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Task Manager

Task Manager. “main” – the task control function responsible for calling the support functions listed below. “ system_init ” – initializes all PIC32MX7 hardware as follows Sets Port G to read the state of BTN1 and BTN2 Sets Port B to output only bits 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9,and 10

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Task Manager

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  1. Task Manager • “main” – the task control function responsible for calling the support functions listed below. • “system_init” – initializes all PIC32MX7 hardware as follows • Sets Port G to read the state of BTN1 and BTN2 • Sets Port B to output only bits 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9,and 10 • ConfigureTimer 1 to set the interrupt flag once each millisecond • Implements a while(1) loop that does the following • Waits for the button_delay counter variable to be zero. When it is zero, it calls the functions described in “2” and “3” and resets the counter. • Waits for the step_delay counter variable to be zero. When it is zero, it calls the functions described in “4” and “5” and resets the counter. • Implements a ms delay using “6”.

  2. Tasks • “read_buttons” – reads the status of BTN1 and BTN2 • “decode_buttons” – determines the values of step_direction, step_mode, and step_delay using the rules specified in Table 2. • “stepper_state_machine” – determines the new output code for the stepper motor • “output_to_stepper_motor” – sends the four bit code to the stepper motor • “Timer1_delay” - Waits 1 ms, toggles LEDA, decrements task counters

  3. LED Behavior • LEDA toggles once per ms (2 ms period!) • LEDB toggles every step (speed/mode dependent based on buttons) • LEDC toggles every time the buttons are read (100 ms) “Some” flexibility on where certain LED toggle in the software. 

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