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This driver is just wrong. It appears that someone didn't read the
datasheet to understand what this device actually does. :)
The 'scale' needs to be specified to init(). This has nothing to do
with FTI scaling - rather there is an actual switch on the device
that must be accounted for when computing voltage.
And the output value should be an actual voltage, not a normalized ADC
value (computedValue() in original CXX file). The whole purpose of
the device is for measuring voltage :)
Like others, this device does not average samples like it should.
Needs fixing.
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Currently, there are just not enough available GPIOS to properly
driver this from the x86 core. There is a PR (#25) in ZMRAA that
should fix this problem, but it has not been merged yet.
My understanding is that GPIO is not available from the ARC core at
all yet either, so... That too may be addressed in PR #25.
Signed-off-by: Jon Trulson <[email protected]>
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This driver is just wrong. It appears that someone didn't read the
datasheet to understand what this device actually does. :)
The 'scale' needs to be specified to init(). This has nothing to do
with FTI scaling - rather there is an actual switch on the device
that must be accounted for when computing voltage.
And the output value should be an actual voltage, not a normalized ADC
value (computedValue() in original CXX file). The whole purpose of
the device is for measuring voltage :)
Like others, this device does not average samples like it should.
Needs fixing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: