mmu2_reporting.cpp 10 KB

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  1. #include "mmu2.h"
  2. #include "mmu2_reporting.h"
  3. #include "mmu2_error_converter.h"
  4. #include "mmu2/error_codes.h"
  5. #include "mmu2/buttons.h"
  6. #include "ultralcd.h"
  7. #include "Filament_sensor.h"
  8. #include "language.h"
  9. #include "temperature.h"
  10. #include "sound.h"
  11. namespace MMU2 {
  12. const char * const ProgressCodeToText(uint16_t pc); // we may join progress convertor and reporter together
  13. void BeginReport(CommandInProgress cip, uint16_t ec) {
  14. custom_message_type = CustomMsg::MMUProgress;
  15. lcd_setstatuspgm( ProgressCodeToText(ec) );
  16. }
  17. void EndReport(CommandInProgress cip, uint16_t ec) {
  18. // clear the status msg line - let the printed filename get visible again
  19. custom_message_type = CustomMsg::Status;
  20. }
  21. /**
  22. * @brief Renders any characters that will be updated live on the MMU error screen.
  23. *Currently, this is FINDA and Filament Sensor status and Extruder temperature.
  24. */
  25. static void ReportErrorHookDynamicRender(void)
  26. {
  27. lcd_set_cursor(3, 2);
  28. lcd_printf_P(PSTR("%d"), mmu2.FindaDetectsFilament());
  29. lcd_set_cursor(8, 2);
  30. lcd_printf_P(PSTR("%d"), fsensor.getFilamentPresent());
  31. lcd_set_cursor(11, 2);
  32. lcd_print("?>?"); // This is temporary until below TODO is resolved
  33. // TODO, see lcdui_print_extruder(void)
  34. //if (MMU2::mmu2.get_current_tool() == MMU2::FILAMENT_UNKNOWN)
  35. // lcd_printf_P(_N(" ?>%u"), tmp_extruder + 1);
  36. //else
  37. // lcd_printf_P(_N(" %u>%u"), MMU2::mmu2.get_current_tool() + 1, tmp_extruder + 1);
  38. // Print active extruder temperature
  39. lcd_set_cursor(16, 2);
  40. lcd_printf_P(PSTR("%d"), (int)(degHotend(0) + 0.5));
  41. }
  42. /**
  43. * @brief Renders any characters that are static on the MMU error screen i.e. they don't change.
  44. * @param[in] ec Error code
  45. */
  46. static void ReportErrorHookStaticRender(uint8_t ei) {
  47. //! Show an error screen
  48. //! When an MMU error occurs, the LCD content will look like this:
  49. //! |01234567890123456789|
  50. //! |MMU FW update needed| <- title/header of the error: max 20 characters
  51. //! |prusa3d.com/ERR04504| <- URL 20 characters
  52. //! |FI:1 FS:1 5>3 t201°| <- status line, t is thermometer symbol
  53. //! |>Retry >Done >MoreW| <- buttons
  54. bool two_choices = false;
  55. // Read and determine what operations should be shown on the menu
  56. // Note: uint16_t is used here to avoid compiler warning. uint8_t is only half the size of void*
  57. const uint8_t button_operation = PrusaErrorButtons(ei);
  58. const uint8_t button_op_right = BUTTON_OP_RIGHT(button_operation);
  59. const uint8_t button_op_middle = BUTTON_OP_MIDDLE(button_operation);
  60. // Check if the menu should have three or two choices
  61. if (button_op_right == (uint8_t)ButtonOperations::NoOperation){
  62. // Two operations not specified, the error menu should only show two choices
  63. two_choices = true;
  64. }
  65. lcd_set_custom_characters_nextpage();
  66. lcd_update_enable(false);
  67. lcd_clear();
  68. // Print title and header
  69. lcd_printf_P(PSTR("%.20S\nprusa3d.com/ERR04%hu"), _T(PrusaErrorTitle(ei)), PrusaErrorCode(ei) );
  70. // Render static characters in third line
  71. lcd_set_cursor(0, 2);
  72. lcd_printf_P(PSTR("FI: FS: > %c %c"), LCD_STR_THERMOMETER[0], LCD_STR_DEGREE[0]);
  73. // Render the choices
  74. lcd_show_choices_prompt_P(two_choices ? LCD_LEFT_BUTTON_CHOICE : LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE, _T(PrusaErrorButtonTitle(button_op_middle)), _T(two_choices ? PrusaErrorButtonMore() : PrusaErrorButtonTitle(button_op_right)), two_choices ? 10 : 7, two_choices ? nullptr : _T(PrusaErrorButtonMore()));
  75. }
  76. /**
  77. * @brief Monitors the LCD button selection without blocking MMU communication
  78. * @param[in] ec Error code
  79. * @return 0 if there is no knob click --
  80. * 1 if user clicked 'More' and firmware should render
  81. * the error screen when ReportErrorHook is called next --
  82. * 2 if the user selects an operation and we would like
  83. * to exit the error screen. The MMU will raise the menu
  84. * again if the error is not solved.
