Device driver interface for the PIR motion sensor.
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Device driver interface for the PIR motion sensor.
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file | pir.h |
| Device driver interface for the PIR motion sensor.
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file | pir_params.h |
| Default configuration for PIR devices.
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◆ anonymous enum
PIR specific return values.
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PIR_OK | everything went as expected
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PIR_NOGPIO | errors while initializing the GPIO
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PIR_NOTHREAD | errors while registering the thread
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PIR_TIMEERR | errors while getting the time information
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Definition at line 36 of file pir.h.
◆ pir_event_t
event type for a PIR sensor
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PIR_STATUS_ACTIVE | motion was detected
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PIR_STATUS_INACTIVE | no motion is detected
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Definition at line 79 of file pir.h.
◆ pir_get_occupancy()
int pir_get_occupancy |
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pir_t * |
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int16_t * |
occup |
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Read OCCUPANCY value.
- Parameters
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[in] | dev | device descriptor of the PIR motion sensor to read from |
[out] | occup | occupancy ratio [in 100 * percentage] The value is renewed when it is read. So it is percentage of occupancy since the last read. |
- Returns
- 0 on success,
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-1 on errors,
◆ pir_get_status()
Read the current status of the motion sensor.
- Parameters
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[in] | dev | device descriptor of the PIR motion sensor to read from |
- Returns
- 1 if motion is detected, 0 otherwise
◆ pir_init()
Initialize a PIR motion sensor.
The PIR motion sensor is interfaced by a single GPIO pin, specified by gpio
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- Note
- The sensor needs up to a minute to settle down before meaningful measurements can be made.
- Parameters
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[out] | dev | device descriptor of an PIR sensor |
[in] | params | parameters of the PIR sensor |
- Returns
- 0 on success
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-1 on error
◆ pir_register_thread()
int pir_register_thread |
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pir_t * |
dev | ) |
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Register a thread for notification when state changes on the motion sensor.
- Note
- This configures the gpio device for interrupt driven operation.
- Parameters
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[in] | dev | device descriptor of the PIR motion sensor to register for |
- Returns
- 0 on succuess,
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-1 on internal errors,
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-2 if another thread is registered already