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import java.io.Closeable;
import java.io.IOException;

import com.diozero.api.*;
import com.diozero.util.RangeUtil;
import com.diozero.util.SleepUtil;

/**
 * 

This class reads RGB values from a TCS3200 colour sensor. Connections:

*
 * GND   Ground.
 * VDD   Supply Voltage (2.7-5.5V)
 * /OE   Output enable, active low. When OE is high OUT is disabled
 *       allowing multiple sensors to share the same OUT line.
 * OUT   Output frequency square wave.
 * S0/S1 Output frequency scale selection.
 * S2/S3 Colour filter selection.
 * 
*
    *
  • OUT is a square wave whose frequency is proprtional to the * intensity of the selected filter colour.
  • *
  • S2/S3 selects between red, green, blue, and no filter.
  • *
  • S0/S1 scales the frequency at 100%, 20%, 2% or off.
  • *
*

To take a reading the colour filters are selected in turn for a * fraction of a second and the frequency is read and converted to Hz.

*/ public class TCS3200 implements InputEventListener, Runnable, Closeable { public static final int NOT_SET = -1; private DigitalInputDevice out; private DigitalOutputDevice s2; private DigitalOutputDevice s3; private DigitalOutputDevice s0; private DigitalOutputDevice s1; private DigitalOutputDevice oe; private int[] rgbBlack; private int[] rgbWhite = { 10,000, 10,000, 10,000 }; private int[] latestHertz; private int[] currentHertz; private int[] latestTally = { 1, 1, 1 }; private int[] currentTally = { 1, 1, 1 }; // Tune delay to get _samples pulses private double[] delay = { 0.1, 0.1, 0.1 }; private int cycle; private Frequency frequency; private double interval; private int samples; private long startTick; private long lastTick; private boolean read; public TCS3200(int outGpio, int s2Gpio, int s3Gpio) { this(outGpio, s2Gpio, s3Gpio, NOT_SET, NOT_SET, NOT_SET); } public TCS3200(int outGpio, int s2Gpio, int s3Gpio, int s0Gpio, int s1Gpio, int oeGpio) { out = new DigitalInputDevice(outGpio); s2 = new DigitalOutputDevice(s2Gpio); s3 = new DigitalOutputDevice(s3Gpio); if (s0Gpio != NOT_SET && s1Gpio != NOT_SET) { s0 = new DigitalOutputDevice(s0Gpio); s1 = new DigitalOutputDevice(s1Gpio); } if (oeGpio != NOT_SET) { // Enable device (active low) oe = new DigitalOutputDevice(oeGpio, false, true); } // Disable frequency output //out.setValue(false); setSampleSize(20); // One reading per second setUpdateInterval(1.0); // 2% setFrequency(Frequency.TWO_PERCENT); // Clear setFilter(Filter.CLEAR); out.addListener(this); Thread t = new Thread(this); t.start(); } /** * Get the latest RGB reading. The raw colour hertz readings are converted * to RGB values as follows: RGB = 255 * (Fv - Fb) / (Fw - Fb) Where Fv is * the sampled hertz, Fw is the calibrated white hertz, and Fb is the * calibrated black hertz. * * @return RGB values constrained to be between 0 and 255 */ public int[] getRgb() { int top = 255; int[] rgb = new int[3]; for (int c=0; c<3; c++) { int v = latestHertz[c] - rgbBlack[c]; int s = rgbWhite[c] - rgbBlack[c]; int p = top * v / s; if (p < 0) { p = 0; } else if (p > top) { p = top; } rgb[c] = p; } return rgb; } /** * Get the latest hertz reading * @return latest hertz reading */ public int[] getHertz() { return latestHertz; } /** * Get the black level calibration * @return black level calibration */ public int[] getBlackLevel() { return rgbBlack; } /** * Set the black level calibration * @param rgb new black levels */ public void setBlackLevel(int[] rgb) { for (int c=0; c<3; c++) { rgbBlack[c] = rgb[c]; } } /** * Get the white level calibration * @return white level calibration */ public int[] getWhiteLevel() { return rgbWhite; } /** * Set the white level calibration * @param rgb new white levels */ public void setWhiteLevel(int[] rgb) { for (int c=0; c<3; c++) { rgbWhite[c] = rgb[c]; } } /** * Get the current frequency scaling * @return the current frequency scaling */ public Frequency getFrequency() { return frequency; } /** * Set the frequency scaling. *
	 * f  S0  S1  Frequency scaling
	 * 0  L   L   Off
	 * 1  L   H   2%
	 * 2  H   L   20%
	 * 3  H   H   100%
	 * 
* @param f Sampling frequency */ public void setFrequency(Frequency f) { if (s0 == null || s1 == null) { return; } frequency = f; switch (f) { case OFF: s0.off(); s1.off(); break; case TWO_PERCENT: s0.off(); s1.on(); break; case TWENTY_PERCENT: s0.on(); s1.off(); break; default: // 100% s0.on(); s1.on(); } } /** * Get the interval between RGB updates * @return the interval between RGB updates */ public double getUpdateInterval() { return interval; } /** * Set the interval between RGB updates * @param interval the interval between RGB updates ( 0.1 <= interval < 2.0) */ public void setUpdateInterval(double interval) { this.interval = RangeUtil.constrain(interval, 0.1, 2.0); } /** * Get the sample size * @return the sample size */ public int getSampleSize() { return samples; } /** * Set the sample size (number of frequency cycles to accumulate) * @param samples the sample size */ public void setSampleSize(int samples) { this.samples = RangeUtil.constrain(samples, 10, 100); } /** * Pause reading (until a call to resume). */ public void pause() { read = false; } /** * Resume reading (after a call to pause) */ public void resume() { read = true; } /** * Set the colour to be sampled. * f S2 S3 Photodiode * 0 L L Red * 1 H H Green * 2 L H Blue * 3 H L Clear (no filter) * @param f Filter */ public void setFilter(Filter f) { switch (f) { case RED: s2.off(); s3.off(); break; case GREEN: s2.on(); s3.on(); break; case BLUE: s2.off(); s3.on(); break; default: // Clear s2.on(); s3.off(); } } @Override public void valueChanged(DigitalInputEvent event) { int g = event.getGpio(); long t = event.getEpochTime(); if (g == out.getGpio()) { // Frequency counter if (cycle == 0) { startTick = t; } else { lastTick = t; } cycle += 1; } else { // Must be transition between colour samples int colour; if (g == s2.getGpio()) { if (event.getValue()) { // Blue -> Green colour = 2; } else { // Clear -> Red cycle = 0; return; } } else { if (event.getValue()) { // Red -> Blue colour = 0; } else { // Green -> Clear colour = 1; } } if (cycle > 1) { cycle -= 1; long td = lastTick - startTick; currentHertz[colour] = (int) ((1_000_000 * cycle) / td); currentTally[colour] = cycle; } else { currentHertz[colour] = 0; currentTally[colour] = 0; } cycle = 0; // Have we a new set of RGB? if (colour == 1) { for (int i=0; i<3; i++) { latestHertz[i] = currentHertz[i]; latestTally[i] = currentTally[i]; } } } } @Override public void run() { read = true; while (true) { if (read) { long next_time = System.currentTimeMillis() + (int) (interval*1000); //out.setMode(DeviceMode.DIGITAL_OUTPUT); // Enable output gpio. // The order Red -> Blue -> Green -> Clear is needed by the // callback function so that each S2/S3 transition triggers // a state change. The order was chosen so that a single // gpio changes state between each colour to be sampled. setFilter(Filter.RED); SleepUtil.sleepSeconds(delay[0]); setFilter(Filter.BLUE); SleepUtil.sleepSeconds(delay[2]); setFilter(Filter.GREEN); SleepUtil.sleepSeconds(delay[1]); // TODO Disable output gpio //out.setValue(false); setFilter(Filter.CLEAR); long delay_ms = next_time - System.currentTimeMillis(); if (delay_ms > 0) { SleepUtil.sleepMillis(delay_ms); } // Tune the next set of delays to get reasonable results // as quickly as possible. for (int c=0; c<3; c++) { // Calculate dly needed to get _samples pulses double dly; if (latestHertz[c] != 0) { dly = samples / (double) latestHertz[c]; } else { // Didn't find any edges, increase sample time dly = this.delay[c] + 0.1; } // Constrain dly to reasonable values. dly = RangeUtil.constrain(dly, 0.001, 0.5); this.delay[c] = dly; } } else { SleepUtil.sleepSeconds(0.1); } } } @Override public void close() throws IOException { oe.setOn(false); oe.close(); if (s0 != null) { s0.close(); } if (s1 != null) { s1.close(); } s2.close(); s3.close(); out.close(); } public static enum Filter { RED, GREEN, BLUE, CLEAR; } public static enum Frequency { OFF, TWO_PERCENT, TWENTY_PERCENT, ON; } }




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