  85. */
  86. static uint8_t ReportErrorHookMonitor(uint8_t ei) {
  87. uint8_t ret = 0;
  88. bool two_choices = false;
  89. static int8_t enc_dif = 0;
  90. // Read and determine what operations should be shown on the menu
  91. // Note: uint16_t is used here to avoid compiler warning. uint8_t is only half the size of void*
  92. const uint8_t button_operation = PrusaErrorButtons(ei);
  93. const uint8_t button_op_right = BUTTON_OP_RIGHT(button_operation);
  94. const uint8_t button_op_middle = BUTTON_OP_MIDDLE(button_operation);
  95. // Check if the menu should have three or two choices
  96. if (button_op_right == (uint8_t)ButtonOperations::NoOperation){
  97. // Two operations not specified, the error menu should only show two choices
  98. two_choices = true;
  99. }
  100. static int8_t current_selection = two_choices ? LCD_LEFT_BUTTON_CHOICE : LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE;
  101. static int8_t choice_selected = -1;
  102. // Check if knob was rotated
  103. if (abs(enc_dif - lcd_encoder_diff) >= ENCODER_PULSES_PER_STEP) {
  104. if (two_choices == false) { // third_choice is not nullptr, safe to dereference
  105. if (enc_dif > lcd_encoder_diff && current_selection != LCD_LEFT_BUTTON_CHOICE) {
  106. // Rotating knob counter clockwise
  107. current_selection--;
  108. } else if (enc_dif < lcd_encoder_diff && current_selection != LCD_RIGHT_BUTTON_CHOICE) {
  109. // Rotating knob clockwise
  110. current_selection++;
  111. }
  112. } else {
  113. if (enc_dif > lcd_encoder_diff && current_selection != LCD_LEFT_BUTTON_CHOICE) {
  114. // Rotating knob counter clockwise
  115. current_selection = LCD_LEFT_BUTTON_CHOICE;
  116. } else if (enc_dif < lcd_encoder_diff && current_selection != LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE) {
  117. // Rotating knob clockwise
  118. current_selection = LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE;
  119. }
  120. }
  121. // Update '>' render only
  122. lcd_set_cursor(0, 3);
  123. lcd_print(current_selection == LCD_LEFT_BUTTON_CHOICE ? '>': ' ');
  124. if (two_choices == false)
  125. {
  126. lcd_set_cursor(7, 3);
  127. lcd_print(current_selection == LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE ? '>': ' ');
  128. lcd_set_cursor(13, 3);
  129. lcd_print(current_selection == LCD_RIGHT_BUTTON_CHOICE ? '>': ' ');
  130. } else {
  131. lcd_set_cursor(10, 3);
  132. lcd_print(current_selection == LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE ? '>': ' ');
  133. }
  134. // Consume rotation event and make feedback sound
  135. enc_dif = lcd_encoder_diff;
  136. Sound_MakeSound(e_SOUND_TYPE_EncoderMove);
  137. }
  138. // Check if knob was clicked and consume the event
  139. if (lcd_clicked()) {
  140. Sound_MakeSound(e_SOUND_TYPE_ButtonEcho);
  141. choice_selected = current_selection;
  142. } else {
  143. // continue monitoring
  144. return ret;
  145. }
  146. if ((two_choices && choice_selected == LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE) // Two choices and middle button selected
  147. || (!two_choices && choice_selected == LCD_RIGHT_BUTTON_CHOICE)) // Three choices and right most button selected
  148. {
  149. // 'More' show error description
