miketsai fd54f5cc0b feat(can/rx): MCP2515 CAN RX interrupt thread for ECU ID 0x50
- can_bus.h: add can_ecu_status_t struct + can_bus_get_ecu_status() declaration
- can_bus.c: add gpio_interrupt_init() (gpio sysfs, falling-edge poll)
- can_bus.c: add can_rx_thread() - poll gpio63 INT pin, parse 0x50 frame
  (throttle_status, pedal_volt, led_flash_timer, can_lose_ecu, throttle_limit_off, heart_beam)
  with CAN_LOSE timeout detection (100ms)
- can_bus.c: start/join can_rx thread in can_bus_init()/can_bus_close()
- can_bus.c: add can_bus_get_ecu_status() thread-safe snapshot

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-12 16:47:18 +08:00

94 lines
3.9 KiB
C

/*
* can_bus.h — MCP2515 CAN bus wrapper for KL630 (J15 SPI connector)
*
* API mirrors bt_uart.h: both channels carry the same JSON payload.
* BLE channel: bt_uart_send_json(json)
* CAN channel: can_bus_send_json(json)
*
* The same JSON string {"class":"car","level":1} is transmitted on both
* channels simultaneously from fire_json_async() in event_recorder.c.
*
* MCP2515 is classic CAN (max 8 bytes per frame). Long JSON strings are
* split into sequential 8-byte frames automatically:
* Frame N: bytes [N*8 .. N*8+7] of the JSON string (padded with 0x00)
* The receiver reassembles by concatenating frames until a null byte.
* If a CAN FD controller is fitted later, switch to single-frame send.
*/
#ifndef CAN_BUS_H
#define CAN_BUS_H
#include <stdint.h>
/*
* can_bus_init — open MCP2515 via SPI and start writer thread.
* spidev : e.g. "/dev/spidev1.0"
* can_speed_kbps: 250 (typical) or 125, 500, 1000
* can_id : 11-bit standard frame ID for outbound frames
* Returns 0 on success, -1 on error.
*/
int can_bus_init(const char *spidev, int can_speed_kbps, uint32_t can_id);
/*
* can_bus_send_json — non-blocking: enqueue a JSON string for CAN transmission.
* Same signature as bt_uart_send_json(); call both from fire_json_async().
* Long strings are split into multiple 8-byte CAN frames automatically.
*/
void can_bus_send_json(const char *json);
/*
* can_ctrl_cmd_t — parameters for can_bus_send_control_cmd().
*
* CAN ID 0x75 DLC=8 Intel byte order:
* frame[0] = speed (bits 0-7, byte 0: throttle_limit_command)
* frame[6] = (led_gpio & 1) | ((led_enable & 1) << 6)
* bit 48 = led_gpio (byte 6 bit 0): LED GPIO 1=high 0=low
* bit 54 = led_enable (byte 6 bit 6): LED 1=enable 0=disable
* frame[1..5], frame[7] = 0x00
*
* keepalive_interval_ms: >0 updates the keepalive period; 0 = no change.
*/
typedef struct {
uint8_t speed; /* byte 0: throttle_limit_command, 0-255 */
uint8_t led_gpio; /* bit 48 (byte 6 bit 0): LED GPIO 1=high, 0=low */
uint8_t led_enable; /* bit 54 (byte 6 bit 6): 1=enable, 0=disable */
int keepalive_interval_ms; /* >0 updates interval, 0 = no change */
} can_ctrl_cmd_t;
/*
* can_bus_send_control_cmd — send one 8-byte CAN control frame immediately
* and update the keepalive state to maintain the new values.
*/
void can_bus_send_control_cmd(const can_ctrl_cmd_t *ctrl);
/* can_bus_close — drain queue, join writer thread, close SPI device. */
void can_bus_close(void);
/*
* can_ecu_status_t — parsed signals from ECU CAN ID 0x50 (throttle_status frame).
*
* Frame layout (Intel byte order):
* frame[0..1] = throttle_status (bits 0-15, uint16)
* frame[2..3] = throttle_pedal_volt (bits 16-31, uint16)
* frame[4..5] = led_flash_timer (bits 32-47, uint16)
* frame[6] bit 0 = can_lose_ecu (bit 48)
* frame[6] bit 7 = throttle_limit_off (bit 55)
* frame[7] = heart_beam (bits 56-63, uint8)
*
* can_lose_timeout: KL630 self-detected, set to 1 when no ECU frame for >100ms.
*/
typedef struct {
uint16_t throttle_status; /* bits 0-15: current throttle value, 0-8191 */
uint16_t throttle_pedal_volt; /* bits 16-31: pedal voltage */
uint16_t led_flash_timer; /* bits 32-47: LED flash timer */
uint8_t can_lose_ecu; /* bit 48: ECU-reported CAN loss (0/1) */
uint8_t throttle_limit_off; /* bit 55: throttle limit off flag (0/1) */
uint8_t heart_beam; /* bits 56-63: heartbeat counter */
int can_lose_timeout; /* KL630 self-detected: 1 if ECU silent >100ms*/
} can_ecu_status_t;
/* can_bus_get_ecu_status — thread-safe snapshot of latest ECU status. */
void can_bus_get_ecu_status(can_ecu_status_t *out);
#endif /* CAN_BUS_H */