Struct isis_ants_api::AntS

pub struct AntS;

Structure for interacting with an ISIS Antenna System

Trait Implementations

impl IAntS for AntS

fn new(     bus: &str,     primary: u8,     secondary: u8,     ant_count: u8,     timeout: u32 ) -> AntSResult<AntS>

Constructor

Opens a connection to the underlying I²C device

Arguments

• bus - The I²C bus to use to communicate with the device
• primary - The I²C address of the system's primary microcontroller
• secondary - The I²C address of the system's secondary microcontroller (should be 0x00 if no secondary microcontroller is available)
• ant_count - The number of antennas present in the antenna system
• timeout - The watchdog timeout interval, in seconds

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

use isis_ants_api::*;

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;

fn configure(&self, config: KANTSController) -> AntSResult<()>

Configure the system to send future commands to the requested microcontroller

Arguments

• config - The microcontroller which should be used for future commands to the antenna system

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x00, 2, 20)?;
ants.configure(KANTSController::Secondary)?;

fn reset(&self) -> AntSResult<()>

Reset both of the antenna's microcontrollers

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
ants.reset()?;

fn arm(&self) -> AntSResult<()>

Arm the antenna system for deployment

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
ants.arm()?;

fn disarm(&self) -> AntSResult<()>

Disarm the antenna system

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
ants.disarm()?;

fn deploy(&self, antenna: KANTSAnt, force: bool, timeout: u8) -> AntSResult<()>

Deploy a particular antenna

Arguments

• antenna - The antenna to deploy
• force - Whether the system should ignore previous successful deployment
• timeout - The maximum time, in seconds, the system should spend deploying the antenna

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x00, 2, 20)?;
ants.deploy(KANTSAnt::Ant2, false, 10)?;

fn auto_deploy(&self, timeout: u8) -> AntSResult<()>

Auto-deploy all antennas sequentially.

Arguments

• timeout - The maximum time, in seconds, the system should spend deploying each antenna

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x00, 2, 20)?;
ants.auto_deploy(5)?;

fn cancel_deploy(&self) -> AntSResult<()>

Cancel all current deployment actions

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
ants.cancel_deploy()?;

fn get_deploy(&self) -> AntSResult<DeployStatus>

Get the current deployment status

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
let deploy = ants.get_deploy()?;
println!("Antenna 1 deployed: {}", !deploy.ant_1_not_deployed);
println!("Antenna 2 deployment active: {}", deploy.ant_2_active);

fn get_uptime(&self) -> AntSResult<u32>

Get the system's uptime

Returns the systems uptime, in seconds

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
let uptime = ants.get_uptime()?;
println!("Antenna system uptime: {}", uptime);

fn get_system_telemetry(&self) -> AntSResult<AntsTelemetry>

Get the current system telemetry

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
let sys_telem = ants.get_system_telemetry()?;

println!("Antenna system telemetry:");
println!("    raw_temp: {}", sys_telem.raw_temp);
println!("    deploy_status:");
println!("        Antenna 1 deployed: {}", !sys_telem.deploy_status.ant_1_not_deployed);
println!("        Antenna 2 deployment active: {}", sys_telem.deploy_status.ant_2_active);
println!("    uptime: {}\n", sys_telem.uptime);

fn get_activation_count(&self, antenna: KANTSAnt) -> AntSResult<u8>

Get an antenna's activation count

Arguments

• antenna - Antenna to query

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x00, 2, 20)?;
let act_count = ants.get_activation_count(KANTSAnt::Ant3)?;

println!("Antenna 3 activation count - {}", act_count);

fn get_activation_time(&self, antenna: KANTSAnt) -> AntSResult<u16>

Get an antenna's activation time

Returns the total amount of time spent attempting to active the antenna, in seconds

Arguments

• antenna - Antenna to query

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x00, 2, 20)?;
let act_count = ants.get_activation_time(KANTSAnt::Ant1)?;

println!("Antenna 1 activation time - {}", act_count);

fn watchdog_kick(&self) -> AntSResult<()>

Kick both antenna system's watchdogs once

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
ants.watchdog_kick()?;

fn watchdog_start(&self) -> AntSResult<()>

Start a thread to kick the system's watchdogs at an interval of (timeout)/3 seconds

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
ants.watchdog_start()?;

fn watchdog_stop(&self) -> AntSResult<()>

Stop the watchdog thread

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x32, 4, 10)?;
ants.watchdog_start()?;
//...
ants.watchdog_stop()?;

fn passthrough(&self, tx: &[u8], rx_in: &mut [u8]) -> AntSResult<()>

Pass a command packet directly through to the antenna system Useful for executing commands which have not been implemented in either the generic or specific antenna APIs.

Arguments

• tx - Reference to byte array data to send
• rx - Reference to byte array which returned data should be stored in

Errors

If this function encounters any errors, an AntsError variant will be returned.

Examples

let ants = AntS::new("KI2C1", 0x31, 0x00, 2, 20)?;
let tx: [u8; 1] = [0xC3];
let mut rx: [u8; 2] = [0; 2];

ants.passthrough(&tx, &mut rx).unwrap();
println!("Antenna passthrough response: {:?}", rx);

impl Clone for AntS

fn clone(&self) -> AntS

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Drop for AntS

Close the connection to the I2C bus

fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type.