trigger_subaru.cpp File Reference

Detailed Description

Date

Sep 10, 2015

Author

Andrey Belomutskiy, (c) 2012-2020

Definition in file trigger_subaru.cpp.

Functions
void	initialize_one_of_36_2_2_2 (TriggerWaveform *s, int firstCount, int secondCount)
void	initialize36_2_2_2 (TriggerWaveform *s)
void	initializeSubaruEZ30 (TriggerWaveform *s)
static void	initializeSubaru7_6 (TriggerWaveform *s, bool withCrankWheel)
void	initializeSubaru7_6 (TriggerWaveform *s)
void	initializeSubaru7_6_camOnly (TriggerWaveform *s)
void	initializeSubaruOnly7 (TriggerWaveform *s)
void	initializeSubaru7_6_crankOnly (TriggerWaveform *s)
void	initializeSubaru_SVX (TriggerWaveform *s)

Function Documentation

initialize36_2_2_2()

void initialize36_2_2_2

(

TriggerWaveform *

s

)

This trigger is also used by Nissan and Mazda https://rusefi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1932

Definition at line 43 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                            {
    initialize_one_of_36_2_2_2(s, 12, 15);
 
#if EFI_UNIT_TEST
    // usually used on crank but placed on 'cam' on '2-stroke' rotary
    // this 'knownOperationMode' does not matter for trigger decoding only matters for .ini code generation and trigger images
    s->knownOperationMode = false;
#endif // EFI_UNIT_TEST
 
    // 36/2/2/2 data from https://rusefi.com/online/view.php?log=1287
    // todo: probably should be unified with EZ30 below?
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*gapIndex*/0, 0.25, 0.5);
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*gapIndex*/1, 0.7, 1.7);
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*gapIndex*/2, 2.25, 4.2);
}

Referenced by TriggerWaveform::initializeTriggerWaveform().

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initialize_one_of_36_2_2_2()

void initialize_one_of_36_2_2_2	(	TriggerWaveform *	s,
		int	firstCount,
		int	secondCount
	)

Definition at line 12 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                                                                     {
    s->initialize(FOUR_STROKE_CRANK_SENSOR, SyncEdge::RiseOnly);
 
    float narrow = 360 / 36;
    float wide = narrow * 3;
 
    float base = 0;
 
    for (int i = 0; i < firstCount; i++) {
        s->addToothFallRise(base + narrow, narrow / 2);
        base += narrow;
    }
 
    s->addToothFallRise(base + wide, wide / 2);
    base += wide;
 
    for (int i = 0; i < secondCount; i++) {
        s->addToothFallRise(base + narrow, narrow / 2);
        base += narrow;
    }
 
  // depending on firstCount + secondCount we might have a gap here
 
  s->addToothFallRise(360 - wide, narrow / 2);
  s->addToothFallRise(360, narrow / 2);
}

Referenced by initialize36_2_2_2(), and initializeSubaruEZ30().

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initializeSubaru7_6() [1/2]

void initializeSubaru7_6

(

TriggerWaveform *

s

)

Definition at line 159 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                             {
    initializeSubaru7_6(s, true);
}

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initializeSubaru7_6() [2/2]

static void initializeSubaru7_6 ( TriggerWaveform *  s, bool  withCrankWheel  )

static

Definition at line 69 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                                                         {
    s->initialize(FOUR_STROKE_CAM_SENSOR, SyncEdge::RiseOnly);
 
    /* To make trigger decoder happy last event should be exactly at 720
     * This code generates two trigger patterns: crank+cam (7+6) and
     * cam only (7-6).
     * So last event should be CAM event
     * Crank: --------||-|---||-|-----||-|---||-|
     * Cam:   -|-|-|------|------!-|------|------
     * '!' pulse is selected as event at 720
     * So next event is the first one on following description
     * '!' pulse happens 20 degrees ATDC #2 (third in order)
     * or 180 + 180 + 20. So we have */
    s->tdcPosition = 160 + 360;
 
    float width = 5;
 
