Contiki 2.6

models.c

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00031 
00032 /**
00033  * \file
00034  *         Model-specific functions for Sensinode devices.
00035  *
00036  *         Bankable
00037  *
00038  * \author
00039  *         George Oikonomou - <oikonomou@users.sourceforge.net>
00040  */
00041 
00042 #include "dev/models.h"
00043 #include "dev/uart1.h"
00044 #include "dev/m25p16.h"
00045 /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
00046 void
00047 model_init()
00048 {
00049 #ifdef MODEL_N740
00050   /*
00051    * We want to prevent the dongle from controlling the state of the
00052    * analog switch on the N740s.
00053    *
00054    * Set P0_3 as out and start with P0_3=0 (USB and Light selected)
00055    */
00056   P0DIR |= 0x08; /* P0_3 out */
00057   P0_3 = 0;
00058 
00059   /* Init the serial-parallel chip for N740s. This will also 'init' LEDs */
00060   n740_ser_par_init();
00061 
00062   /* Put the Serial Flash in Deep Power mode */
00063   n740_analog_deactivate();
00064 
00065 #if M25P16_CONF_ON
00066   m25p16_dp();
00067 #endif /* SERIAL_FLASH_CONF_ON */
00068 
00069   n740_ser_par_set(0);
00070 #endif
00071 }
00072 /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
00073 void
00074 model_uart_intr_en()
00075 {
00076 #ifdef MODEL_N740
00077   /*
00078    * Dirty, ugly hack for the N740 USART1 RX issue:
00079    * When the USB is for whatever reason disabled (either disconnected or the
00080    * analog switch has switched to the D-connector), RX starts flowing down
00081    * pin 1.7 (and the line stays low), resulting in non-stop UART1_RX
00082    * interrupts. So, we only acknowledge the interrupt when the line is
00083    * high and the dongle is connected (thus we are on USB).
00084    *
00085    * For all other models, just turn the interrupt on
00086    *
00087    * Interrupts will only turn on if UART_ONE_CONF_WITH_INPUT is defined 1
00088    */
00089   if(P1_7 == 1 && P0_3 == 0) {
00090     UART1_RX_INT(1);
00091   }
00092 #else
00093   UART1_RX_INT(1);
00094 #endif
00095 }