CommandStation-EX/Railcom.cpp

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/** Sections of this code (the decode table constants) 
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#include "Railcom.h"
#include "defines.h"
#include "FSH.h"
#include "DCC.h"
#include "DIAG.h"



  /** Table for 8-to-6 decoding of railcom data. This table can be indexed by the
   * 8-bit value read from the railcom channel, and the return value will be
   * either a 6-bit number, or one of the defined Railcom constrantrs. If the
   * value is invalid, the INV constant is returned. */
    
    // These values appear in the railcom_decode table to mean special symbols.
    static constexpr uint8_t
        // highest valid 6-bit value 
        MAX_VALID = 0x3F,
         /// invalid value (not conforming to the 4bit weighting requirement)
        INV = 0xff,
        /// Railcom ACK; the decoder received the message ok. NOTE: There are
        /// two codepoints that map to this.
        ACK = 0xfe,
        /// The decoder rejected the packet.
        NACK = 0xfd,
        /// The decoder is busy; send the packet again. This is typically
        /// returned when a POM CV write is still pending; the caller must
        /// re-try sending the packet later.
        RCBUSY = 0xfc,

        /// Reserved for future expansion.
        RESVD1 = 0xfb,
        /// Reserved for future expansion.
        RESVD2 = 0xfa;

const uint8_t HIGHFLASH decode[256] =
    // 0|8     1|9     2|a     3|b     4|c     5|d     6|e     7|f  
{      INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV, // 0
       INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    ACK, // 0
       INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,   0x33, // 1
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x34,    INV,   0x35,   0x36,    INV, // 1
       INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,   0x3A, // 2
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x3B,    INV,   0x3C,   0x37,    INV, // 2
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x3F,    INV,   0x3D,   0x38,    INV, // 3
       INV,   0x3E,   0x39,    INV,   NACK,    INV,    INV,    INV, // 3
       INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,   0x24, // 4
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x23,    INV,   0x22,   0x21,    INV, // 4
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x1F,    INV,   0x1E,   0x20,    INV, // 5
       INV,   0x1D,   0x1C,    INV,   0x1B,    INV,    INV,    INV, // 5
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x19,    INV,   0x18,   0x1A,    INV, // 6
       INV,   0x17,   0x16,    INV,   0x15,    INV,    INV,    INV, // 6
       INV,   0x25,   0x14,    INV,   0x13,    INV,    INV,    INV, // 7
      0x32,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV, // 7
       INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV, RESVD2, // 8
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x0E,    INV,   0x0D,   0x0C,    INV, // 8
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x0A,    INV,   0x09,   0x0B,    INV, // 9
       INV,   0x08,   0x07,    INV,   0x06,    INV,    INV,    INV, // 9
       INV,    INV,    INV,   0x04,    INV,   0x03,   0x05,    INV, // a
       INV,   0x02,   0x01,    INV,   0x00,    INV,    INV,    INV, // a
       INV,   0x0F,   0x10,    INV,   0x11,    INV,    INV,    INV, // b
      0x12,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV, // b
       INV,    INV,    INV, RESVD1,    INV,   0x2B,   0x30,    INV, // c
       INV,   0x2A,   0x2F,    INV,   0x31,    INV,    INV,    INV, // c
       INV,   0x29,   0x2E,    INV,   0x2D,    INV,    INV,    INV, // d
      0x2C,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV, // d
       INV, RCBUSY,   0x28,    INV,   0x27,    INV,    INV,    INV, // e
      0x26,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV, // e
       ACK,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV, // f
       INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV,    INV, // f       
};
   /// Packet identifiers from Mobile Decoders.
    enum RailcomMobilePacketId
    {
        RMOB_POM = 0,
        RMOB_ADRHIGH = 1,
        RMOB_ADRLOW = 2,
        RMOB_EXT = 3,
        RMOB_DYN = 7,
        RMOB_XPOM0 = 8,
        RMOB_XPOM1 = 9,
        RMOB_XPOM2 = 10,
        RMOB_XPOM3 = 11,
        RMOB_SUBID = 12,
        RMOB_LOGON_ASSIGN_FEEDBACK = 13,
        RMOB_LOGON_ENABLE_FEEDBACK = 15,
};

// each railcom block is represented by an instance of this class.
// The blockvpin is the vpin associated with this block for the purposes of 
// a HAL driver for the railcom detection and the EXRAIL ONBLOCKENTER/ONBLOCKEXIT

Railcom::Railcom(uint16_t blockvpin) {
    haveHigh=false;
    haveLow=false;
    packetsWithNoData=0;
    lastChannel1Loco=0;
    vpin=blockvpin;
}


// Process is called by a raw data collector. 
void Railcom::process(uint8_t * inbound, uint8_t length) {
    
   
    if (length<2 || (inbound[0]==0 && inbound[1]==0)) {
        noData();
        return;
    }

    
    if (Diag::RAILCOM) {
      static const char hexchars[]="0123456789ABCDEF";
      if (length>2) {  
        USB_SERIAL.print(F("<*R "));
        for (byte i=0;i<length;i++) {
          if (i==2) Serial.write(' ');
          USB_SERIAL.write(hexchars[inbound[i]>>4]);
          USB_SERIAL.write(hexchars[inbound[i]& 0x0F ]);
        }
        USB_SERIAL.print(F(" *>\n"));
      }
    }


    auto v1=GETHIGHFLASH(decode,inbound[0]);
    auto v2=(length>1) ? GETHIGHFLASH(decode,inbound[1]):INV;
    uint16_t packet=(v1<<6) | (v2 & 0x3f);
    // packet is 12 bits TTTTDDDDDDDD
    byte type=(packet>>8) & 0x0F;   
    byte data= packet & 0xFF;
    if (type==RMOB_ADRHIGH) {
        holdoverHigh=data;
        haveHigh=true;
        packetsWithNoData=0;
        }
    else if (type==RMOB_ADRLOW) {
        holdoverLow=data;
        haveLow=true;
        packetsWithNoData=0;
        }
     else {
        // channel1 is unreadable or not loco address so maybe multiple locos in block
        if (length>2 && GETHIGHFLASH(decode,inbound[0])!=INV) {
            // it looks like we have channel2 data
            auto thisLoco=DCCWaveform::getRailcomLastLocoAddress();
            if (Diag::RAILCOM) DIAG(F("c2=%d"),thisLoco);
            if (thisLoco==lastChannel1Loco) return; 
            if (thisLoco) DCC::setLocoInBlock(thisLoco,vpin,false); // this loco is in block, but not exclusive 
            return;
        }
        // channel1 no good and no channel2 
        noData();
        return;           
    }    
    if (haveHigh && haveLow) {
        uint16_t thisLoco=((holdoverHigh<<8)| holdoverLow) & 0x7FFF; // drop top bit
        if (thisLoco!=lastChannel1Loco) {
            // the exclusive DCC call is quite expensive, we dont want to call it every packet
            if (Diag::RAILCOM) DIAG(F("h=%x l=%xc1=%d"),holdoverHigh, holdoverLow,thisLoco);
            DCC::setLocoInBlock(thisLoco,vpin,true); // only this loco is in block
            lastChannel1Loco=thisLoco; 
        }
    }
}


void Railcom::noData() {
    if (packetsWithNoData>MAX_WAIT_FOR_GLITCH) return; 
    if (packetsWithNoData==MAX_WAIT_FOR_GLITCH) {
            // treat as no loco
            haveHigh=false;
            haveLow=false;
            lastChannel1Loco=0;
            // Previous locos (if any) is exiting block  
            DCC::clearBlock(vpin);
        }
        packetsWithNoData++;
}