microtune_xxxx_eval_board.h

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#ifndef INCLUDED_MICROTUNE_XXXX_EVAL_BOARD_H
#define INCLUDED_MICROTUNE_XXXX_EVAL_BOARD_H

#include <gr_core_api.h>
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>

class microtune_xxxx;

class ppio;
typedef boost::shared_ptr<ppio> ppio_sptr;

class i2c;
typedef boost::shared_ptr<i2c> i2c_sptr;

/*!
 * \brief abstract class for controlling microtune xxxx eval board
 * \ingroup hardware
 */
class GR_CORE_API microtune_xxxx_eval_board {
public:
  microtune_xxxx_eval_board (int which_pp = 0);
  virtual ~microtune_xxxx_eval_board ();

  //! is the eval board present?
  bool board_present_p ();

  /*!
   * \brief set RF and IF AGC control voltages ([0, 5] volts)
   */
  void set_RF_AGC_voltage (float volts);
  void set_IF_AGC_voltage (float volts);

  /*!
   * \brief set RF and IF AGC levels together (scale [0, 1000])
   *
   * This provides a simple linear interface for adjusting both
   * the RF and IF gain in consort.  This is the easy to use interface.
   * 0 corresponds to minimum gain. 1000 corresponds to maximum gain.
   */
  virtual void set_AGC (float value_0_1000) = 0;

  /*!
   * \brief select RF frequency to be tuned to output frequency.
   * \p freq is the requested frequency in Hz, \p actual_freq
   * is set to the actual frequency tuned.  It takes about 100 ms
   * for the PLL to settle.
   *
   * \returns true iff sucessful.
   */
  bool set_RF_freq (double freq, double *actual_freq);

  // returns actual freq or 0 if error (easier interface for SWIG)
  double set_RF_freq (double freq);

  /*!
   * \returns true iff PLL is locked
   */
  bool pll_locked_p ();

  /*!
   * \returns the output frequency (IF center freq) of the tuner in Hz.
   */
  double get_output_freq ();


private:
  void write_dac (int which, int value);
  void write_both_dacs (int val0, int val1);

protected:
  ppio_sptr             d_ppio;
  i2c_sptr              d_i2c;
  microtune_xxxx       *d_tuner;
};

#endif /* INCLUDED_MICROTUNE_XXXX_EVAL_BOARD_H */