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Sheogorath
Blink1-Tool
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Dec 6, 2012
by
Tod E. Kurt
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CC
=
gcc
blink1raw
:
$(
CC
)
-o
blink1raw blink1raw.c
all
:
blink1raw
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blink1raw -- use HIDRAW to talk to blink(1)
--------------------------------------------
2012 - Frederick Roeber
This tiny program is great for restricted environments like during machine installs
Some sample command lines:
% blink1 /dev/hidraw* % _ @1:255,0,0,1 @2:255,0,0,50 @3:255,100,0,1
@4:255,100,0,50 +1
Arguments, in order:
/dev/hidraw* -- this gets shell-expanded into a list of devices.
The program will open each in turn, check if it's a blink(1), and
if so, it becomes the new target. If you have one such device,
this is an easy way of finding it. If you have multiple, whichever
is last will be the device.
% -- clear all steps
@1: set step 1 to be "fade to red in 1 cs" 1/100 of a second is
short, so it flips to red.
@2: set step 2 to be "fade to red in 50 cs" which, since it's
already red, is "hold red for 50 cs"
@3: set step 3 to be "fade to yellow in 1 cs" i.e. flip to yellow
@4: set step 4 to be "fade to yellow in 50 cs" i.e. hold yellow for
another half second.
+1 -- begin playing at step 1
This is the pattern used when a machine need its key inserted. (I
haven't assigned others yet, but I'm imagining that every problem will
have its own pattern, so I can tell at a glance what's going on.)
% blink1 /dev/hidraw* =255,0,255,50
This just sets the found device to be green. It does this when the
boot key has been detected and accepted.
% blink1 /dev/hidraw* _ % @1:0,255,0,100 @2:0,0,0,100 @3:0,255,0,100
@4:0,0,0,100 @5:0,255,0,100 @6:0,0,0,100 @7:0,0,0,1000 +1
This throbs its green three times (100 cs, i.e. 1 second, per fade-up
or -down), then holds black for 10 seconds. This happens when the
machine is happy and the key can be removed. The driver script waits
six seconds, then issues a
% blink1 /dev/hidraw* _100 %
which fades it off over 1 second, and clears the program.
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/*
* blinkraw.c
*
* fgmr 2012-09-22
*
* playing with the hidraw interface to blink(1)
*
* Thank you Alan Ott for
* http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/samples/hidraw/hid-example.c
*/
#include
<linux/types.h>
#include
<linux/input.h>
#include
<linux/hidraw.h>
#ifndef HIDIOCSFEATURE
#define HIDIOCSFEATURE(len) _IOC(_IOC_WRITE|_IOC_READ, 'H', 0x06, len)
#define HIDIOCGFEATURE(len) _IOC(_IOC_WRITE|_IOC_READ, 'H', 0x07, len)
#endif
/* HIDIOCSFEATURE */
#include
<sys/ioctl.h>
#include
<sys/types.h>
#include
<sys/stat.h>
#include
<fcntl.h>
#include
<unistd.h>
#include
<stdio.h>
#include
<string.h>
#include
<stdlib.h>
#include
<errno.h>
#include
<stdarg.h>
#include
<ctype.h>
static
void
usage
(
const
char
*
hunh
)
{
if
(
NULL
!=
hunh
)
{
fprintf
(
stderr
,
"Can't understand %s
\n
"
,
hunh
);
}
fprintf
(
stderr
,
"Usage: blinkraw {arg, ...}
\n
"
" /dev/whatever -- open device
\n
"
" ./whatever -- open device
\n
"
" =R,G,B,t -- fade to color
\n
"
" :R,G,B -- set color (now)
\n
"
" @step:R,G,B,t -- set step
\n
"
" +step -- start playing at step
\n
"
" -[step] -- stop playing at step (default zero)
\n
"
" %% -- clear all steps
\n
"
" _ -- turn off
\n
"
" _t -- fade off
\n
"
"
\n
"
" step is on [0,15]
\n
"
,
" R, G, B are on [0, 255]
\n
"
" t is time in centiseconds
\n
"
"
\n
"
" Arguments are applied in order. A new device, which is
\n
"
" a valid blink(1) device, will become the new target.
\n
"
"
\n
"
" Example:
\n
"
" # blinkraw /dev/hidraw* % =255,0,0,100
\n
"
);
exit
(
1
);
}
static
void
color
(
int
fd
,
char
action
,
int
R
,
int
G
,
int
B
,
int
T
,
int
step
)
{
char
buf
[
16
];
int
rc
;
if
(
-
1
==
fd
)
return
;
memset
(
buf
,
0
,
sizeof
(
buf
));
if
(
R
<
0
)
R
=
0
;
if
(
G
<
0
)
G
=
0
;
if
(
B
<
0
)
B
=
0
;
if
(
T
<
0
)
T
=
0
;
if
(
step
<
0
)
step
=
0
;
if
(
R
>
255
)
R
=
255
;
if
(
G
>
255
)
G
=
255
;
if
(
B
>
255
)
B
=
255
;
if
(
T
>
65535
)
T
=
65535
;
if
(
step
>
15
)
step
=
15
;
buf
[
0
]
=
1
;
buf
[
1
]
=
action
;
buf
[
2
]
=
R
;
/* R */
buf
[
3
]
=
G
;
/* G */
buf
[
4
]
=
B
;
/* B */
buf
[
5
]
=
(
T
>>
8
);
/* time/cs high */
buf
[
6
]
=
(
T
&
0xff
);
/* time/cs low */
buf
[
7
]
=
step
;
buf
[
8
]
=
0
;
rc
=
ioctl
(
fd
,
HIDIOCSFEATURE
(
9
),
buf
);
if
(
rc
<
0
)
perror
(
"HIDIOCSFEATURE"
);
}
static
void
play
(
int
fd
,
char
action
,
int
play
,
int
step
)
{
char
buf
[
16
];
int
rc
;
if
(
-
1
==
fd
)
return
;
memset
(
buf
,
0
,
sizeof
(
buf
));
buf
[
0
]
=
1
;
buf
[
1
]
=
action
;
buf
[
2
]
=
play
;
buf
[
3
]
=
step
;
rc
=
ioctl
(
fd
,
HIDIOCSFEATURE
(
9
),
buf
);
if
(
rc
<
0
)
perror
(
"HIDIOCSFEATURE"
);
}
static
int
isblink1
(
int
fd
)
{
int
rc
;
struct
hidraw_devinfo
info
;
memset
(
&
info
,
0
,
sizeof
(
info
));
rc
=
ioctl
(
fd
,
HIDIOCGRAWINFO
,
&
info
);
if
(
rc
<
0
)
{
perror
(
"HIDIOCGRAWINFO"
);
return
0
;
}
if
((
info
.
vendor
==
0x27b8
)
&&
(
info
.
product
==
0x01ed
))
{
return
1
;
}
else
{
return
0
;
}
}
int
main
(
int
argc
,
char
*
argv
[])
{
int
fd
=
-
1
;
if
(
argc
<
2
)
usage
(
NULL
);
while
(
++
argv
,
--
argc
)
{
int
rc
=
-
1
;
int
step
=
0
;
int
R
=
0
;
int
G
=
0
;
int
B
=
0
;
int
T
=
0
;
char
buf
[
16
];
memset
(
buf
,
0
,
sizeof
(
buf
));
switch
(
**
argv
)
{
case
'/'
:
case
'.'
:
rc
=
open
(
*
argv
,
O_RDWR
|
O_NONBLOCK
);
if
(
rc
<
0
)
{
perror
(
*
argv
);
continue
;
}
if
(
isblink1
(
rc
))
{
if
(
fd
>=
0
)
close
(
fd
);
fd
=
rc
;
}
break
;
case
'='
:
rc
=
sscanf
(
*
argv
,
"=%d,%d,%d,%d"
,
&
R
,
&
G
,
&
B
,
&
T
);
if
(
rc
!=
4
)
usage
(
*
argv
);
color
(
fd
,
'c'
,
R
,
G
,
B
,
T
,
0
);
break
;
case
':'
:
rc
=
sscanf
(
*
argv
,
":%d,%d,%d"
,
&
R
,
&
G
,
&
B
);
if
(
rc
!=
3
)
usage
(
*
argv
);
color
(
fd
,
'n'
,
R
,
G
,
B
,
0
,
0
);
break
;
case
'@'
:
rc
=
sscanf
(
*
argv
,
"@%d:%d,%d,%d,%d"
,
&
step
,
&
R
,
&
G
,
&
B
,
&
T
);
if
(
rc
!=
5
)
usage
(
*
argv
);
if
((
step
<
0
)
||
step
>
15
)
usage
(
*
argv
);
color
(
fd
,
'P'
,
R
,
G
,
B
,
T
,
step
);
break
;
case
'_'
:
rc
=
sscanf
(
*
argv
,
"_%d"
,
&
T
);
if
(
rc
==
1
)
color
(
fd
,
'c'
,
0
,
0
,
0
,
T
,
0
);
else
color
(
fd
,
'n'
,
0
,
0
,
0
,
0
,
0
);
break
;
case
'+'
:
rc
=
sscanf
(
*
argv
,
"+%d"
,
&
step
);
if
(
rc
!=
1
)
usage
(
*
argv
);
if
((
step
<
0
)
||
step
>
15
)
usage
(
*
argv
);
play
(
fd
,
'p'
,
1
,
step
);
break
;
case
'-'
:
rc
=
sscanf
(
*
argv
,
"-%d"
,
&
step
);
if
(
rc
!=
1
)
step
=
0
;
if
((
step
<
0
)
||
step
>
15
)
step
=
0
;
play
(
fd
,
'p'
,
0
,
step
);
break
;
case
'%'
:
for
(
step
=
0
;
step
<
16
;
++
step
)
{
color
(
fd
,
'P'
,
0
,
0
,
0
,
0
,
step
);
}
break
;
default:
usage
(
*
argv
);
}
}
close
(
fd
);
return
0
;
}
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