simpleSA/my_SA.h

/*
 *	"My_SA.h"
 *
 *	Added in Version 2.2 by John Price (WA2FZW):
 *
 *	This file contains all the user settable parameters for the TinySA spectrum
 *	analyzer software. If tou change anything in any of the header files, you've
 *	just become a test pilot!
 */

#ifndef _MY_SA_H_
#define _MY_SA_H_							// Prevent double inclusion


/*
 * The following definitions are all related to the WiFi interface. If you don't want
 * to use the WiFi interface, set the "USE_WIFI" definition to 'false'.
 *
 *	If you are going to use the WiFi interface, you'll need to set the "WIFI_SSID"
 *	and "WIFI_PASSWORD" symbols to the appropriate values for your network.
 *
 *	Don't comment out the SSID and password definitions. Doing so will cause compiler
 *	errors.
 */

	#define USE_WIFI true					// Changed in Version 2.6 to true/false
//	#define USE_ACCESS_POINT				// Comment out if want to connect to SSID, leave in to use access point

	#define WIFI_SSID ":)"					// SSID of your WiFi if not using access point
	#define WIFI_PASSWORD "S0ftR0ckRXTX"	// Password for your WiFi


	#define MAX_WIFI_POINTS			150			// Number of sample points to send to clients in each wifi chunk
											// Some clients cannot handle too few (too frequent chart refresh)
											// ** IMPORTANT ** Must be less than or equal to DISPLAY_POINTS (290)

	#define WIFI_UPDATE_TARGET_TIME	500000	// No of microseconds to target chart updates.
	#define WEBSOCKET_INTERVAL		  2000	// Microseconds between check for websocket events if no client connected
/*
 *	You can set your own colors for the various traces, but you can only choose
 *	from the following colors:
 *
 *		WHITE  YELLOW  ORANGE  GREEN  RED  BLUE  PINK  LT_BLUE  MAGENTA
 */

	#define	DB_COLOR		YELLOW
	#define	GAIN_COLOR		GREEN
	#define	AVG_COLOR		MAGENTA
	#define	STORAGE_COLOR	LT_BLUE


	#define SIG_BACKGROUND_COLOR	TFT_DARKGREY
	#define SLIDER_BOX_HEIGHT		8
	#define SLIDER_BOX_COLOR		TFT_LIGHTGREY
	#define SLIDER_FILL_COLOR		TFT_ORANGE
	#define SLIDER_KNOB_RADIUS		15					// Sprite is twice this high
	#define SLIDER_WIDTH		  	200					// Sprite width	is this plus twice knob radius
	#define	SLIDER_KNOB_COLOR		TFT_WHITE
	#define SLIDER_X				10
	#define SLIDER_Y				195
	//#define SHOW_FREQ_UP_DOWN_BUTTONS		// Comment out if you don't like them!

//	#define	SLIDER_MIN_POWER		-43.0		// in dBm
//	#define	SLIDER_MAX_POWER		-13.0
	#define ATTENUATOR_RANGE		30			// in dB


/*
 *	These definitions control the values that get set when you select "AUTO SETTINGS" from
 *	the main touch screen menu; feel free to change them as you wish, but the legal values
 *	for some of them won't be obvious, so do your research first! 
 */

	#define	AUTO_SWEEP_START					0		// Default sewwp start is 0Hz
	#define	AUTO_SWEEP_STOP				100000000		// Default stop is 100MHz
	#define	AUTO_PWR_GRID					   10		// 10 dB per horizontal division
	#define	AUTO_LNA						 0x60		// Receiver Si4432 AGC on
	#define	AUTO_REF_LEVEL					  -10		// Top line of the grid is at -10dB
	#define	AUTO_REF_OUTPUT						1		// Transmitter GPIO2 is 15MHz
	#define	AUTO_ATTEN							0		// No attenuation
	#define	AUTO_RBW							0		// Automatic RBW


/*
 * Some definitions for IF-Sweep to test the internal SAW filters
 */

	#define IF_SWEEP_START				432000000
	#define IF_SWEEP_STOP				435000000

//  Limits for keypad entry of IF sweep frequency start/stop
	#define IF_STOP_MAX			   500000000		// 500MHz
	#define IF_START_MIN           400000000		// 400MHz

