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[READ-ONLY] Mirror of https://github.com/SantaClaas/embedded-fan-control.
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at serial-ui
123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139140141142143144145146147148149150151152153154155156157158159/** * What a register is, independent of which device it belongs to. * * A device here is a list of registers, each of which knows its address, what the manual calls it, * and how to turn the raw sixteen bits into the quantity they stand for. The UI is generated from * that list, so adding a register is adding an entry rather than adding a component. * * ## On naming * * `name` is the manual's own heading for the register, in the manual's own language. For the * RadiCal that means German — *Aussteuergrad*, *Wirksinn*, *Sollwert* — because those are the * words that can be looked up in the document that defines them. `gloss` carries an English * explanation alongside, and `reference` says which section to check. * * This is deliberate. Translating *Aussteuergrad* to something plausible-sounding and then showing * only the translation is how a reader ends up unable to find the register in the manual at all. */
/** Which of the four Modbus address spaces a register lives in */export type Space = "input" | "holding" | "coil" | "discreteInput";
/** * Values already read from the device that other registers are expressed relative to. * * The RadiCal reports almost nothing in absolute terms: a speed is a fraction of the configured * maximum speed, a voltage is a fraction of a reference voltage. Those references are holding * registers that change only when the fan is reconfigured, so they are read once and passed in * here rather than re-read on every poll */export type Context = { holding: ReadonlyMap<number, number>;};
export const noContext: Context = { holding: new Map() };
/** What a raw register value turns into once it is understood */export type Value = | { kind: "quantity"; value: number; unit: string; text: string } | { kind: "text"; text: string } /** A bit field, such as the RadiCal's motor status. `set` lists the flags that are raised */ | { kind: "flags"; set: readonly string[]; text: string } | { kind: "boolean"; value: boolean; text: string } /** * The register was read, but its value cannot be stated. Distinct from an error: the read * succeeded and this *is* the honest answer — a speed with no maximum to scale it against, a * PT1000 reading its out-of-range sentinel, a counter the fan never populates */ | { kind: "unavailable"; text: string; because: string };
export type Decode = (raw: number, context: Context) => Value;
/** How a writable register's input is constrained, so the UI can render the right control */export type Input = | { control: "number"; min: number; max: number; step?: number; unit?: string } | { control: "choice"; options: ReadonlyMap<number, string> } | { control: "toggle" };
export type Register = { address: number; space: Space; /** The manual's own heading, in the manual's own language. Not translated */ name: string; /** An English explanation of what `name` means, for readers who need one */ gloss?: string; /** Where in the manual this is defined, so the reader can check rather than trust */ reference: string; decode: Decode; /** * Holding register addresses `decode` needs in its `Context`. The UI reads these once before * polling anything that depends on them */ dependsOn?: readonly number[]; /** Present only when the register can be written. Turns a user's number into the raw value */ write?: { input: Input; encode: (input: number) => number; };};
export type Device = { id: string; name: string; /** Where this device's registers are documented */ documentation: string; /** What the port has to be set to for the device to answer at all */ defaults: { address: number; baudRate: number; parity: "none" | "even" | "odd"; /** The addresses the device will accept, for validating a change to its own address */ addressRange: readonly [number, number]; }; registers: readonly Register[];};
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//* Decoders shared across devices *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/** Sixteen bits read as a signed number, which the register itself does not say */export function asSigned(raw: number): number { return raw >= 0x8000 ? raw - 0x10000 : raw;}
/** Rounds for display without pretending to a precision the device does not have */function round(value: number, places: number): number { const factor = 10 ** places; return Math.round(value * factor) / factor;}
export function quantity(value: number, unit: string, places = 1): Value { const rounded = round(value, places); return { kind: "quantity", value: rounded, unit, text: `${rounded} ${unit}` };}
export function unavailable(because: string): Value { return { kind: "unavailable", text: "—", because };}
/** A register whose value is an index into a table of meanings */export function choice(table: ReadonlyMap<number, string>): Decode { return (raw) => { const text = table.get(raw); return text === undefined ? { kind: "text", text: `Unknown (0x${hex(raw)})` } : { kind: "text", text }; };}
/** * A register whose bits each mean something. Bit numbers are counted from the least significant * bit of the sixteen-bit register, so a manual that draws the two bytes separately has to be read * with its MSB row occupying bits 15 down to 8 */export function flags(table: ReadonlyMap<number, string>): Decode { return (raw) => { const set: string[] = [];
for (const [bit, meaning] of table) { if (raw & (1 << bit)) set.push(meaning); }
return { kind: "flags", set, text: set.length === 0 ? "None" : set.join(", "), }; };}
export function hex(value: number, width = 4): string { return value.toString(16).toUpperCase().padStart(width, "0");}
/** Looks a reference value up in the context, for the many registers that are relative to one */export function reference(context: Context, address: number): number | undefined { return context.holding.get(address);}