Dallas DS2450 sample code

Kas

Hi

The Dallas DS2450 is a quad ADC using the 1wire protocol
Analog Inputs can be converted in Digital Output
this chip has built in alarms

A search on DS2450 brought very few usable info, beyond N&V82 article from Jon
I spent many hours on this device and wish to bring my contribution to this comunity.

This demo program
·- measure mV on Ch-D
·- display value and alarms on the PC
·- report alarms through 2 LEDs on the board

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' {$STAMP BS2p}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}

'1-wire Dallas DS2450 (see datasheet p16)
'Set-up CH-D FOR 12 bits, 5.12V range, alarm thresholds of 2.0V (64h)and 3.0V (96h)
'turn on CH-A output if low alarm and CH-B output if high alarm.
'4.7K pullup on OWpin
'LED with 4.7k Ohm 5v pullup on DS2450 CH-A (pin 5) and CH-B (pin 6)
'100k Ohm pot on CH-D (pin 8) to vary voltage input from 0 to 5V (voltage divider)

OWpin················ PIN·· 15······················· ' One Wire pin
OW_NoRst············· CON·· %0000···················· ' no Reset
OW_FERst············· CON·· %0001···················· ' Front-End Reset
OW_BERst············· CON·· %0010···················· ' Back-End Reset
OW_BitMode··········· CON·· %0100···················· ' Bit mode comm
OW_HighSpd··········· CON·· %1000···················· ' Hi speed mode
ReadROM·············· CON·· $33······················ ' read ID, serial num, CRC
MatchROM············· CON·· $55······················ ' look for specific device
ODMatchROM··········· CON·· $69······················ ' overdrive match rom
SkipROM·············· CON·· $CC······················ ' skip rom (one device)
SearchROM············ CON·· $F0······················ ' search
ReadMem·············· CON·· $AA······················ ' read memory
WriteMem············· CON·· $55······················ ' write memory
Convert·············· CON·· $3C······················ ' do conversion
NoDevice············· CON·· %11······················ ' no device present
inp·················· VAR·· Byte(2)·················· ' input variable
volt················· VAR·· Word····················· ' measured value
SetLowLED············ VAR·· Byte····················· ' Low LED command
SetHiLED············· VAR·· Byte····················· ' Hi LED command
AlarmStatus·········· VAR·· Byte····················· ' alarm byte
afl·················· VAR·· AlarmStatus.BIT4········· ' Alarm Flag Low
afh·················· VAR·· AlarmStatus.BIT5········· ' Alarm Flag Hi
void················· VAR·· Byte····················· ' void variable
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[noparse][[/noparse] Main ]

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GOSUB SetUpChannels
GOSUB SetAlarmLevel
DO
· GOSUB GetInput
· GOSUB CheckAlarms
· GOSUB SetLEDs
· PAUSE 100
LOOP
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[noparse][[/noparse] Subroutines ]

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SetUpChannels:
'CH-A and CH-B: Digital Output configuration
' $C0=11000000 OE=1 (enable output) 0C=1(output control)
'CH-D: 12 bits 5.1V Analog Input, alarms enabled
' $0C=00001100 RC3=1 RC2=1 >> 12 bits resolution
' $OD=00001101 IR=1 (Input Range 5.1V), AEL=1 AEH=1 (Alarm Enable)
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,WriteMem,$08,$00,$C0]·············· ' $C0 adr$08 (CH-A)
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,WriteMem,$0A,$00,$C0]·············· ' $C0 adr$0A (CH-B)
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,WriteMem,$0E,$00,$0C]·············· ' $0C adr$0E (CH-D)
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,WriteMem,$0F,$00,$0D]·············· ' $0D adr$0F (CH-D)
RETURN

SetAlarmLevel:
'CH-D: Set alarm Low 2V ($64), Hi 3V ($96)
' adr$16=Low alarm, adr$17=Hi alarm
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,WriteMem,$16,$00,$64]·············· ' $64 adr$16 (CH-D)
· OWIN OWpin, OW_NoRst, [noparse][[/noparse]void,void,void]····························· ' <CRC16> + $64
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_NoRst, [noparse][[/noparse]$96]······································· ' $96 adr$17
· OWIN OWpin, OW_NoRst, [noparse][[/noparse]void,void,void]····························· ' <CRC16> + $96
RETURN

Getinput:
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,Convert,$08,$40]··················· ' Convert CH-D, SetB SetC
· OWIN OWpin, OW_NoRst, [noparse][[/noparse]void, void]································· ' <CRC16>
· PAUSE 5···························································· ' delay to convert
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,ReadMem,$06,$00]··················· ' measure mV (CH-D)
· OWIN OWpin, OW_BERst, [noparse][[/noparse]inp(0),inp(1)]······························ ' status data
· Volt=((((inp(1)*256)+inp(0))/256)*5)*4
· DEBUG HOME, DEC4 volt," mV"
RETURN

CheckAlarms:
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,ReadMem,$0f,$00]··················· ' alarms (CH-D)
· OWIN OWpin, OW_BERst, [noparse][[/noparse]AlarmStatus,void,void]······················ ' status data + <CRC16>
· IF afl=1 THEN······················································ ' AlarmStatus.BIT4=1
··· SetLowLED=$C0 : SetHiLED=$80····································· ' Low alarm
··· DEBUG "·· ** Low alarm· **"
· ELSEIF afh=1 THEN·················································· ' AlarmStatus.BIT5=1
··· SetLowLED=$80 : SetHiLED=$C0····································· ' Hi alarm
··· DEBUG "·· ** Hi alarm· **"
· ELSE
··· SetLowLED=$C0 : SetHiLED=$C0····································· ' No alarm
··· DEBUG REP " "\20
· ENDIF
RETURN

SetLEDs:
'Alarm LED update (CH-A & CH-B)
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst & OW_BERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,WriteMem,$08,$00,SetLowLED]· ' SetLowLED adr$08 (CH-A)
· OWIN OWpin, OW_NoRst, [noparse][[/noparse]void,void,void]································· ' <CRC16> + SetLowLED
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,WriteMem,$0A,$00,SetHiLED]············· ' SetHiLED· adr$0A (CH-B)
· OWIN OWpin, OW_BERst, [noparse][[/noparse]void,void,void]································· ' <CRC16> + SetHiLED
'Clear Alarm Flags
· OWOUT OWpin, OW_FERst, [noparse][[/noparse]SkipROM,WriteMem,$0F,$00,$0D]·················· '$0D adr$0F (CH D)
· OWIN OWpin, OW_BERst, [noparse][[/noparse]void,void,void]································· ' <CRC16> + $0D
RETURN
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Circuit implementation is straightforward see picture;
DS2450 was soldered on a SOIC to DIP converter

Enjoy·

Yves

Post Edited (Kas) : 6/28/2008 5:17:45 AM GMT

Franklin

Good work. If you use the attachment manager in the posting you can ATTACH your code so it can be run by others without having to copy and paste it into the stamp editor. Looking at your picture it looks like you glued the chip to the breakout board, did you? It might just be the light.

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- Stephen

Kas

This is a matter of personal taste;
I appreciate viewing the code within the post without any download.
If I want to keep it for future reference, a "copy paste" is an easy task

The chip is just soldered on the adaptor

Yves