The Multiservo shield port (0-17) the servo is connected to
Pminnumber
The minimal rated pulse width (in µS)
Pmaxnumber
The maximal rated pulse width (in µS)
DEV@/mservo-device
The servo device
To use the node in your project you should have the prplkn/mservo library installed. Use the “File → Add Library” menu item in XOD IDE if you don’t have it yet. See Using libraries for more info.
C++ implementation
#pragma XOD require "https://github.com/prplkn/Multiservo/"
#include <Wire.h>
#include <Multiservo.h>
node {
meta {
/*
A wrapper around the stock Servo object because we need to keep some details
which the original object hides in private fields. This over-protection leads
to increased RAM usage to duplicate the data. A pull request to the original
library asking to add field read methods would be nice.
*/
class XServo : public Multiservo {
protected:
// Here are the duplicates
uint8_t port;
int pulseMin;
int pulseMax;
public:
// Set pulse duration according the given `value` and set pulseMin, pulseMax
// The value is clipped to the [0; 1] range
void write01(Number value) {
ensureAttached();
int pseudoAngle = constrain((int)(value * 180), 0, 180);
this->write(pseudoAngle);
}
// Performs Servo::attach with the parameters set previously
void ensureAttached() {
if (this->attached())
return;
this->attach(port, pulseMin, pulseMax);
}
Number read01() {
int us = this->readMicroseconds();
return (Number)(us - pulseMin) / (Number)(pulseMax - pulseMin);
}
void reattach(uint8_t port, int pulseMin, int pulseMax) {
this->port = port;
this->pulseMin = pulseMin;
this->pulseMax = pulseMax;
if (this->attached())
this->attach(port, pulseMin, pulseMax);
}
};
using Type = XServo*;
}
XServo mservo;
void evaluate(Context ctx) {
static_assert(isValidDigitalPort(constant_input_PORT), "must be a valid digital port");
mservo.reattach(
constant_input_PORT,
getValue<input_Pmin>(ctx),
getValue<input_Pmax>(ctx)
);
emitValue<output_DEV>(ctx, &mservo);
}
}