    /* 97 degrees BTDC, but we have 20 degrees shift:
     * 180 - 97 - 20 = 63 */
    #define SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE0(cycle) \
        s->addEvent720((180 * (cycle)) + 63 - width, TriggerValue::RISE, TriggerWheel::T_SECONDARY);    \
        s->addEvent720((180 * (cycle)) + 63, TriggerValue::FALL, TriggerWheel::T_SECONDARY)
    /* 65 degrees BTDC, but we have 20 degrees shift:
     * 180 - 65 - 20 = 95 */
    #define SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE1(cycle) \
        s->addEvent720((180 * (cycle)) + 95 - width, TriggerValue::RISE, TriggerWheel::T_SECONDARY);    \
        s->addEvent720((180 * (cycle)) + 95, TriggerValue::FALL, TriggerWheel::T_SECONDARY)
    /* 10 degrees BTDC, but we have 20 degrees shift:
     * 180 - 10 - 20 = 150 */
    #define SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE2(cycle) \
        s->addEvent720((180 * (cycle)) + 150 - width, TriggerValue::RISE, TriggerWheel::T_SECONDARY);   \
        s->addEvent720((180 * (cycle)) + 150, TriggerValue::FALL, TriggerWheel::T_SECONDARY)
 
    #define SUBARU76_CAM_PULSE(cycle, offset) \
        s->addEvent720((180 * (cycle)) + (offset) - width, TriggerValue::RISE, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY);    \
        s->addEvent720((180 * (cycle)) + (offset), TriggerValue::FALL, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY)
 
    /* (TDC#2 + 20) + 15 */
    SUBARU76_CAM_PULSE(0, +15);
 
    if (withCrankWheel) {
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE0(0);
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE1(0);
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE2(0);
    }
 
    /* (TDC#4 + 20) */
    SUBARU76_CAM_PULSE(1, 0);
 
    if (withCrankWheel) {
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE0(1);
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE1(1);
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE2(1);
    }
 
    /* (TDC#1 + 20) - 15 */
    SUBARU76_CAM_PULSE(2, -15);
 
    /* (TDC#1 + 20) */
    SUBARU76_CAM_PULSE(2, 0);
 
    /* (TDC#1 + 20) + 15 */
    SUBARU76_CAM_PULSE(2, +15);
 
    if (withCrankWheel) {
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE0(2);
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE1(2);
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE2(2);
    }
 
    /* (TDC#3 + 20) */
    SUBARU76_CAM_PULSE(3, 0);
 
    if (withCrankWheel) {
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE0(3);
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE1(3);
        SUBARU76_CRANK_PULSE2(3);
    }
 
    /* (TDC#2 + 20) */
    SUBARU76_CAM_PULSE(4, 0);
 
    // why is this trigger gap wider than average?
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*index*/0, 6.53 * TRIGGER_GAP_DEVIATION_LOW, 15);
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*index*/1, 0.3, 1 * TRIGGER_GAP_DEVIATION_HIGH);
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*index*/2, 0.08, 0.3);
 
    s->useOnlyPrimaryForSync = withCrankWheel;
}

Referenced by initializeSubaru7_6(), and TriggerWaveform::initializeTriggerWaveform().

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initializeSubaru7_6_camOnly()

void initializeSubaru7_6_camOnly

(

TriggerWaveform *

s

)

Definition at line 163 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                                     {
    s->initialize(FOUR_STROKE_CAM_SENSOR, SyncEdge::RiseOnly);
 
    const float width = 1;
    const float offset = 720 - (3 * 180 + 20);
 
    s->tdcPosition = 180 + offset;
 
    #define SUBARU76_CAMONLY_PULSE(cyl, subtooth) \
        s->addEventAngle(offset + (180 * (cyl)) + 20 + (15 * (subtooth)) - width, TriggerValue::RISE, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY); \
        s->addEventAngle(offset + (180 * (cyl)) + 20 + (15 * (subtooth)), TriggerValue::FALL, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY)
 
