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/*
* Author: Jon Trulson <jtrulson@ics.com>
* Copyright (c) 2015-2017 Intel Corporation.
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#pragma once
#include "wfs.h"
namespace upm {
/**
* @brief Water Flow Sensor library
* @defgroup wfs libupm-wfs
* @ingroup seeed gpio liquid eak
*/
/**
* @library wfs
* @sensor wfs
* @comname Water Flow Sensor
* @altname Grove Water Flow Sensor
* @type liquid
* @man seeed
* @web http://wiki.seeedstudio.com/wiki/G1/2_Water_Flow_sensor
* @con gpio
* @kit eak
* @brief API for the Water Flow Sensor
*
* This sensor is used to measure water flow in liters per
* minute (LPM). It incorporates a Hall Effect sensor. The UPM module
* defines an interrupt routine to be triggered on each low pulse,
* keeping count. This device requires a 10K pull-up resistor for
* the signal line (yellow wire). There is a schematic diagram on
* the SeeedStudio site (3/2015):
* http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=G1/2_Water_Flow_sensor
*
* However, be careful when wiring this up - the schematic appears to
* have a bug in it: the lower left connection of the signal line
* (yellow) to Vcc (red) should not be there. The sensor can work
* with this connection, but probably not for very long.
*
* @image html wfs.jpg
* @snippet wfs.cxx Interesting
*/
class WFS {
public:
/**
* Water Flow Sensor constructor
*
* @param pin Digital pin to use
*/
WFS(int pin);
/**
* WFS destructor
*/
~WFS();
/**
* Returns the number of milliseconds elapsed since initClock()
* was last called.
*
* @return Elapsed milliseconds
*/
uint32_t getMillis();
/**
* Resets the clock
*
*/
void initClock();
/**
* Resets the flow counter to 0. The flow counter should be
* stopped via stopFlowCounter() prior to calling this function.
*
*/
void clearFlowCounter() { wfs_clear_flow_counter(m_wfs); };
/**
* Starts the flow counter
*
*/
void startFlowCounter();
/**
* Stops the flow counter
*
*/
void stopFlowCounter();
/**
* Gets the flow counter
*
* @return Flow counter
*/
uint32_t flowCounter() { return wfs_flow_counter(m_wfs); };
/**
* Computes the flow rate in liters per minute (LPM). Note, this
* is for the Grove WFS. If you are using some other WFS, you
* should compute the flow rate on your own based on the data for
* your sensor.
*
* @return Computed flow rate
*/
float flowRate();
protected:
wfs_context m_wfs;
private:
};
}