Unit timerpwr

Example

from m5stack import *
from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *
import unit

timerpwr_1 = unit.get(unit.TIMERPWR, unit.PORTA)

timerpwr_1.init_i2c_address(0x56)

timerpwr_1.set_oled_backlight_status(True)
timerpwr_1.set_wakeup_trigger(timerpwr_1.TRIG_ALL)
while True:
  timerpwr_1.sleep_cycle(0, 0, 5, 0, 0, 5)
  print(timerpwr_1.get_battery_voltage())
  print(timerpwr_1.get_battery_current())
  print(timerpwr_1.get_usb_voltage())
  print(timerpwr_1.get_usb_current())
  print(timerpwr_1.get_grove_voltage())
  print(timerpwr_1.get_grove_current())
  print(timerpwr_1.get_firmware_version())
  wait_ms(2)

API

timerpwr_1.init_i2c_address(0x56)

• Initializes the TimerPWR module’s I2C address to 0x56. This address is used to communicate with the module over the I2C bus.

timerpwr_1.get_battery_voltage()

• Gets the current battery voltage value.

timerpwr_1.get_battery_current()

• Gets the current battery current value.

timerpwr_1.get_usb_voltage()

• Gets the current USB port voltage.

timerpwr_1.get_usb_current()

• Gets the current USB port current.

timerpwr_1.get_grove_voltage()

• Gets the voltage of the external device connected to the Grove port.

timerpwr_1.get_grove_current()

• Gets the current information of the Grove port.

timerpwr_1.get_button_status(0)

• 0 is the button number, and this returns whether the button is pressed or not.

timerpwr_1.get_grove_output_status()

• Returns the current enable/disable status of the Grove output port.

timerpwr_1.get_oled_backlight_status()

• Returns whether the OLED backlight is currently turned on.

timerpwr_1.get_firmware_version()

• Gets the current firmware version of the TimerPWR module.

timerpwr_1.save_data_to_flash()

• Saves data to flash memory. This block stores data (such as battery, current, etc.) in persistent storage for later use.

timerpwr_1.set_grove_output_status(True)

• Enables the Grove output port by setting its status to True.

timerpwr_1.set_oled_backlight_status(True)

• Enables the OLED backlight by setting its status to True.

timerpwr_1.set_wakeup_trigger(timerpwr_1.TRIG_ALL)

• Sets the wake-up trigger condition to all events (TRIG_ALL). This block configures the module to wake up on any event (such as button press, USB insertion, etc.).

timerpwr_1.set_sleep_trigger(timerpwr_1.TRIG_ALL)

• Sets the sleep trigger condition to all events (TRIG_ALL). This block configures the module to enter sleep mode on any event to save power.

timerpwr_1.sleep_once(0, 0, 5, 0, 0, 5)

• Sets a one-time sleep mode with timed sleep configuration (e.g., entering sleep mode every 5 seconds). This makes the device enter sleep mode and wake up after the specified time.

timerpwr_1.sleep_cycle(0, 0, 5, 0, 0, 5)

• Sets a cyclic sleep mode. This block makes the device periodically enter sleep mode and wake up (e.g., entering sleep mode every 5 seconds).

def timerpwr_1_btna_released_event(args):
  # global params
  pass
timerpwr_1.set_callback(timer

pwr_1.EVENT_BUTTONA_RELEASED, timerpwr_1_btna_released_event)

• Sets a callback function for the EVENT_BUTTONA_RELEASED event. This event triggers the timerpwr_1_btna_released_event function when button A is released. The args parameter contains relevant data when the event is triggered.

def timerpwr_1_charging_event(args):
  # global params
  pass
timerpwr_1.set_callback(timerpwr_1.EVENT_CHARGING, timerpwr_1_charging_event)

• Sets a callback function for the EVENT_CHARGING event. This event triggers the timerpwr_1_charging_event function when the charging status changes.

def timerpwr_1_usb_inserted_event(args):
  # global params
  pass
timerpwr_1.set_callback(timerpwr_1.EVENT_USB_INSERTED, timerpwr_1_usb_inserted_event)

• Sets a callback function for the EVENT_USB_INSERTED event. This event triggers the timerpwr_1_usb_inserted_event function when USB is inserted.

timerpwr_1.tick()

• Updates and processes the internal state of the TimerPWR module. It is typically called within a loop to ensure the module’s operational status and event handling.