    // CYL1
    // 5, 20, 35
    SUBARU76_CAMONLY_PULSE(0, -1);
    SUBARU76_CAMONLY_PULSE(0,  0);
    SUBARU76_CAMONLY_PULSE(0, +1);
 
    // CYL3
    // 200
    SUBARU76_CAMONLY_PULSE(1,  0);
 
    // CYL2
    // 380, 395
    SUBARU76_CAMONLY_PULSE(2,  0);
    SUBARU76_CAMONLY_PULSE(2, +1);
 
    // CYL4
    // 560
    SUBARU76_CAMONLY_PULSE(3,  0);
 
    // Tooths positions, deltas and gap ratios
    //  (5,  20,  35, 200, 380, 395, 560) 725...
    //      (15,  15, 165, 180,  15, 165, 165)  15...
    // K:  0.09,   1,  11,1.09,0.08,  11,   1)0.09
 
    // Gaps: 1, 0.09, 1, 11 at 560
    //s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(0,  0.50,  1.50);
    //s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(0,  0.04,  0.15);
    //s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(1,  0.50,  1.50);
    //s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(2,  7.00, 15.00);
 
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*index*/0, 6.53 * TRIGGER_GAP_DEVIATION_LOW, 15);
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*index*/1, 0.3, 1 * TRIGGER_GAP_DEVIATION_HIGH);
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*index*/2, 0.08, 0.3);
}

Referenced by initializeSubaruOnly7().

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initializeSubaru7_6_crankOnly()

void initializeSubaru7_6_crankOnly

(

TriggerWaveform *

s

)

Note how we use 0..180 range while defining FOUR_STROKE_SYMMETRICAL_CRANK_SENSOR trigger Note that only half of the physical wheel is defined here!

Definition at line 215 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                                       {
    /**
     * Note how we use 0..180 range while defining FOUR_STROKE_SYMMETRICAL_CRANK_SENSOR trigger
     * Note that only half of the physical wheel is defined here!
     */
    s->initialize(FOUR_STROKE_SYMMETRICAL_CRANK_SENSOR, SyncEdge::RiseOnly);
 
    const float width = 1;
    const float offset = 10;
 
    s->tdcPosition = 65;
 
    // BTDC: 97, 65, 10
    // Distances: 93, 32, 55
    s->addEventAngle(180 + offset - 97 - width, TriggerValue::RISE, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY);
    s->addEventAngle(180 + offset - 97, TriggerValue::FALL, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY);
 
    s->addEventAngle(180 + offset - 65 - width, TriggerValue::RISE, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY);
    s->addEventAngle(180 + offset - 65, TriggerValue::FALL, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY);
 
    s->addEventAngle(180 + offset - 10 - width, TriggerValue::RISE, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY);
    s->addEventAngle(180 + offset - 10, TriggerValue::FALL, TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY);
 
    // Nominal gaps:
    // 55 / 32 = 1.7187
    //s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap2(0.85f, 3.43f);
    // 93 / 55 = 1.6909
    //s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap2(0.84f, 3.38);
    // 32 / 93 = 0.344
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap2(0.172f, 0.688f);
}

Referenced by TriggerWaveform::initializeTriggerWaveform().

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initializeSubaru_SVX()

void initializeSubaru_SVX

(

TriggerWaveform *

s

)

Definition at line 266 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                              {
    int n;
    /* we should use only falling edges */
    float width = 5.0;
 
    float offset = 10.0; /* to make last event @ 720 */
 
    /* T_CHANNEL_3 currently not supported, to keep trigger decode happy
     * set cam second as primary, so logic will be able to sync
     * Crank angle sensor #1 = TriggerWheel:: T_SECONDARY
     * Crank andle sensor #2 = T_CHANNEL_3 - not supported yet
     * Cam angle sensor = T_PRIMARY */
#define SVX_CRANK_1         TriggerWheel::T_SECONDARY
//#define SVX_CRANK_2           T_CHANNEL_3
#define SVX_CAM             TriggerWheel::T_PRIMARY
 
