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/****************************************************************************
*
* Copyright (C) 2012 PX4 Development Team. All rights reserved.
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/**
* @file drv_gpio.h
*
* Generic GPIO ioctl interface.
*/
#ifndef _DRV_GPIO_H
#define _DRV_GPIO_H
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#ifdef CONFIG_ARCH_BOARD_PX4FMU_V1
/*
* PX4FMU GPIO numbers.
*
* For shared pins, alternate function 1 selects the non-GPIO mode
* (USART2, CAN2, etc.)
*/
# define GPIO_EXT_1 (1<<0) /**< high-power GPIO 1 */
# define GPIO_EXT_2 (1<<1) /**< high-power GPIO 1 */
# define GPIO_MULTI_1 (1<<2) /**< USART2 CTS */
# define GPIO_MULTI_2 (1<<3) /**< USART2 RTS */
# define GPIO_MULTI_3 (1<<4) /**< USART2 TX */
# define GPIO_MULTI_4 (1<<5) /**< USART2 RX */
# define GPIO_CAN_TX (1<<6) /**< CAN2 TX */
# define GPIO_CAN_RX (1<<7) /**< CAN2 RX */
/**
* Default GPIO device - other devices may also support this protocol if
* they also export GPIO-like things. This is always the GPIOs on the
* main board.
*/
# define GPIO_DEVICE_PATH "/dev/px4fmu"
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_ARCH_BOARD_PX4FMU_V2
/*
* PX4FMUv2 GPIO numbers.
*
* There are no alternate functions on this board.
*/
# define GPIO_SERVO_1 (1<<0) /**< servo 1 output */
# define GPIO_SERVO_2 (1<<1) /**< servo 2 output */
# define GPIO_SERVO_3 (1<<2) /**< servo 3 output */
# define GPIO_SERVO_4 (1<<3) /**< servo 4 output */
# define GPIO_SERVO_5 (1<<4) /**< servo 5 output */
# define GPIO_SERVO_6 (1<<5) /**< servo 6 output */
# define GPIO_5V_PERIPH_EN (1<<6) /**< PA8 - !VDD_5V_PERIPH_EN */
# define GPIO_3V3_SENSORS_EN (1<<7) /**< PE3 - VDD_3V3_SENSORS_EN */
# define GPIO_BRICK_VALID (1<<8) /**< PB5 - !VDD_BRICK_VALID */
# define GPIO_SERVO_VALID (1<<9) /**< PB7 - !VDD_SERVO_VALID */
# define GPIO_5V_HIPOWER_OC (1<<10) /**< PE10 - !VDD_5V_HIPOWER_OC */
# define GPIO_5V_PERIPH_OC (1<<11) /**< PE10 - !VDD_5V_PERIPH_OC */
/**
* Default GPIO device - other devices may also support this protocol if
* they also export GPIO-like things. This is always the GPIOs on the
* main board.
*/
# define GPIO_DEVICE_PATH "/dev/px4fmu"
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_ARCH_BOARD_PX4IO_V1
/* no GPIO driver on the PX4IOv1 board */
# define GPIO_DEVICE_PATH "/nonexistent"
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_ARCH_BOARD_PX4IO_V2
/* no GPIO driver on the PX4IOv2 board */
# define GPIO_DEVICE_PATH "/nonexistent"
#endif
#ifndef GPIO_DEVICE_PATH
# error No GPIO support for this board.
#endif
/*
* IOCTL definitions.
*
* For all ioctls, the (arg) argument is a bitmask of GPIOs to be affected
* by the operation, with the LSB being the lowest-numbered GPIO.
*
* Note that there may be board-specific relationships between GPIOs;
* applications using GPIOs should be aware of this.
*/
#define _GPIOCBASE 0x2700
#define GPIOC(_x) _IOC(_GPIOCBASE, _x)
/** reset all board GPIOs to their default state */
#define GPIO_RESET GPIOC(0)
/** configure the board GPIOs in (arg) as outputs */
#define GPIO_SET_OUTPUT GPIOC(1)
/** configure the board GPIOs in (arg) as inputs */
#define GPIO_SET_INPUT GPIOC(2)
/** configure the board GPIOs in (arg) for the first alternate function (if supported) */
#define GPIO_SET_ALT_1 GPIOC(3)
/** configure the board GPIO (arg) for the second alternate function (if supported) */
#define GPIO_SET_ALT_2 GPIOC(4)
/** configure the board GPIO (arg) for the third alternate function (if supported) */
#define GPIO_SET_ALT_3 GPIOC(5)
/** configure the board GPIO (arg) for the fourth alternate function (if supported) */
#define GPIO_SET_ALT_4 GPIOC(6)
/** set the GPIOs in (arg) */
#define GPIO_SET GPIOC(10)
/** clear the GPIOs in (arg) */
#define GPIO_CLEAR GPIOC(11)
/** read all the GPIOs and return their values in *(uint32_t *)arg */
#define GPIO_GET GPIOC(12)
#endif /* _DRV_GPIO_H */
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