In the ZigBee SDK manual there is the following description for Voltage Detect:
3.2.10 Voltage detection
In order to prevent abnormal operation of low-voltage systems, the SDK provides a voltage detection function
based on the ADC driver implementation, which requires below attention.
1) It needs to use the I/O port that supports ADC function, and the I/O port used for ADC detection cannot
be used for other functions.
2) When using DRV_ADC_VBAT_MODE mode, the I/O port needs to be floating.
3) When using DRV_ADC_BASE_MODE mode, the I/O port needs to be connected to a voltage test point.
• Initialization
void voltage_detect_init(void)
• Voltage detection
voltage_detect(void)
But where do you define the pin used for voltage detection and the mode?
In the drv_hw.c there is the following definition of the function voltage_detect_init():
static void voltage_detect_init(void)
{
drv_adc_init();
#if defined(MCU_CORE_826x)
drv_adc_mode_pin_set(DRV_ADC_VBAT_MODE, NOINPUT);
#elif defined(MCU_CORE_8258) || defined(MCU_CORE_8278)
drv_adc_mode_pin_set(DRV_ADC_VBAT_MODE, GPIO_PC5);
#elif defined(MCU_CORE_B91)
drv_adc_mode_pin_set(DRV_ADC_BASE_MODE, ADC_GPIO_PB0);
#endif
drv_adc_enable(1);
}
Should I change the pin and the mode in this function?
I don't think this is the best idea. If I have, for example, two projects that use different pin for voltage detection, I would have to remember to change it, each time I work on a different project.
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Hi,
you need manage ADC pin by yoursef,it is a demo for user.
Hi Soyo,
How can it be a demo, if the function voltage_detect_init() is defined in the drv_hw.c, which is used by all projects.
The function voltage_detect_init() is called by drv_platform_init(), which is located also in the drv_hw.c file. I can modify this file, but this is not the correct way of doing this - I think! Changing it for one project will affect all projects.
I can modify the voltage_detect_init() function like this:
static void voltage_detect_init(void)
{
drv_adc_init();
// drv_adc_mode_pin_set(DRV_ADC_VBAT_MODE, GPIO_PC5);
drv_adc_mode_pin_set(VOLT_DETECT_MODE, VOLT_DETECT_PIN);
drv_adc_enable(1);
}
And define in app_cfg.h (or board header file) the following:
#define VOLT_DETECT_MODE DRV_ADC_VBAT_MODE
#define VOLT_DETECT_PIN GPIO_PB1
But, when there is an upgrade to the SDK I will have to remember to do it again.
That's why, I think, something like this should be implemented in the SDK. That's when users can manage the ADC pin for voltage detection.