Functions which handle the beeper.
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Functions which handle the beeper.
example
#include <tucbot/tucbot.h>
void testBeeper(void);
int main(void);
void testBeeper(void) {
uint16_t hz = 1000;
while (1) {
hz = (hz / 9) * 10;
if (hz > 9999) {hz = 9999;}
hz = (hz / 10) * 9;
if (hz < 200) {hz = 200;}
}
}
}
int main (void) {
testBeeper();
return (0);
}
◆ beeper_off()
◆ beeper_on()
◆ beeper_set()
void beeper_set |
( |
uint16_t |
Hz | ) |
|
Sets the frequency of the beeper.
- Parameters
-
Hz | 16-bit unsigned integer
If the frequency is not 0 Hz the beeper is set to this frequency and turned on. Otherwise it will be turned off.
The lowest possible frequency is about 40 Hz. |
- See also
- beeper_on() and beeper_off()
- Examples
- beeper.c, and cyclic.c.
void leds_set(eLedMask bitmask, uint8_t bool)
Sets the selected leds on or off.
@ kLedOn
constant (0xFF): turn leds on
Definition: leds.h:63
@ kLedRight
bit mask (0x04): right led
Definition: leds.h:46
void int16tostr(void *out, int16_t number, uint8_t digits)
Converts an integer to a string and passes it to an output function.
void beeper_set(uint16_t Hz)
Sets the frequency of the beeper.
@ kRequestContinuous
constant (3): request continuous updates
Definition: update.h:37
@ kLedMiddle
bit mask (0x08): middle led
Definition: leds.h:44
@ kLedOff
constant (0x00): turn leds off
Definition: leds.h:61
void lcdclr(void)
Clears the display.
void lcdxy(uint8_t x, uint8_t y)
Moves the cursor to a postion on the display.
void lcdstr_p(const char *send_data)
Writes a string located in the flash to the display.
void lcdout(uint8_t data)
Writes one byte to the display.
void init_tucbot(uint8_t enable_interrupts)
Initiates the TUC-Bot.
void mdelay(uint16_t mseconds)
Waits for the given time in milliseconds.