MIOS32_IIC_BS

Functions
s32	MIOS32_IIC_BS_Init (u32 mode)
s32	MIOS32_IIC_BS_ScanBankSticks (void)
s32	MIOS32_IIC_BS_CheckAvailable (u8 bs)
s32	MIOS32_IIC_BS_Read (u8 bs, u16 address, u8 *buffer, u8 len)
s32	MIOS32_IIC_BS_Write (u8 bs, u16 address, u8 *buffer, u8 len)
s32	MIOS32_IIC_BS_CheckWriteFinished (u8 bs)

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Detailed Description

IIC BankStick layer for MIOS32

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Function Documentation

s32 MIOS32_IIC_BS_CheckAvailable

(

u8

bs

)

This function checks the availability of a BankStick taken from the last results of MIOS32_IIC_BS_ScanBankSticks

Parameters:

[in]

bs

BankStick number (0-7)

Returns:

>0: BankStick available, returns the size in bytes (e.g. 32768)

0: BankStick not available

s32 MIOS32_IIC_BS_CheckWriteFinished

(

u8

bs

)

Has to be used after MIOS32_IIC_BS_Write (during write operation) to poll the device state

Parameters:

[in]

bs

BankStick number (0-7)

Returns:

1 if BankStick was available before, and now doesn't respond: write operation is in progress

0 if BankStick available, write operation finished

-1 if error during IIC transfer

-2 if BankStick blocked by another task (retry it!)

-3 if BankStick wasn't available at last scan

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s32 MIOS32_IIC_BS_Init

(

u32

mode

)

Initializes BankSticks

Parameters:

[in]

mode

currently only mode 0 supported

Returns:

< 0 if initialisation failed

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s32 MIOS32_IIC_BS_Read	(	u8	bs,
		u16	address,
		u8 *	buffer,
		u8	len
	)

Reads one or more bytes into a buffer

Parameters:

[in]	bs	BankStick number (0-7)
[in]	address	BankStick address (depends on size)
[out]	buffer	destination buffer
[in]	len	number of bytes which should be read (1..64)

Returns:

0 if operation was successful

-1 if error during IIC transfer

-2 if BankStick blocked by another task (retry it!)

-3 if BankStick wasn't available at last scan

-4 if invalid length

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s32 MIOS32_IIC_BS_ScanBankSticks

(

void

)

Scans all BankSticks to check the availablility by sending dummy requests and checking the ACK response.

Per module, this procedure takes at least ca. 25 uS, if no module is connected ca. 75 uS (3 retries), or even more if we have to wait for completion of the previous IIC transfer. Therefore this function should only be rarely used (e.g. once per second), and the state should be saved somewhere in the application

Returns:

0 if all BankSticks scanned

-2 if BankStick blocked by another task (retry the scan!)

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s32 MIOS32_IIC_BS_Write	(	u8	bs,
		u16	address,
		u8 *	buffer,
		u8	len
	)

Writes one or more bytes into the BankStick

Parameters:

[in]	bs	BankStick number (0-7)
[in]	address	BankStick address (depends on size)
[in]	buffer	source buffer
[in]	len	number of bytes which should be written (1..64)

Returns:

0 if operation was successful

-1 if error during IIC transfer

-2 if BankStick blocked by another task (retry it!)

-3 if BankStick wasn't available at last scan

-4 if invalid length

Note:

Use MIOS32_IIC_BS_CheckWriteFinished to check when the write operation has been finished - this can take up to 5 mS!

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