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Add SSPM force mapping

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Theo Arends 2022-02-16 12:09:04 +01:00
parent 13bebb7750
commit d004522332
1 changed files with 25 additions and 7 deletions
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tasmota/xdrv_86_esp32_sonoff_spm.ino
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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
* Green led is controlled by ARM processor indicating SD-Card access.
* ESP32 is used as interface between eWelink and ARM processor in SPM-Main unit communicating over proprietary serial protocol.
* Power on sequence for two SPM-4Relay modules is 00-00-15-10-(0F)-(13)-(13)-(19)-0C-09-04-09-04-0B-0B
* Up to six months of daily energy are stored onthe SD-Card. Previous data is lost.
* Up to 180 days of daily energy are stored on the SD-Card. Previous data is lost.
* Tasmota support is based on Sonoff SPM v1.0.0 ARM firmware.
* Energy history cannot be guaranteed using either SD-Card or internal flash. As a solution Tasmota stores the total energy and yesterday energy just after midnight.
*
@ -55,6 +55,7 @@
* SspmHistory<relay> - Retrieve daily energy of last six month (as defined by ARM firmware)
* SspmIAmHere<relay> - Blink ERROR in SPM-4Relay where relay resides
* SspmLog<relay> [x] - Retrieve relay power state change and cause logging
* SspmMap 0 - Start a scan to fill default mapping
* SspmMap 2,3,1,.. - Map scanned module number to physical module number using positional numbering
* SspmOverload<relay> 0 - Set default overload detection parameters as read from module during initial scan
* SspmOverload<relay> <delay>,<min_power>,<max_power>,<min_voltage>,<max_voltage,<max_current>
@ -1409,11 +1410,21 @@ void SSPMHandleReceivedData(void) {
Sspm->min_voltage = SSPMGetValue(&SspmBuffer[46]); // x.xxV
}
uint32_t module_id = SspmBuffer[19] << 8 | SspmBuffer[20];
if (0 == Sspm->Settings.module_map[Sspm->module_max]) {
Sspm->Settings.module_map[Sspm->module_max] = module_id;
}
// if (0 == Sspm->Settings.module_map[Sspm->module_max]) {
// Sspm->Settings.module_map[Sspm->module_max] = module_id;
// }
int mapped = SSPMGetModuleNumberFromMapIfFound(module_id);
if (-1 == mapped) { Sspm->map_change = true; }
if (-1 == mapped) {
// Scanned module not in mapped list. Append if possible
for (uint32_t module = Sspm->module_max; module < SSPM_MAX_MODULES; module++) {
if (0 == Sspm->Settings.module_map[module]) {
Sspm->Settings.module_map[module] = module_id;
mapped = module;
break;
}
}
Sspm->map_change = true;
}
mapped++;
AddLog(LOG_LEVEL_INFO, PSTR("SPM: 4Relay %d (mapped to %d) type %d version %d.%d.%d found with id %12_H"),
Sspm->module_max +1, mapped, SspmBuffer[35], SspmBuffer[36], SspmBuffer[37], SspmBuffer[38], Sspm->module[Sspm->module_max]);
@ -2212,9 +2223,16 @@ void CmndSSPMReset(void) {
void CmndSSPMMap(void) {
// Map scanned module number to physical module number using positional numbering
// SspmMap 1,3,4,2
// SspmMap 0 - start a scan to fill default mapping
// SspmMap 1,3,4,2 - map modules
// TODO: Might need input checks on count and valid different numbers
if (Sspm->module_max) { // Valid after initial scan
if (0 == XdrvMailbox.payload) {
for (uint32_t module = 0; module < SSPM_MAX_MODULES; module++) {
Sspm->Settings.module_map[module] = 0; // Clear mapping slots
}
CmndSSPMScan(); // Start scan to fill default mapping
}
else if (Sspm->module_max) { // Valid after initial scan
char *p;
uint32_t i = 0;
for (char* str = strtok_r(XdrvMailbox.data, ",", &p); str && i < Sspm->module_max; str = strtok_r(nullptr, ",", &p)) {