Add new Power Control example

Author: rayozzie

examples/Example7_PowerControl/Example7_PowerControl.ino

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+//
+// Copyright 2022 Blues Inc.  All rights reserved.
+// Use of this source code is governed by licenses granted by the
+// copyright holder including that found in the LICENSE file.
+//
+// This example contains the complete source for the Sensor Tutorial at dev.blues.io
+// https://dev.blues.io/build/tutorials/sensor-tutorial/notecarrier-af/esp32/arduino-wiring/
+//
+// This tutorial requires a Notecarrier-F (or equivalently-wired carrier board) designed
+// enable the Notecard's ATTN pin to control a host MCU's power supply.
+//
+
+#include <Notecard.h>
+#include <Wire.h>
+
+// Parameters for this example
+#define notehubProductUID		"com.your_company.your_name:your_project"	// if you're your_name@your_company.com
+#define notehubUploadPeriodMins	10
+#define	hostSleepSeconds		60
+
+// Arduino serial debug monitor port definitions
+#define serialDebug Serial
+
+// Notecard I2C port definitions
+Notecard notecard;
+
+// When the Notecard puts the host MCU to sleep, it enables the host to save 'state' inside the
+// notecard while it's asleep, and to retrieve this state when it awakens.  These are several
+// 'segments' of state that may individually be saved.
+struct {
+	int cycles;
+} globalState;
+const char globalSegmentID[] = "GLOB";
+
+struct {
+	int measurements;
+} tempSensorState;
+const char tempSensorSegmentID[] = "TEMP";
+
+struct {
+	int measurements;
+} voltSensorState;
+const char voltSensorSegmentID[] = "VOLT";
+
+// One-time Arduino initialization
+void setup()
+{
+
+	// Arduino IDE requires a delay to move the serial port over
+	// from programming the MCU to the debug monitor.
+    delay(2500);
+    serialDebug.begin(115200);
+    notecard.setDebugOutputStream(serialDebug);
+
+    // Initialize the physical I2C I/O channel to the Notecard
+    Wire.begin();
+    notecard.begin();
+
+	// Determine whether or not this is a 'clean boot', or if we're
+	// restarting after having been put to sleep by the Notecard.
+	NotePayloadDesc payload;
+	bool retrieved = NotePayloadRetrieveAfterSleep(&payload);
+	
+	// If the payload was successfully retrieved, attempt to restore state from the payload
+	if (retrieved) {
+
+		// Restore the various state data structures
+		retrieved &= NotePayloadGetSegment(&payload, globalSegmentID, &globalState, sizeof(globalState));
+		retrieved &= NotePayloadGetSegment(&payload, tempSensorSegmentID, &tempSensorState, sizeof(tempSensorState));
+		retrieved &= NotePayloadGetSegment(&payload, voltSensorSegmentID, &voltSensorState, sizeof(voltSensorState));
+
+		// We're done with the payload, so we can free it
+		NotePayloadFree(&payload);
+
+	}
+		
+	// If this is our first time through, initialize the Notecard and state
+	if (!retrieved) {
+
+		// Initialize operating state
+		memset(&globalState, 0, sizeof(globalState));
+		memset(&tempSensorState, 0, sizeof(tempSensorState));
+		memset(&voltSensorState, 0, sizeof(voltSensorState));
+
+		// Initialize the Notecard
+	    J *req = NoteNewRequest("hub.set");
+	    JAddStringToObject(req, "product", notehubProductUID);
+	    JAddStringToObject(req, "mode", "periodic");
+	    JAddNumberToObject(req, "outbound", notehubUploadPeriodMins);
+	    NoteRequest(req);
+
+		// Because many devs will be using oscilloscopes or joulescopes to closely examine power
+		// consumption, it can be helpful during development to provide a stable and repeatable
+		// power consumption environment. In the Notecard's default configuration, the 
+		// accelerometer is 'on'.  As such, when debugging, devs may see tiny little blips from
+		// time to time on the scope.  These little blips are caused by accelerometer interrupt
+		// processing, when developers accidentally tap the notecard or carrier.  As such,
+		// to help during development and measurement, this request disables the accelerometer.
+		req = NoteNewRequest("card.motion.mode");
+		JAddBoolToObject(req, "stop", true);
+	    NoteRequest(req);
+
+	}
+
+}
+
+void loop()
+{
+
+	// Bump the number of cycles
+	globalState.cycles++;
+
+	// Simulation of a device taking a measurement of a temperature sensor.  Because we
+	// don't have an actual external hardware sensor in this example, we're just retrieving
+	// the internal surface temperature of the Notecard.
+	double currentTemperature = 0.0;
+	J *rsp = NoteRequestResponse(NoteNewRequest("card.temp"));
+	if (rsp != NULL) {
+		currentTemperature = JGetNumber(rsp, "value");
+		NoteDeleteResponse(rsp);
+		tempSensorState.measurements++;
+	}
+
+	// Simulation of a device taking a measurement of a voltage sensor.  Because we
+	// don't have an actual external hardware sensor in this example, we're just retrieving
+	// the battery voltage being supplied to the Notecard.
+	double currentVoltage = 0.0;
+	rsp = NoteRequestResponse(NoteNewRequest("card.voltage"));
+	if (rsp != NULL) {
+		currentVoltage = JGetNumber(rsp, "value");
+		NoteDeleteResponse(rsp);
+		voltSensorState.measurements++;
+	}
+
+	// Add a note to the Notecard containing the sensor readings
+    J *req = NoteNewRequest("note.add");
+    if (req != NULL) {
+        JAddStringToObject(req, "file", "example.qo");
+        J *body = JCreateObject();
+        if (body != NULL) {
+            JAddNumberToObject(body, "cycles", globalState.cycles);
+            JAddNumberToObject(body, "temperature", currentTemperature);
+            JAddNumberToObject(body, "temperature_measurements", tempSensorState.measurements);
+            JAddNumberToObject(body, "voltage", currentVoltage);
+            JAddNumberToObject(body, "voltage_measurements", voltSensorState.measurements);
+            JAddItemToObject(req, "body", body);
+        }
+        NoteRequest(req);
+    }
+
+	// Put ourselves back to sleep for a fixed period of time
+	NotePayloadDesc payload = {0, 0, 0};
+	NotePayloadAddSegment(&payload, globalSegmentID, &globalState, sizeof(globalState));
+	NotePayloadAddSegment(&payload, voltSensorSegmentID, &voltSensorState, sizeof(voltSensorState));
+	NotePayloadAddSegment(&payload, tempSensorSegmentID, &tempSensorState, sizeof(tempSensorState));
+	NotePayloadSaveAndSleep(&payload, hostSleepSeconds, NULL);
+
+	// We should never return here, because the Notecard put us to sleep.  If we do
+	// get here, it's because the Notecarrier was configured to supply power to this
+	// host MCU without being switched by the ATTN pin.
+	delay(15000);
+
+}