  150. lcd_show_fullscreen_message_and_wait_P(_T(PrusaErrorDesc(ei)));
  151. ret = 1;
  152. } else if(choice_selected == LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE) {
  153. SetButtonResponse((ButtonOperations)button_op_right);
  154. ret = 2;
  155. } else {
  156. SetButtonResponse((ButtonOperations)button_op_middle);
  157. ret = 2;
  158. }
  159. // Reset static variables to their default value
  160. current_selection = two_choices ? LCD_LEFT_BUTTON_CHOICE : LCD_MIDDLE_BUTTON_CHOICE;
  161. choice_selected = -1;
  162. return ret;
  163. }
  164. enum class ReportErrorHookStates : uint8_t {
  165. RENDER_ERROR_SCREEN = 0,
  166. MONITOR_SELECTION = 1,
  167. DISMISS_ERROR_SCREEN = 2,
  168. };
  169. enum ReportErrorHookStates ReportErrorHookState;
  170. /**
  171. * @brief Render MMU error screen on the LCD. This must be non-blocking
  172. * and allow the MMU and printer to communicate with each other.
  173. * @param[in] ec Error code
  174. */
  175. void ReportErrorHook(uint16_t ec) {
  176. if (mmu2.MMUCurrentErrorCode() == ErrorCode::OK)
  177. {
  178. // If the error code suddenly changes to OK, that means
  179. // a button was pushed on the MMU and the LCD should
  180. // dismiss the error screen until MMU raises a new error
  181. ReportErrorHookState = ReportErrorHookStates::DISMISS_ERROR_SCREEN;
  182. }
  183. const uint8_t ei = PrusaErrorCodeIndex(ec);
  184. switch ((uint8_t)ReportErrorHookState)
  185. {
  186. case (uint8_t)ReportErrorHookStates::RENDER_ERROR_SCREEN:
  187. ReportErrorHookStaticRender(ei);
  188. ReportErrorHookState = ReportErrorHookStates::MONITOR_SELECTION;
  189. // Fall through
  190. case (uint8_t)ReportErrorHookStates::MONITOR_SELECTION:
  191. mmu2.is_mmu_error_monitor_active = true;
  192. ReportErrorHookDynamicRender(); // Render dynamic characters
  193. switch (ReportErrorHookMonitor(ei))
  194. {
  195. case 0:
  196. // No choice selected, return to loop()
  197. break;
  198. case 1:
  199. // More button selected, change state
  200. ReportErrorHookState = ReportErrorHookStates::RENDER_ERROR_SCREEN;
  201. break;
  202. case 2:
  203. // Exit error screen and enable lcd updates
  204. lcd_set_custom_characters();
  205. lcd_update_enable(true);
  206. lcd_return_to_status();
  207. // Reset the state in case a new error is reported
  208. mmu2.is_mmu_error_monitor_active = false;
  209. ReportErrorHookState = ReportErrorHookStates::RENDER_ERROR_SCREEN;
  210. break;
  211. default:
  212. break;
  213. }
  214. return; // Always return to loop() to let MMU trigger a call to ReportErrorHook again
  215. break;
  216. case (uint8_t)ReportErrorHookStates::DISMISS_ERROR_SCREEN:
  217. lcd_set_custom_characters();
  218. lcd_update_enable(true);
  219. lcd_return_to_status();
  220. // Reset the state in case a new error is reported
  221. mmu2.is_mmu_error_monitor_active = false;
  222. ReportErrorHookState = ReportErrorHookStates::RENDER_ERROR_SCREEN;
  223. break;
  224. default:
  225. break;
  226. }
  227. }
  228. void ReportProgressHook(CommandInProgress cip, uint16_t ec) {
  229. custom_message_type = CustomMsg::MMUProgress;
  230. lcd_setstatuspgm( _T(ProgressCodeToText(ec)) );
  231. }
  232. } // namespace MMU2