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reprapfirmware-dc42/Heat.cpp
David Crocker ba77d05bc3 Version 0.78e-dc42
M301 and M304 commands to set PID parameters now take an additional S
parameter. This allows for variations in cartridge heater power and
supply voltage to be taken into account more easily.
Temperature errors are reported to the web server as well as to USB.
The Heat section of the M122 diagnostics report now shows the
accumulated PID I-term.
G90 and G91 commands now affect only the the axes, not the extruders.
Bug fix: numerous calls to strncat were being made with a 'nchars'
parameter that was larger than space available in the destination
buffer.
Bug fix: print moves received just prior to an M109 or M190 command were
not executed until after the heater had reached temperature instead of
before.
2014-07-21 10:39:52 +01:00

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/****************************************************************************************************
RepRapFirmware - Heat
This is all the code to deal with heat and temperature.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Version 0.1
18 November 2012
Adrian Bowyer
RepRap Professional Ltd
http://reprappro.com
Licence: GPL
****************************************************************************************************/
#include "RepRapFirmware.h"
Heat::Heat(Platform* p, GCodes* g)
{
platform = p;
gCodes = g;
for(int8_t heater=0; heater < HEATERS; heater++)
pids[heater] = new PID(platform, heater);
active = false;
}
void Heat::Init()
{
for(int8_t heater=0; heater < HEATERS; heater++)
pids[heater]->Init();
lastTime = platform->Time();
longWait = lastTime;
active = true;
}
void Heat::Exit()
{
for(int8_t heater=0; heater < HEATERS; heater++)
pids[heater]->SwitchOff();
platform->Message(HOST_MESSAGE, "Heat class exited.\n");
active = false;
}
void Heat::Spin()
{
if(!active)
return;
float t = platform->Time();
if(t - lastTime < platform->HeatSampleTime())
return;
lastTime = t;
for(int8_t heater=0; heater < HEATERS; heater++)
{
pids[heater]->Spin();
}
platform->ClassReport("Heat", longWait);
}
void Heat::Diagnostics()
{
platform->AppendMessage(BOTH_MESSAGE, "Heat Diagnostics:\n");
for(int8_t heater=0; heater < HEATERS; heater++)
{
if (pids[heater]->active)
{
snprintf(scratchString, STRING_LENGTH, "Heater %d: I-accumulator = %.1f\n", heater, pids[heater]->temp_iState);
platform->AppendMessage(BOTH_MESSAGE, scratchString);
}
}
}
bool Heat::AllHeatersAtSetTemperatures(bool includingBed) const
{
for(int8_t heater = (includingBed) ? 0 : 1; heater < HEATERS; heater++)
{
if(!HeaterAtSetTemperature(heater))
return false;
}
return true;
}
//query an individual heater
bool Heat::HeaterAtSetTemperature(int8_t heater) const
{
if(pids[heater]->SwitchedOff()) // If it hasn't anything to do, it must be right wherever it is...
return true;
float dt = GetTemperature(heater);
float target = (pids[heater]->Active()) ? GetActiveTemperature(heater) : GetStandbyTemperature(heater);
return (target < TEMPERATURE_LOW_SO_DONT_CARE) || (fabs(dt - target) <= TEMPERATURE_CLOSE_ENOUGH);
}
//******************************************************************************************************
PID::PID(Platform* p, int8_t h)
{
platform = p;
heater = h;
}
void PID::Init()
{
platform->SetHeater(heater, 0.0);
temperature = platform->GetTemperature(heater);
activeTemperature = ABS_ZERO;
standbyTemperature = ABS_ZERO;
lastTemperature = temperature;
temp_iState = 0.0;
badTemperatureCount = 0;
temperatureFault = false;
active = false; // Default to standby temperature
switchedOff = true;
}
void PID::SwitchOn()
{
// if(reprap.Debug())
// {
// snprintf(scratchString, STRING_LENGTH, "Heater %d switched on.\n", heater);
// platform->Message(BOTH_MESSAGE, scratchString);
// }
switchedOff = false;
}
void PID::Spin()
{
// Always know our temperature, regardless of whether we have been switched on or not
temperature = platform->GetTemperature(heater);
// If we're not switched on, or there's a fault, turn the power off and go home.
// If we're not switched on, then nothing is using us. This probably means that
// we don't even have a thermistor connected. So don't even check for faults if we
// are not switched on. This is safe, as the next bit of code always turns our
// heater off in that case anyway.
if(temperatureFault || switchedOff)
{
platform->SetHeater(heater, 0.0); // Make sure...
return;
}
// We are switched on. Check for faults.
if(temperature < BAD_LOW_TEMPERATURE || temperature > BAD_HIGH_TEMPERATURE)
{
badTemperatureCount++;
if(badTemperatureCount > MAX_BAD_TEMPERATURE_COUNT)
{
platform->SetHeater(heater, 0.0);
temperatureFault = true;
switchedOff = true;
snprintf(scratchString, STRING_LENGTH, "Temperature measurement fault on heater %d, T = %.1f\n", heater, temperature);
platform->Message(BOTH_MESSAGE, scratchString);
}
}
else
{
badTemperatureCount = 0;
}
float targetTemperature = (active) ? activeTemperature : standbyTemperature;
float error = targetTemperature - temperature;
const PidParameters& pp = platform->GetPidParameters(heater);
if(!pp.UsePID())
{
platform->SetHeater(heater, (error > 0.0) ? pp.kS : 0.0);
return;
}
if(error < -pp.fullBand)
{
// actual temperature is well above target
temp_iState = (targetTemperature + pp.fullBand - 25.0) * pp.kT; // set the I term to our estimate of what will be needed ready for the switch to PID
platform->SetHeater(heater, 0.0);
lastTemperature = temperature;
return;
}
if(error > pp.fullBand)
{
// actual temperature is well below target
temp_iState = (targetTemperature - pp.fullBand - 25.0) * pp.kT; // set the I term to our estimate of what will be needed ready for the switch to PID
platform->SetHeater(heater, pp.kS);
lastTemperature = temperature;
return;
}
temp_iState += error * pp.kI;
if (temp_iState < pp.pidMin) temp_iState = pp.pidMin;
else if (temp_iState > pp.pidMax) temp_iState = pp.pidMax;
float temp_dState = pp.kD * (temperature - lastTemperature);
float result = pp.kP * error + temp_iState - temp_dState;
lastTemperature = temperature;
// Legacy - old RepRap PID parameters were set to give values in [0, 255] for 1 byte PWM control
// TODO - maybe change them to give [0.0, 1.0]?
if (result < 0.0) result = 0.0;
else if (result > 255.0) result = 255.0;
result = result/255.0;
if(!temperatureFault)
{
platform->SetHeater(heater, result * pp.kS);
}
// debugPrintf("Heater %d: e=%f, P=%f, I=%f, d=%f, r=%f\n", heater, error, pp.kP*error, temp_iState, temp_dState, result);
}