thermostat: Save the user config-ed value directly

- the firmware recorded the actual value set with quantization errors or
    other errors
- this caused confusion for the user when they read back the settings
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linuswck 2024-07-22 17:36:08 +08:00
parent 3410a271fd
commit a76b8de994
1 changed files with 11 additions and 8 deletions

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@ -233,36 +233,39 @@ impl Thermostat {
pub fn set_i(&mut self, i_tec: ElectricCurrent) -> ElectricCurrent {
let voltage = i_tec * 10.0 * R_SENSE + self.tec_settings.center_pt;
let voltage = self.max1968.set_dac(voltage, self.max1968.dac_out_range);
let _voltage = self.max1968.set_dac(voltage, self.max1968.dac_out_range);
self.tec_settings.i_set = (voltage - self.tec_settings.center_pt) / (10.0 * R_SENSE);
self.tec_settings.i_set = i_tec;
self.tec_settings.i_set
}
pub fn set_max_v(&mut self, max_v: ElectricPotential) -> ElectricPotential {
let duty = (max_v / TecSettings::MAX_V_DUTY_TO_VOLTAGE_RATE).get::<ratio>();
let duty = self
let _duty = self
.max1968
.set_pwm(PwmPinsEnum::MaxV, duty as f64, TecSettings::MAX_V_DUTY_MAX);
self.tec_settings.max_v_set = duty as f32 * TecSettings::MAX_V_DUTY_TO_VOLTAGE_RATE;
self.tec_settings.max_v_set = max_v;
self.tec_settings.max_v_set
}
pub fn set_max_i_pos(&mut self, max_i_pos: ElectricCurrent) -> ElectricCurrent {
let duty = (max_i_pos / TecSettings::MAX_I_POS_NEG_DUTY_TO_CURRENT_RATE).get::<ratio>();
let duty = self
let _duty = self
.max1968
.set_pwm(PwmPinsEnum::MaxPosI, duty as f64, TecSettings::MAX_I_POS_DUTY_MAX);
self.tec_settings.max_i_pos_set = duty as f32 * TecSettings::MAX_I_POS_NEG_DUTY_TO_CURRENT_RATE;
self.tec_settings.max_i_pos_set = max_i_pos;
self.tec_settings.max_i_pos_set
}
pub fn set_max_i_neg(&mut self, max_i_neg: ElectricCurrent) -> ElectricCurrent {
let duty = (max_i_neg / TecSettings::MAX_I_POS_NEG_DUTY_TO_CURRENT_RATE).get::<ratio>();
let duty = self
let _duty = self
.max1968
.set_pwm(PwmPinsEnum::MaxNegI, duty as f64, TecSettings::MAX_I_NEG_DUTY_MAX);
self.tec_settings.max_i_neg_set = duty as f32 * TecSettings::MAX_I_POS_NEG_DUTY_TO_CURRENT_RATE;
self.tec_settings.max_i_neg_set = max_i_neg;
self.tec_settings.max_i_neg_set
}