 
/*
 * 	Spur reduction shifts the IF down from its normal setting every other scan
 * 	Set MAX_IF_SHIFT so that the IF cannot go outside the flat top of the SAW filter passband
 */
	#define	MAX_IF_SHIFT				   300000		// Maximum shift of IF (Hz) in spur reduction mode

	#define PAST_PEAK_LIMIT					    3		// number of consecutive lower values to detect a peak
	#define MARKER_NOISE_LIMIT 				   20		// Don't display marker if its RSSI value is < (min for sweep + this)
	#define MARKER_MIN_FREQUENCY		   750000		// Ignore values at lower frequencies as probably IF bleed through.

/*
 *	There are three possible implementations for the PE4302 attenuator:
 *
 *		The parallel version using a PCF8574 I2C GPIO expander interface to the processor
 *		The parallel version using six separate GPIO pins to interface with the processor
 *		The serial version.
 *
 *	Change the following definition to select the version you are using. The options are:
 *
 *		PE4302_PCF
 *		PE4302_GPIO
 *		PE4302_SERIAL
 */

	#define	PE4302_TYPE		PE4302_SERIAL

/*
 *	If you're using the "PE4302_PCF" mode, you need to define the I2C address for
 *	the PCF8574:
 */

//	#define	PCF8574_ADDRESS 0x38				// Change for your device if necessary


/*
 *	If you're using the "PE4302_SERIAL" mode, you need to define the chip select (LE)
 *	pin number:
 */

	#define PE4302_LE 21						// Chip Select for the serial attenuator


/*
 *	If you're using the "PE4302_GPIO" mode, you need to define the GPIO pins used for
 *	the six data inputs to the PE4302:
 */

//	#define	DATA_0		nn					// Replace the "nn" with real pin numbers
//	#define	DATA_1		nn
//	#define	DATA_2		nn
//	#define	DATA_3		nn
//	#define	DATA_4		nn
//	#define	DATA_5		nn


/*
 *	If you're using the PE4302 attenuator, the 'ATTEN' command will set the attenuation.
 *	The maximum setting for the PE4302 is 31dB. If you have some other attenuator arrangement
 *	you can change this value appropriately so that the software can take into account
 *	a higher attenuation; but note only the PE4302 will actually be congigured by the code.
 */

	#define	PE4302_MAX	31


/*
 *	The Si4432 is an SPI device and we have it set up to use the ESP32's VSPI bus.
 *
 *	Here, we define the chip select GPIO pins for the two Si4432 modules and the GPIO
 *	pins for the clock and data lines.
 */

	#define	SI_RX_CS	 4						// Receiver chip select pin
	#define	SI_TX_CS	 5						// Transmitter chip select pin

	#define	V_SCLK		18						// VSPI clock pin
	#define	V_SDI		23						// VSPI SDI (aka MOSI) pin
	#define	V_SDO		19						// VSPI SDO (aka MISO) pin


/*
 * An option is add more SI4432 devices to make a tracking generator
 * Options for a single one where the LO is tapped off from the TinySA LO
 * or two where the track gen LO is generated with another SI4432 to give improved 
 * isolation and therefore better dynamic range.
 * 
 * Fit a pull down resistor to the TinySa and and pull up to the track gen
 * During power up if the pin is low then TinySA knows the track gen is not connected
 * if the pin is pulled high the the trackin gen is present and the TinySA will initialise it
 * and set the appropriate frequency.
 * 
 * Comment both lines out if you will never use the tracking generator or have not fitted 
 * the pull down resistors
 */
	#define SI_TG_IF_CS	2						// pin to use for tracking gen IF SI4432
	#define SI_TG_LO_CS 25						// pin to use for tracking gen LO SI4432
	

/*
 *	These two definitions are used to tune the Si4432 module frequencies. Once you have
 *	performed the frequency calibration as explained in the documentation, you should
 *	change the values defined here to the values you determined appropriate in the
 *	calibration procedure or they may be lost when new software versions are released.
 *
 *	The values here were Erik's original values
 */

