An I2C wrapper class for the Arduino Servo library. More...

Detailed Description

An I2C wrapper class for the Arduino Servo library.

This class mimicks the original Servo interface. It replicates most of its methods and transmits each method call via I2C to a slave running the AccelStepperI2C firmware. Functions and parameters without documentation will work just as their original, but you need to take the general restrictions into account (e.g. don't take a return value for valid without error handling).

Note: Currently, the implementation is quite dumb, as it passes any Servo library call over I2C, regardless of what it does. Write() e.g. uses WriteMicroseconds(), so that in theory it could be implemented wholly on the master's side.

Public Member Functions
	ServoI2C (I2Cwrapper *w)
	Constructor. More...

uint8_t	attach (int pin)
	Attach and prepare servo for use. Similar to the original, but see below. More...

uint8_t	attach (int pin, int min, int max)

void	detach ()

void	write (int value)

void	writeMicroseconds (int value)

int	read ()

int	readMicroseconds ()

bool	attached ()

Public Attributes
int8_t	myNum = -1
	Servo number with myNum >= 0 for successfully added servo. More...

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ServoI2C()

ServoI2C::ServoI2C ( I2Cwrapper * w )

Constructor.

Parameters

w	Wrapper object representing the slave the servo is connected to.

Member Function Documentation

◆ attach() [1/2]

uint8_t ServoI2C::attach ( int pin )

Attach and prepare servo for use. Similar to the original, but see below.

Parameters

pin	Hardware pin of the slave the servo is atached to (see note).

Returns: Returns myNum, which should be the same as the servo channel returned by the original Servo libraries, except if you reset your master without resetting the slave. Check for myNum != 255 to see if the slave successfully added the servo.

Note: The slave's platform pin names like "D3" or "A1" might not be known to the master's platform, if both platforms are different, or they might be used with a different pin number. So it is safer to use integer equivalents as defined in the respective platform's pins_arduino.h, see AccelStepperI2C::attach()

◆ attach() [2/2]

uint8_t ServoI2C::attach	(	int	pin,
		int	min,
		int	max
	)

◆ attached()

bool ServoI2C::attached ( )

◆ detach()

void ServoI2C::detach ( )

◆ read()

int ServoI2C::read ( )

◆ readMicroseconds()

int ServoI2C::readMicroseconds ( )

◆ write()

void ServoI2C::write ( int value )

◆ writeMicroseconds()

void ServoI2C::writeMicroseconds ( int value )

Member Data Documentation

◆ myNum

int8_t ServoI2C::myNum = -1

Servo number with myNum >= 0 for successfully added servo.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: