void hexbright::set_light(int start_level, int end_level, long time) {
// duration ranges from 1-MAXINT
// light_level can be from 0-1000
int current_level = get_light_level();
if(start_level == CURRENT_LEVEL) {
start_light_level = current_level;
} else {
start_light_level = start_level;
}
if (end_level == CURRENT_LEVEL) {
end_light_level = get_light_level();
} else {
end_light_level = end_level;
}
change_duration = ((float)time)/update_delay;
change_done = 0;
#if (DEBUG==DEBUG_LIGHT)
Serial.print("Light adjust requested, start level: ");
Serial.println(start_light_level);
Serial.print("Over ");
Serial.print(change_duration);
Serial.println(" updates");
#endif
}
int hexbright::get_max_light_level() {
int light_level = get_light_level();
if(light_level>max_light_level)
return max_light_level;
return light_level;
}
int hexbright::get_safe_light_level() {
int light_level = get_light_level();
if(light_level>safe_light_level)
return safe_light_level;
return light_level;
}
void hexbright::apply_max_light_level() {
// if max_light_level has changed, guarantee a light adjustment:
// the second test guarantees that we won't turn on if we are
// overheating and just shut down
if(max_light_level < MAX_LEVEL && get_light_level()>MIN_OVERHEAT_LEVEL) {
#if (DEBUG!=DEBUG_OFF && DEBUG!=DEBUG_PRINT)
Serial.print("Max light level: ");
Serial.println(max_light_level);
#endif
change_done = change_done < change_duration ? change_done : change_duration;
}
}
// If the starting temp is much higher than max_temp, it may be a long time before you can turn the light on.
// this should only happen if: your ambient temperature is higher than max_temp, or you adjust max_temp while it's still hot.
// Here's an example: ambient temperature is >
void hexbright::overheat_protection() {
int temperature = get_thermal_sensor();
safe_light_level = safe_light_level+(OVERHEAT_TEMPERATURE-temperature);
// min, max levels...
safe_light_level = safe_light_level > MAX_LEVEL ? MAX_LEVEL : safe_light_level;
safe_light_level = safe_light_level < MIN_OVERHEAT_LEVEL ? MIN_OVERHEAT_LEVEL : safe_light_level;
#if (DEBUG==DEBUG_TEMP)
static float printed_temperature = 0;
static float average_temperature = -1;
if(average_temperature < 0) {
average_temperature = temperature;
Serial.println("Have you calibrated your thermometer?");
Serial.println("Instructions are in get_celsius.");
}
average_temperature = (average_temperature*4+temperature)/5;
if (abs(printed_temperature-average_temperature)>1) {
printed_temperature = average_temperature;
Serial.print(millis());
Serial.print(" ms, average reading: ");
Serial.print(printed_temperature);
Serial.print(" (celsius: ");
Serial.print(get_celsius());
Serial.print(") (fahrenheit: ");
Serial.print(get_fahrenheit());
Serial.println(")");
}
#endif
// if safe_light_level has changed, guarantee a light adjustment:
// the second test guarantees that we won't turn on if we are
// overheating and just shut down
if(safe_light_level < MAX_LEVEL && get_light_level()>MIN_OVERHEAT_LEVEL) {
#if (DEBUG!=DEBUG_OFF)
Serial.print("Estimated safe light level: ");
Serial.println(safe_light_level);
#endif
change_done = min(change_done , change_duration);
}
}
