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GoldenCheetah/src/Kickr.cpp
Eric Johnson eebc36a618 Use float division when converting wheel size
In training mode, calculations of speed using wheel size and RPM from
a speed sensor used integer division. This truncated all wheel
circumferences to an integral number of meters. 2100mm wheels were
treated as 2 meters and 1960mm wheels were treated as 1 meter,
effectively reducing calculated speeds by roughly 5% and 50%
respectively.

Fixes #585
Fixes #651
Fixes #669
2013-09-22 00:33:20 -04:00

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2013 Mark Liversedge (liversedge@gmail.com)
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
* under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
* Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option)
* any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
* ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
* FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for
* more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
* with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51
* Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
*/
#include "Kickr.h"
Kickr::Kickr(QObject *parent, DeviceConfiguration *devConf) : QThread(parent)
{
this->parent = parent;
this->devConf = devConf;
scanned = false;
mode = -1;
load = 100;
slope = 1.0;
connect(WFApi::getInstance(), SIGNAL(discoveredDevices(int,bool)), this, SLOT(discoveredDevices(int,bool)));
}
Kickr::~Kickr()
{
}
// not required
void Kickr::setDevice(QString) { }
void Kickr::setMode(int mode, double load, double gradient)
{
pvars.lock();
this->mode = mode;
this->load = load;
this->slope = gradient;
pvars.unlock();
}
void Kickr::setLoad(double load)
{
pvars.lock();
if (load > 1500) load = 1500;
if (load < 50) load = 50;
this->load = load;
pvars.unlock();
}
void Kickr::setGradient(double gradient)
{
pvars.lock();
this->slope = gradient;
pvars.unlock();
}
int Kickr::getMode()
{
int tmp;
pvars.lock();
tmp = mode;
pvars.unlock();
return tmp;
}
double Kickr::getLoad()
{
double tmp;
pvars.lock();
tmp = load;
pvars.unlock();
return tmp;
}
double Kickr::getGradient()
{
double tmp;
pvars.lock();
tmp = slope;
pvars.unlock();
return tmp;
}
void
Kickr::getRealtimeData(RealtimeData &rtData)
{
pvars.lock();
rtData = rt;
pvars.unlock();
}
int
Kickr::start()
{
QThread::start();
return 0;
}
// does nothing - neither does pause
int Kickr::restart() { return 0; }
int Kickr::pause() { return 0; }
int Kickr::stop()
{
running = false;
return 0;
}
// used by thread to set variables and emit event if needed
// on unexpected exit
int Kickr::quit(int code)
{
// event code goes here!
exit(code);
return 0; // never gets here obviously but shuts up the compiler!
}
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------
* MAIN THREAD - READS TELEMETRY AND UPDATES LOAD/GRADIENT ON KICKR
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void Kickr::run()
{
int currentmode = -1;
int currentload = -1;
double currentslope= -1;
// Connect to the device
if (connectKickr()) {
quit(2);
return; // open failed!
}
int connectionloops =0;
running = true;
while(running) {
// only get busy if we're actually connected
if (WFApi::getInstance()->isConnected(sd)) {
connectionloops = 0;
// We ALWAYS set load for each loop. This is because
// even though the device reports as connected we need
// to wait before it really is. So we just keep on
// sending the current mode/load. It doesn't cost us
// anything since all devices are powered.
// it does generate a few error messages though..
// and the connection takes about 25 secs to get
// up to speed.
// set load - reset it if generated watts don't match ..
if (mode == RT_MODE_ERGO) {
WFApi::getInstance()->setErgoMode(sd);
WFApi::getInstance()->setLoad(sd, load);
currentload = load;
currentmode = mode;
}
// set slope
if (mode == RT_MODE_SLOPE && currentslope) {
WFApi::getInstance()->setSlopeMode(sd);
WFApi::getInstance()->setSlope(sd, slope);
currentslope = slope;
currentmode = mode;
}
// get telemetry
if (WFApi::getInstance()->hasData(sd)) {
pvars.lock();
WFApi::getInstance()->getRealtimeData(sd, &rt);
// set speed from wheelRpm and configured wheelsize
double x = rt.getWheelRpm();
if (devConf) rt.setSpeed(x * devConf->wheelSize / 1000 * 60 / 1000);
else rt.setSpeed(x * 2.10 * 60 / 1000);
pvars.unlock();
}
} else {
// 100ms in each loop, 30secs is 300 loops
if (++connectionloops > 300) {
// give up waiting for connection
quit(-1);
}
}
// lets not hog cpu
msleep(100);
}
disconnectKickr();
quit(0);
}
void
Kickr::discoveredDevices(int n, bool finished)
{
WFApi *w = WFApi::getInstance();
// need to emit signal with device uuid and type
// this is used by the add device wizard.
// but only emit as they are found, not at the end
// when search times out -- we want them as they
// arrive.
if (!finished && w->deviceSubType(n-1) == WFApi::WF_SENSOR_SUBTYPE_BIKE_POWER_KICKR) {
qDebug()<<"KIKCR? discovered a device.."
<<w->deviceUUID(n-1)
<<w->deviceType(n-1);
emit foundDevice(w->deviceUUID(n-1), w->deviceType(n-1));
}
}
bool
Kickr::find()
{
WFApi *w = WFApi::getInstance();
if (w->discoverDevicesOfType(WFApi::WF_SENSORTYPE_BIKE_POWER) == false) return false;
QEventLoop loop;
connect(w, SIGNAL(discoveredDevices(int,bool)), &loop, SLOT(quit()));
loop.exec();
scanned = true;
if (w->deviceCount()) {
deviceUUID = w->deviceUUID(0);
return true;
} else return false;
}
int
Kickr::connectKickr()
{
// is BTLE even enabled?
if (WFApi::getInstance()->isBTLEEnabled() == false) return -1;
// get a pool for this thread
pool = WFApi::getInstance()->getPool();
// kick off connection and assume it is gonna be ok
sd = WFApi::getInstance()->connectDevice(devConf->portSpec);
return 0;
}
int
Kickr::disconnectKickr()
{
// disconnect
WFApi::getInstance()->disconnectDevice(sd);
connected = false;
// clear that pool now we're done
WFApi::getInstance()->freePool(pool);
return 0;
}
// check to see of there is a port at the device specified
// returns true if the device exists and false if not
bool Kickr::discover(QString)
{
return false;
}