ANT pulse simulator module. More...

Macros
#define	MIN_HEART_RATE_VALUE 10u
	Minimum allowed instantaneous heart rate value.

#define	MAX_HEART_RATE_VALUE 255u
	Maximum allowed instantaneous heart rate value.

#define	HEART_RATE_VALUE_INCREMENT 2u
	Instantaneous heart rate value increment amount.

#define	HEART_RATE_VALUE_DECREMENT HEART_RATE_VALUE_INCREMENT
	Instantaneous heart rate value decrement amount.

Functions
void	puls_simulate_init ( ant_hrm_profile_t *p_related_profile, uint8_t init_heart_rate, bool auto_change)
	Function for initializing the pulse simulator. More...

void	pulse_simulate_one_iteration (void)
	Function for simulating a device event. More...

void	button_event_handler ( bsp_event_t event)
	Function for handling button events. More...

Detailed Description

ANT pulse simulator module.

This module simulates a pulse for the ANT HRM Profile. The module calculates abstract values, which are handled by the HRM pages data model to ensure that they are compatible. It provides a handler for changing the heart rate value manually (using bsp_button actions as defined in the Board Support Package ) and functionality to change the heart rate value automatically.

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void button_event_handler ( bsp_event_t event )

Function for handling button events.

This function can be used as bsp_button event handler.

Parameters

[in] event Event generated by button press.

void puls_simulate_init	(	ant_hrm_profile_t *	p_related_profile ,
		uint8_t	init_heart_rate ,
		bool	auto_change
	)

Function for initializing the pulse simulator.

Call this function to make the simulator use a specific instance of the ANT HRM data model.

Parameters

[in]	p_related_profile	Pointer to the HRM data instance used for simulation.
[in]	init_heart_rate	Initial value for instantaneous heart rate value.
[in]	auto_change	Enable or disable automatic changes of the heart rate.

void pulse_simulate_one_iteration ( void )

Function for simulating a device event.

Based on this event, the transmitter data is simulated.

This function should be called in the HRM TX period according to the device profile (4.06 Hz).

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Detailed Description

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