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changing to pins not defined arduino things

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Robert van den Breemen 2021-02-01 23:40:05 +01:00
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commit 6aed594833
2 changed files with 16 additions and 15 deletions
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OTGW-Core.ino
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@ -13,13 +13,14 @@
//define Nodoshop OTGW hardware
#define OTGW_BUTTON D3
#define OTGW_RESET D5
#define OTGW_LED1 D4
#define OTGW_LED2 D0
// #define OTGW_BUTTON D3
#define OTGW_RESET 14
// #define OTGW_LED1 D4
// #define OTGW_LED2 D0
//external watchdog
#define OTGW_I2C_SCL D1
#define OTGW_I2C_SDA D2
#define OTGW_I2C_SCL 5
#define OTGW_I2C_SDA 4
#define OTGW_EXT_WD_I2C_ADDRESS 0x26
//Macro to Feed the Watchdog
@ -890,13 +891,13 @@ void processOTGW(const char * buf, int len)
** from the OTGW hardware firmware. Default it assumes raw OT messages, however
** it can handle the other messages to, like PS=1/PS=0 etc.
**
** Also, this code bit implements the serial 2 network (port 1023). The serial port
** is forwarded to port 1023, and visavera. So you can use it with OTmonitor (the
** Also, this code bit implements the serial 2 network (port 25238). The serial port
** is forwarded to port 25238, and visavera. So you can use it with OTmonitor (the
** original OpenTherm program that comes with the hardware). The serial port and
** ser2net port 1023 are both "line read" into the read buffer (coming from OTGW
** thru serial) and write buffer (coming from 1023 going to serial).
** ser2net port 25238 are both "line read" into the read buffer (coming from OTGW
** thru serial) and write buffer (coming from 25238 going to serial).
**
** The write buffer (incoming from port 1023) is also line printed to the Debug (port 23).
** The write buffer (incoming from port 25238) is also line printed to the Debug (port 23).
** The read line buffer is per line parsed by the proces OT parser code (processOTGW (buf, len)).
*/
void handleOTGW()
@ -911,10 +912,10 @@ void handleOTGW()
static uint8_t inByte;
static uint8_t outByte;
//handle incoming data from network (port 1023) sent to serial port OTGW (WRITE BUFFER)
//handle incoming data from network (port 25238) sent to serial port OTGW (WRITE BUFFER)
while (OTGWstream.available()){
//Serial.write(OTGWstream.read()); //just forward it directly to Serial
outByte = OTGWstream.read(); // read from port 1023
outByte = OTGWstream.read(); // read from port 25238
while (Serial.availableForWrite()==0) {
//cannot write, buffer full, wait for some space in serial out buffer
feedWatchDog(); //this yields for other processes
@ -947,7 +948,7 @@ void handleOTGW()
while(Serial.available())
{
inByte = Serial.read(); // read from serial port
OTGWstream.write(inByte); // write to port 1023
OTGWstream.write(inByte); // write to port 25238
if (inByte== '\n')
{ //line terminator, continue to process incoming message
sRead[bytes_read] = 0;

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OTGW-firmware.ino
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@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ void setup()
// Setup the OTGW PIC
resetOTGW(); // reset the OTGW pic
initWatchDog(); // setup the WatchDog
startOTGWstream(); // start port 1023
startOTGWstream(); // start port 25238
sPICfwversion = executeCommand("PR=A"); // fetch the firmware version
DebugTf("OTGW PIC firmware version = [%s]\r\n", CSTR(sPICfwversion));