	#define TX_CAPACITANCE 0x65				// Transmitter (LO) crystal load capacitance
	#define RX_CAPACITANCE 0x59				// Receiver crystal load capacitance

	#define TG_LO_CAPACITANCE 0x64			// Tracking generator LO crystal load capacitance
	#define TG_IF_CAPACITANCE 0x62			// Tracking generator IF crystal load capacitance


/*
 *	"CAL_POWER" is the calibrated power level determined when doing the calibration
 *	procedure. As is the case with the crystal capacitances, you should change the
 *	value here to prevent the calibration from being lost when new versions of the
 *	code are released.
 */

	#define	CAL_POWER	-30					// Si4432 GPIO2 normal reference level


/*
 *	The default transmitter Si4432 power output is based on the type of mixer being used.
 *	For the ADE-1 mixer should be +7dBm and +17dBm for the ADE-25H mixer.
 *
 *	The definition of "MIXER" can be set to one of the following symbols, or you can 
 *	define a power setting numerically (refer to A440).
 *
 *			MIX_ADE_1		  					// For the ADE-1 mixer module
 *			MIX_ADE_25H		  					// For the ADE-25H mixer module
 *			MIX_MINIMUM		  					// Minimum power for testing
 */

	#define	MIXER	  MIX_ADE_25H				// High power


/*
 *	These define the sweep range limits. The unit is capable of sweeping up to 430MHz,
 *	but if you're using Glenn's PCBx, there is a 200MHz LPF on the input, so anyone
 *	using that (or some other input LPF) might want to change the maximum frequency
 *	accordingly.
 */

	#define STOP_MAX	250000000					// 250MHz
	#define START_MIN           0					//   0MHz


/*
 *	The "FOCUS_FACTOR" is used in conjunction with the "FOCUS" command (from either
 *	the serial interface or touch screen). The requested focus frequency is divided 
 *	by the "FOCUS_FACTOR" to set the frequency span.
 *
 *	So for example, if you request a focus frequency of 50MHz, and the "FOCUS_FACTOR"
 *	is set to 1000, 50MHz / 1000 = 25KHz which would be the total span. In other words,
 *	the sweep frequency range would be from 49.975MHz to 50.025MHz. But since the
 *	readings on the grid are only good to 2 decimal places, the display may not indicate
 *	the exact span.
 */

	#define	FOCUS_FACTOR	1000UL


/*
 *	"TS_MINIMUM_Z" is the minimum touch pressure that will be considered to indicate a 
 *	valid touch screen touch. It was originally hard-coded in the "ui.cpp" module as
 *	'600', but that proved to be too much for some displays, so now you can set it to
 *	see what works for your particular display.
 */

	#define	TS_MINIMUM_Z	600					// The original setting


/*
 *	The "BACKLIGHT_LEVEL" setting can be used to control the brightness of the backlight
 *	of the TFT display. Presently, there is no place in the menu system where this can be
 *	adjusted, so if using the adjustable option, you have to set the symbol appropriately
 *
 *	Glenn's PCB provides the option to simply connect the backlight to 3V3 through an
 *	appropriate resistor.
 *	Comment out if not using the PWM backlight (uses GPIO25 which can then be used for 
 *	a tracking generator, but not both)
 */

//	#define BACKLIGHT_LEVEL		  50			// Level setting


/*
 *	We haven't implemented the use of a rotary encoder to control the menu selections
 *	yet, but if we ever do, the GPIO pins that it uses need to be defined. The ones
 *	defined here are based on Glenn's PCB design.
 */
 
#ifdef USE_ROTARY							// Not defined anywhere!

	#define	ENC_PB	32						// Encoder pushbutton switch
	#define	ENC_BB	33						// Back button pushbutton switch (or TS_INT)
	#define	ENC_B	34						// Encoder pin "B" (input only pin)
	#define	ENC_A	35						// Encoder pin "A" (input only pin)

#endif

#endif										// #ifndef _MY_SA_H_