KaptureControlGui/KCG/base/ModeButtonsToolbar.py

"""
This is a helper function to create a Toolbar for operation mode buttons
In the main view. It is split into this file to better seperate concerns,
since these buttons have to talk with the board directly.
"""
from PyQt4 import QtGui, QtCore
from .groupedelements import Elements
from .backend import board
from .backend.board import available_boards


#FIXME:
#We wanted to support multiple boards at some point but dropped
#the idea eventually. The board selection is still partially in 
#the codebase though ... In the future, this might change agin
#but for now just using board 0 is good enough in 99.99% of the
#cases
BOARD_ID = 0


class ModeSelectToolbar(QtGui.QToolBar):

    def __init__(self, parent):
        super(ModeSelectToolbar, self).__init__()

        self.modeLabel = QtGui.QLabel("Sampling Mode:")
        self.modeDropdown = QtGui.QComboBox(self)
        self.modeDropdown.addItem("Normal")
        self.modeDropdown.addItem("Equivalent Timesampling")
        self.modeDropdown.addItem("Test Pattern")

        #Important: Connect the changed callback AFTER adding the items
        #or otherwise adding the first item will immediately fire the 
        #callback while launching the gui, potentially causing problems
        self.modeDropdown.currentIndexChanged.connect(self._modeChanged)


        self.dummyDataCheckbox = QtGui.QCheckBox()
        self.dummyDataCheckbox.setChecked(False)
        self.dummyDataCheckbox.clicked.connect(self._activateDummyData)


        self.addWidget(self.modeLabel)
        self.addWidget(self.modeDropdown)
        self.addWidget(self.dummyDataCheckbox)
        self.addWidget(QtGui.QLabel("Generate Dummy Data"))


    def _modeChanged(self):
        mode = self.modeDropdown.currentIndex()
        #FIXME:
        #These should really be functions in the board backend class
        #I really dislike slinging magic values around in random 
        #files that no one can understand again later on ...

        #Pre-Calculate the mask to switch "Equivalent Sampling" off
        #since the sampling modes are supposed to be mutually 
        #exlusive. Set bit [23] to 0 (Zero-Indexed)
        current = board.pci.read(BOARD_ID, 0x9040)[0]
        mask = 0xF7FFFFFF
        new = current & mask

        if mode == 0:
            #normal mode
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, 30000, 0x9044) 
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, 402000, 0x9064) 
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, 0000, 0x9044) 
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, new, 0x9040) 
            #print("Sampling Mode Changed to 'Normal Mode'")
        elif mode == 1:
            #Equivalent Sampling mode
            #print("Sampling Mode Changed to 'Equivalent Timesampling'")
            #mask = 0b00000000100000000000000000000000
            #Set bits [23] (Zero-Indexed)
            mask = 0x8000000
            new = current | mask
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, new, 0x9040) 
        elif mode == 2:
            #Test Pattern
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, 30000, 0x9044) 
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, 403000, 0x9064) 
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, 0000, 0x9044) 
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, new, 0x9040) 
            #print("Sampling Mode Changed to 'Test Pattern'")



    def _activateDummyData(self):
        current = board.pci.read(BOARD_ID, 0x9040)[0]
        if self.dummyDataCheckbox.isChecked():
            #mask = 0b00001010000000000000000000000000
            #Set bits [25] and [27] (Zero-Indexed)
            mask = 0xa000000
            new = current | mask
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, new, 0x9040) 
            #print("Activate Dummy Data")
        else:
            #mask = 0b00001010000000000000000000000000
            #Remove bits [25] and [27] (Zero-Indexed)
            mask = 0xF5FFFFFF
            new = current & mask
            board.pci.write(BOARD_ID, new, 0x9040) 
            #print("Deactivate Dummy Data")