v2.2.0: libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv package
Submodules
libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.io_extender module
Driver for PCA9554 gpio extender:
- Usage:
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To configure any gpio extender PCA9554, you have four functions:
1- the function: set_direction(direction, position, length): Used to set the direction of the gpios, we can set one or more gpios starting from the position index.
2- the function: get_direction(position): Used to read the direction of any gpio.
3- the function: set_outvalue(value, position, length): Used to set the value of the gpios, we can set one or more gpios starting from the position index.
4- the function: get_iovalue(position): Used to read the value of any gpio.
Example
from io_extender import PCA9554 from libnxembeddedtools.i2c.i2c_lib import I2cLib from i2c.i2cllra import I2CLowLevelRegisterAccess
i2c = I2cLib()
address = 0x24 extender_24 = I2CLowLevelRegisterAccess(i2c, address)
#make direction of bit in position 7 to Input position = 7 #make direction of one bit starting from the 7th bit to Input length = 1 io_ext24.set_direction(“I”, position, length)
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#make direction of bit in position 4 to Output position = 4 #make direction of 3 bits starting from the 4th bit to Output length = 3 #bits 4, 5, 6 to Output io_ext24.set_direction(“O”, position, length)
#set value of bit 4, 5, 6 to ‘0’ io_ext24.set_outvalue(0, position, length)
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class
libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.io_extender.
IO_EXTENDER
Bases:
object
Abstract class that represents a GPIO controller
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NAME
= 'GpioExtender API'
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abstract
get_direction
(position) Retrieves a gpio direction
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abstract
get_iovalue
(position, length) Retrieves a gpio value
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abstract
set_direction
(direction, position, length) Changes a gpio direction
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abstract
set_outvalue
(value, position, length) Changes a gpio value
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class
libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.io_extender.
PCA9554
(low_level_reg_access) Bases:
IO_EXTENDER
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get_direction
(position) get direction of a gpio
Parameters: position – position of gpio
Returns: “O” for output or “I” for input
Return type: char
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get_iovalue
(position, length) get a gpio’s value
Parameters: -
position – position of gpio
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length – how many gpio to get
Returns: gpio’s value ‘0’ or ‘1’
Return type: int
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set_direction
(direction, position, length) set gpio directions
Parameters: -
direction – gpio direction “I” for input or “O” for output
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position – first gpio’s position from 0 to 7
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length – how many gpio to be set
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set_outvalue
(value, position, length) set gpio’s value
Parameters: -
value – gpio’s value ‘0’ or ‘1’
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position – first gpio’s position from 0 to 7
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length – how many gpio to be set
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libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.program_angie module
Driver for ANGIE Programing:
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We have 3 main functions:
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program_angie(): This function programs ANGIE if its not programed
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program_fx2(): This function programs ANGIE’s microcontroller the EZ-USB FX2
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program_fpga(): This function programs ANGIE’s FPGA
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Example
from libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.program_angie import ProgramAngie
angie = ProgramAngie() angie.program_angie()
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class
libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.program_angie.
ProgramAngie
Bases:
object
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program_angie
()
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program_fpga
(dev, ep, binfilename)
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program_fx2
(dev, hexfilename)
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readHex
(filename) Read an hex file and return a raw var
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u32tobytes
(ibuf) Convert a list of u32 into chunck of bytes
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libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.si5351c module
Driver for SI5351C
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The Clock generator class has three main functions :
1. pll_src(): Connects each PLL (A or B) to its clock source (XTAL or CLKIN) and sets CLKIN division value if used. 2. clk_gen(): Generates any frequency between 10Mhz and 110Mhz, Connects one of the PLLs (A or B) to one or both of the outputs (BSM clock or/and external output clock) 3. bypass_clkin(): Connects the external CLKIN clock directly to both BSM clock and external output clock.
>The 1st function pll_src() must be executed before the 2nd one clk_gen(), in order to connect the PLLs to their clock source. >The 3rd function bypass_clkin() functions independently.
Once the clock generator is configured, we need to choose the BSM clock source. There is two possible clock sources: 1. “CLK_OSC” : CPU ring oscillator clock. 2. “CLK0” : Clock generator clock.
To do this, we need to configure the gpio_extenders and exactly the gpio CLK_SEL0, using the set_direction() method.
Example
First of all, we import the libraries and we configure our low level access class:
from si5351c import SI5351C from libnxembeddedtools.i2c.i2c_lib import I2cLib from i2c.i2cllra import I2CLowLevelRegisterAccess
i2c = I2cLib()
clk_gen_llra = I2CLowLevelRegisterAccess(i2c, 0x60) clk_gen = SI5351C(clk_gen_llra)
#To connect PLLA to XTAL source:
pll_chosen = “A” pll_src_1 = “XTAL” clk_gen.pll_src(pll_chosen, pll_src_1)
#To connect PLLA to XTAL source and PLLB to CLKIN source:
pll_chosen = “AB” pll_src_1 = “XTAL” pll_src_2 = “CLKIN” clk_gen.pll_src(pll_chosen, pll_src_1, pll_src_2)
#To generate a clock frequency:
freq = 50E6 #50Mhz pll = “A” ms = “MS0” clk_gen.clk_gen(pll, freq, ms) print(“PLLA to CLK0: ok”)
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class
libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.si5351c.
SI5351C
(i2c_low_level_register_access) Bases:
object
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bypass_clkin
(div) Bypass CLKIN to CLK_OUT and sets the frequency divider
Parameters: div (int) – frequency divider value
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clk0123_cfg
() Clkx config: enable/disable | power up/down
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clk_gen
(pll, freq, ms, r_div=1) Sets bsm clock frequency
Parameters: -
pll (char) – pll ‘A’ or ‘B’ (source for MS)
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freq (int) – frequency to be generated {10Mhz to 110Mhz}
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ms (string) – MS ‘0’ or ‘1’ (MS0 for CLK0 and MS1 for CLK1)
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r_div (int, optional) – frequency divider value. Defaults to 1.
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ms_input_src
(ms_src, ms, clk_pdn=0, integer_mode=0, clk_invert=0) Connect each MSx to its PLLx source
Parameters: -
ms_src (char) – MSx source: PLL ‘A’ or ‘B’
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ms (string) – Target MSx
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clk_pdn (int, optional) – Power down clock. Defaults to 0.
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integer_mode (int, optional) – Choose integer mode. Defaults to 0.
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clk_invert (int, optional) – Clock invert. Defaults to 0.
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ms_ratio
(ms, req_freq, vco_freq=750000000.0, denominator_limit=1048576) Calculate MSx ratio and p1, p2 and p3 values
Parameters: -
ms (string) – _description_
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req_freq (int) – MSx output frequency
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vco_freq (int, optional) – MSx input frequency. Defaults to 750Mhz.
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denominator_limit (int, optional) – denominator limit. Defaults to 2**20.
Returns: p1 [19,16] bits
Return type: int
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pll_ratio
(pll, ref_freq, vco_freq=750000000.0, denominator_limit=1048576) Calculate PLLx ratio and p1, p2 and p3 values
Parameters: -
pll (char) – Target PLL
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ref_freq (int) – PLL input frequency
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vco_freq (int, optional) – PLL output frequency. Defaults to 750Mhz.
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denominator_limit (int, optional) – denominator limit. Defaults to 2**20.
Returns: Reference input frequency for MSx
Return type: int
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pll_src
(pll, pll_src, pll_src_2=None, clkin_div=1) Connect each PLLx to its source and sets CLKIN_DIV value
Parameters: -
pll (char) – pll ‘A’ or ‘B’
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pll_src (string) – pll clock source “XTAL” or “CLKIN”
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pll_src_2 (string, optional) – pll clock source “XTAL” or “CLKIN”. Defaults to None.
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clkin_div (int, optional) – CLKIN divider value. Defaults to 1.
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r_divider
(div, ms, p1_msb_1) Sets R divider value
Parameters: -
div (int) – frequency divider value. Defaults to 1.
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ms (string) – MSx which frequency to be divided
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p1_msb_1 (int) – p1 [19,16] bits
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libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.ul_dv module
NG-ULTRA Devkit
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class
libnxembeddedtools.ul_dv.ul_dv.
NgULTRADevKit
Bases:
object
A class that represents a NG-ULTRA Devkit
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get_boot_src
() Gets the chip boot_src signal state
Returns: The current mode (“SPI” or “SPACEWIRE”)
Return type: string
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get_flash_mode
() Gets the chip flash_mode signal state
Returns: The current mode (“SEQUENTIAL” or “TMR”)
Return type: str
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get_flash_number
() Gets the chip flash_num signal state
Returns: The current flash id.
Return type: int
Flash id goes from 0 to 3.
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get_mode
() Gets the chip mode signal state
Returns: The current mode (“Normal0” or “Normal1” or “Invalid”)
Return type: string
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get_por_reset
() Gets the por_reset signal state
Returns: 0 if the line is set to 0L (por_reset asserted). 1 if the line is set to 1L (por_reset unasserted)
Return type: int
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por_reset_pulse
(tempo_s=0) Make a por_reset pulse (tempo_s wide)
Parameters: tempo_s (float) – The number of seconds during which the por_reset is set to low
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set_boot_src
(value) Sets the chip boot src
Parameters: value (int) – One of “SPI” or “SPACEWIRE”. If None, Use the jumper config.
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set_boot_src_direction
(direction) Sets the boot_src gpio direction
Parameters: direction (str) – Allowed: “I” and “O”. If “I” put the boot_src GPIOs in input. If “O” put the boot_src GPIOs in output.
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set_flash_mode
(value) Sets the chip flash_mode
Parameters: value (str) – One of “SEQUENTIAL” and “TMR”. If None, use the jumper configuration.
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set_flash_mode_direction
(direction) Sets the flash_mode gpio direction
Parameters: direction (str) – Allowed: “I” and “O”. If “I” put the flash_mode GPIOs in input. If “O” put the flash_mode GPIOs in output.
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set_flash_number
(value) Sets the chip flash_num
Parameters: value (int) – The flash id. If None, use the jumper configuration.
Flash id goes from 0 to 3.
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set_flash_number_direction
(direction) Sets the flash_number gpio direction
Parameters: direction(string): Allowed: “I” and “O”. If “I” put the flash_num GPIOs in input. If “O” put the flash_num GPIOs in output.
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set_mode
(value) Sets the chip mode
Parameters: value (str) – One of “Normal0” or “Normal1”. If None, use the jumper configuration.
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set_mode_direction
(direction) Sets the mode gpio direction
Parameters: direction (str) – Allowed: “I” and “O”. If “I” put the mode GPIOs in input. If “O” put the mode GPIOs in output.
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set_por_reset
(value=None) Sets the hard_reset/por signal
Parameters: value (int) – If 0 or 1, put the por_reset line to requested value. If None, put the por_reset GPIO in input.
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set_por_reset_direction
(direction) Sets the por_reset gpio direction
Parameters: direction (str) – Allowed: “I” and “O”. If “I” put the por_reset GPIO in input. If “O” put the por_reset GPIO in output.
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