPING
#endif

// channel modes...
// CM_CH1 -- linear ch1 only
// CM_CH1_FET -- linear ch1 + DD FET
#define DEFAULT_CHANNEL_MODE CM_CH1_FET

#define USE_CONFIG_COLORS

// strobes on this light should use the same channel as the ramp
#undef USE_CHANNEL_PER_STROBE

// blink numbers on the main LEDs by default (but allow user to change it)
#define DEFAULT_BLINK_CHANNEL CM_CH1_FET

#define POLICE_COLOR_STROBE_CH1 CM_AUXRED
#define POLICE_COLOR_STROBE_CH2 CM_AUXBLU

#define RAMP_SIZE 150

// Output estimates:
// - linear ch1 only: 2500 lm
// - ch1 + DD FET: 3500 lm
// (tested on a D4S with Osram W2 LEDs, with a mediocre battery at 3.7V)
// (LuxWad estimated 6000 lm (uncalibrated) on a full high-amp cell)
// (I picked 4500 lm as a rough realistic estimate)
// - linear ch2 only: 0 (not connected)
// - moon: 0.7 lm at PWM 1/4096, 0.15 lm at DSM 0/32640

// delta-sigma modulated PWM (0b0HHHHHHHHLLLLLLL = 0, 8xHigh, 7xLow bits)
// (max is (255 << 7), because it's 8-bit PWM plus 7 bits of DSM)
//
// linear ch1 only (copied from noctigon-m44 ramp)
// level_calc.py 5.01 1 150 7135 0 0.2 2000 --pwm 32640
#define PWM1_LEVELS 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,12,14,17,19,22,25,28,32,36,41,45,50,56,62,69,76,84,92,101,110,121,132,143,156,169,184,199,215,232,251,270,291,313,336,360,386,414,442,473,505,539,574,612,651,693,736,782,829,880,932,987,1045,1105,1168,1233,1302,1374,1449,1527,1608,1693,1781,1873,1969,2068,2172,2279,2391,2507,2628,2753,2883,3018,3158,3303,3454,3609,3771,3938,4111,4289,4475,4666,4864,5068,5280,5498,5724,5957,6197,6445,6701,6965,7237,7518,7808,8106,8413,8730,9056,9392,9737,10093,10459,10835,11223,11621,12031,12452,12884,13329,13786,14255,14737,15232,15741,16262,16798,17347,17911,18489,19082,19691,20314,20954,21609,22281,22969,23674,24397,25137,25895,26671,27465,28279,29111,29963,30835,31727,32640
//
// linear+FET linear ch1 segment
// level_calc.py 4.85 2 150 7135 0 0.5 2500 FET 1 10 4500 --pwm 32640
#define PWM2_LEVELS 0,2,3,5,7,9,11,14,17,20,24,28,33,38,44,50,57,64,72,81,91,101,112,125,138,152,167,184,201,220,241,263,286,311,337,365,395,427,461,497,535,575,618,663,711,761,814,870,929,992,1057,1126,1198,1274,1353,1437,1524,1616,1712,1812,1917,2027,2141,2261,2386,2516,2652,2794,2941,3095,3255,3422,3595,3775,3962,4156,4358,4568,4785,5011,5245,5487,5738,5999,6268,6548,6837,7135,7445,7764,8095,8437,8790,9154,9531,9919,10321,10735,11162,11602,12056,12524,13006,13503,14015,14542,15085,15643,16218,16810,17419,18045,18688,19350,20031,20730,21448,22186,22944,23722,24521,25342,26184,27048,27935,28844,29777,30733,31714,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,32640,0
//
// linear+FET DD FET segment
// level_calc.py 4.85 2 150 7135 0 0.5 2500 FET 1 10 4500 --pwm 255
#define PWM3_LEVELS 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,20,31,42,53,65,76,88,101,113,126,139,152,166,180,194,209,224,239,255

#define DEFAULT_LEVEL 70
#define MIN_THERM_STEPDOWN 50
#define MAX_REGULATED 130
#define MAX_1x7135 MAX_REGULATED
#define MAX_Nx7135 MAX_REGULATED
#define HALFSPEED_LEVEL 20
#define QUARTERSPEED_LEVEL 10