#define CRANK_1_FALL(n)     (20.0 + offset + 30.0 * (n))
#define CRANK_1_RISE(n)     (CRANK_1_FALL(n) - width)
 
#define SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n) \
    s->addEventAngle(CRANK_1_RISE(n), TriggerValue::RISE, SVX_CRANK_1); \
    s->addEventAngle(CRANK_1_FALL(n), TriggerValue::FALL, SVX_CRANK_1)
 
    /* cam falling edge offset from preceding Cr #1 falling edge */
    float cam_offset = (10.0 + 30.0 + 30.0 + 30.0) - 90.0;
#define SUBARU_SVX_CAM_PULSE(n) \
    s->addEvent720(CRANK_1_RISE(n) + cam_offset, TriggerValue::RISE, SVX_CAM);  \
    s->addEvent720(CRANK_1_FALL(n) + cam_offset, TriggerValue::FALL, SVX_CAM)
 
#ifdef SVX_CRANK_2
    /* Cr #2 signle tooth falling edge is (55 + 1) BTDC
     * preceding Cr #1 falling edge is (10 + 30 + 30) BTDC */
    float crank_2_offset = (10.0 + 30.0 + 30.0) - (55.0 + 1.0);
 
    #define SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n) \
        s->addEvent720(CRANK_1_RISE(n) + crank_2_offset, TriggerValue::RISE, SVX_CRANK_2); \
        s->addEvent720(CRANK_1_FALL(n) + crank_2_offset, TriggerValue::FALL, SVX_CRANK_2)
#else
    #define SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n)  (void)(n)
#endif
 
        /* we should use only falling edges */
    // TODO: this trigger needs to be converted to SyncEdge::RiseOnly, so invert all rise/fall events!
    // see https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/issues/4624
    s->initialize(FOUR_STROKE_CAM_SENSOR, SyncEdge::Fall);
    s->isSynchronizationNeeded = false;
    s->useOnlyPrimaryForSync = true;
 
    /* counting Crank #1 tooths, should reach 23 at the end */
    n = 0;
    /******  0  *****/
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - one 1/1 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    /* +10 - TDC #1 */
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
            /* cam - one */
            SUBARU_SVX_CAM_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - three - 1/3 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - three - 2/3 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    /* +10 - TDC #6 */
        /* crank #2 - three - 3/3 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - two - 1/2 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - two - 2/2 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    /* +10 - TDC #3 */
 
    /****** 360 *****/
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - one - 1/1 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    /* +10 - TDC #2 */
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - three - 1/3 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - three - 2/3 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    /* +10 - TDC #5 */
        /* crank #2 - three - 3/3 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - two - 1/2 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
        /* crank #2 - two - 2/2 */
        SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE(n);
    n++;
    SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE(n);
    /* +10 - TDC #4 */
    /****** 720 *****/
 
    /* from sichronization point, which is Cam falling */
    s->tdcPosition = 720 - 30;
 
#undef SUBARU_SVX_CRANK1_PULSE
#undef SUBARU_SVX_CRANK2_PULSE
#undef SUBARU_SVX_CAM_PULSE
}

Referenced by TriggerWaveform::initializeTriggerWaveform().

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initializeSubaruEZ30()

void initializeSubaruEZ30

(

TriggerWaveform *

s

)

Definition at line 59 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                              {
    initialize_one_of_36_2_2_2(s, 18, 9);
 
    s->tdcPosition = 240;
 
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*gapIndex*/0, 0.25, 0.5);
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*gapIndex*/1, 0.7, 1.5);
    s->setTriggerSynchronizationGap3(/*gapIndex*/2, 2, 4);
}

Referenced by TriggerWaveform::initializeTriggerWaveform().

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initializeSubaruOnly7()

void initializeSubaruOnly7

(

TriggerWaveform *

s

)

Definition at line 210 of file trigger_subaru.cpp.

                                               {
    //initializeSubaru7_6(s, false);
    initializeSubaru7_6_camOnly(s);
}

Referenced by TriggerWaveform::initializeTriggerWaveform().

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