#define RAMP_SMOOTH_FLOOR 1
#define RAMP_SMOOTH_CEIL 150
// 10, 30, 50, [70], 90, 110, [130]
#define RAMP_DISCRETE_FLOOR 10
#define RAMP_DISCRETE_CEIL MAX_REGULATED
#define RAMP_DISCRETE_STEPS 7

// safe limit highest regulated power (no FET or turbo)
// 10, 40, [70], 100, [130]
#define SIMPLE_UI_FLOOR RAMP_DISCRETE_FLOOR
#define SIMPLE_UI_CEIL RAMP_DISCRETE_CEIL
#define SIMPLE_UI_STEPS 5

// stop panicking at ~2500 lm
#define THERM_FASTER_LEVEL MAX_REGULATED

#define USE_POLICE_COLOR_STROBE_MODE
#undef TACTICAL_LEVELS
#define TACTICAL_LEVELS MAX_REGULATED,30,(RAMP_SIZE+3) // high, low, police strobe

// use the brightest setting for strobe
#define STROBE_BRIGHTNESS MAX_LEVEL
// slow down party strobe; this driver can't pulse for less than 1ms
// (in linear-only mode ... but FET mode can pulse a much shorter time)
#define PARTY_STROBE_ONTIME 1

// the default of 26 looks a bit flat, so increase it
#define CANDLE_AMPLITUDE 33

// the power regulator is a bit slow, so push it harder for a quick response from off
#define DEFAULT_JUMP_START_LEVEL 22
#define BLINK_BRIGHTNESS 45
#define BLINK_ONCE_TIME 12 // longer blink, since main LEDs are slow

#define THERM_CAL_OFFSET 5

// don't blink while ramping
#ifdef BLINK_AT_RAMP_MIDDLE
#undef BLINK_AT_RAMP_MIDDLE
#endif

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// Emisar 2-channel-plus-FET-joined-into-1-channel
// Copyright (C) 2024 Selene ToyKeeper
// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
#pragma once

#include "fsm/chan-rgbaux.c"


void set_level_zero();

void set_level_ch1(uint8_t level);
void set_level_ch1_fet(uint8_t level);

bool gradual_tick_ch1(uint8_t gt);
bool gradual_tick_ch1_fet(uint8_t gt);


Channel channels[] = {
{ // channel 1 only
.set_level = set_level_ch1,
.gradual_tick = gradual_tick_ch1,
// .has_args = 0
},
{ // channel 1 + DD FET
.set_level = set_level_ch1_fet,
.gradual_tick = gradual_tick_ch1_fet,
// .has_args = 0
},
RGB_AUX_CHANNELS
};


void set_level_zero() {
// disable timer overflow interrupt
// (helps improve button press handling from Off state)
DSM_INTCTRL &= ~DSM_OVF_bm;

// turn off all LEDs
ch1_dsm_lvl = 0;
//ch2_dsm_lvl = 0;
CH1_PWM = 0;
CH2_PWM = 0;
CH3_PWM = 0;
PWM_CNT = 0; // reset phase
CH1_ENABLE_PORT &= ~(1 << CH1_ENABLE_PIN); // disable opamp
CH2_ENABLE_PORT &= ~(1 << CH2_ENABLE_PIN); // disable opamp
}


// wrap setting the dsm vars, to get a faster response
// (just setting *_dsm_lvl doesn't work well for strobes)
// set new values for both channels,
// handling any possible combination
// and any before/after state
void set_hw_levels(PWM1_DATATYPE ch1,
//PWM2_DATATYPE ch2,
PWM3_DATATYPE ch3
//, bool ch1_on, bool ch2_on
) {

//bool was_on = (CH1_PWM>0) || (CH2_PWM>0)
// || ( CH1_ENABLE_PORT & (1 << CH1_ENABLE_PIN) )
// || ( CH2_ENABLE_PORT & (1 << CH2_ENABLE_PIN) );

//if (ch1 || ch1_on)
CH1_ENABLE_PORT |= (1 << CH1_ENABLE_PIN); // enable opamp
//else
// CH1_ENABLE_PORT &= ~(1 << CH1_ENABLE_PIN); // disable opamp

//if (ch2 || ch2_on)
// CH2_ENABLE_PORT |= (1 << CH2_ENABLE_PIN); // enable opamp
//else
// CH2_ENABLE_PORT &= ~(1 << CH2_ENABLE_PIN); // disable opamp

// set delta-sigma soft levels
ch1_dsm_lvl = ch1;
//ch2_dsm_lvl = ch2;

// set hardware PWM levels and init dsm loop
CH1_PWM = ch1_pwm = ch1 >> 7;
//CH2_PWM = ch2_pwm = ch2 >> 7;
CH3_PWM = ch3;

// enable timer overflow interrupt so DSM can work
DSM_INTCTRL |= DSM_OVF_bm;

// reset phase when turning on
if (! prev_level) PWM_CNT = 0;

}

// delta-sigma modulation of PWM outputs
// happens on each Timer overflow (every 512 cpu clock cycles)
// uses 8-bit pwm w/ 7-bit dsm (0b 0PPP PPPP PDDD DDDD)
ISR(DSM_vect) {
// set new hardware values first,
// for best timing (reduce effect of interrupt jitter)
CH1_PWM = ch1_pwm;
//CH2_PWM = ch2_pwm;

// calculate next values, now that timing matters less

// accumulate error
ch1_dsm += (ch1_dsm_lvl & 0x007f);
// next PWM = base PWM value + carry bit
ch1_pwm = (ch1_dsm_lvl >> 7) + (ch1_dsm > 0x7f);
// clear carry bit
ch1_dsm &= 0x7f;

// repeat for other channels

//ch2_dsm += (ch2_dsm_lvl & 0x007f);
//ch2_pwm = (ch2_dsm_lvl >> 7) + (ch2_dsm > 0x7f);
//ch2_dsm &= 0x7f;
}


void set_level_ch1(uint8_t level) {
PWM1_DATATYPE pwm1 = PWM1_GET(level);
set_hw_levels(pwm1, 0);
}

void set_level_ch1_fet(uint8_t level) {
PWM2_DATATYPE pwm2 = PWM2_GET(level);
PWM3_DATATYPE pwm3 = PWM3_GET(level);
set_hw_levels(pwm2, pwm3);
}


///// bump each channel toward a target value /////
bool gradual_adjust(PWM1_DATATYPE ch1,
//PWM2_DATATYPE ch2,
PWM3_DATATYPE ch3) {

// instant 0 to TOP change, and TOP to 0
if (((DSM_TOP == ch1_dsm_lvl) && (0 == ch1)) ||
((DSM_TOP == ch1) && (0 == ch1_dsm_lvl)))
ch1_dsm_lvl = ch1;

// bump the DD FET multiple steps
// (it only has 255 steps, but the effect is small
// compared to the linear channel it's stacked on,
// so smaller steps tend to overheat on turbo)
for (uint8_t i=0; i<4; i++)
GRADUAL_ADJUST_SIMPLE(ch3, CH3_PWM);

// if DSM changed by less than 100%,
// adjust multiple times based on current brightness
// (so it adjusts faster/coarser when bright, slower/finer when dim)

// higher shift = slower/finer adjustments
const uint8_t shift = 9; // ((255 << 7) >> 9) = 63 max
uint8_t steps;

steps = ch1_dsm_lvl >> shift;
for (uint8_t i=0; i<=steps; i++)
GRADUAL_ADJUST_SIMPLE(ch1, ch1_dsm_lvl);

//steps = ch2_dsm_lvl >> shift;
////for (uint8_t i=0; i<=steps; i++)
//// GRADUAL_ADJUST_SIMPLE(ch2, ch2_dsm_lvl);

if ((ch1 == ch1_dsm_lvl)
//&& (ch2 == ch2_dsm_lvl)
&& (ch3 == CH3_PWM) ) {
return true; // done
}
return false; // not done yet
}

bool gradual_tick_ch1(uint8_t gt) {
PWM1_DATATYPE pwm1 = PWM1_GET(gt);
return gradual_adjust(pwm1, 0);
}

bool gradual_tick_ch1_fet(uint8_t gt) {
PWM2_DATATYPE pwm2 = PWM2_GET(gt);
PWM3_DATATYPE pwm3 = PWM3_GET(gt);
return gradual_adjust(pwm2, pwm3);
}

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