Ezo_i2c.h

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#ifndef EZO_I2C_H
#define EZO_I2C_H

#include "Arduino.h"

#include <Wire.h>



class Ezo_board{
	public:
	
	//errors
	enum errors {SUCCESS, FAIL, NOT_READY, NO_DATA, NOT_READ_CMD};
	
	//constructors
	Ezo_board(uint8_t address);	 //Takes I2C address of the device
	Ezo_board(uint8_t address, const char* name); //Takes I2C address of the device
												//as well a name of your choice
	
	void send_cmd(const char* command);	
	//send any command in a string, see the devices datasheet for available i2c commands
	
	void send_read_cmd();	
	//sends the "R" command to the device and sets issued_read() to true, 
	//so we know to parse the data when we receive it with receive_read()

	void send_cmd_with_num(const char* cmd, float num, uint8_t decimal_amount = 3);
	//sends any command with the number appended as a string afterwards.
	//ex. PH.send_cmd_with_num("T,", 25.0); will send "T,25.000"
	
	void send_read_with_temp_comp(float temperature);
	//sends the "RT" command with the temperature converted to a string
	//to the device and sets issued_read() to true, 
	//so we know to parse the data when we receive it with receive_read()
		
	enum errors receive_cmd(char* sensordata_buffer, uint8_t buffer_len); 
	//receive the devices response data into a buffer you supply.
	//Buffer should be long enough to hold the longest command 
	//you'll receive. We recommand 32 bytes/chars as a default
	
	enum errors receive_read_cmd(); 
	//gets the read response from the device, and parses it into the reading variable
	//if send_read() wasn't used to send the "R" command and issued_read() isnt set, the function will 
	//return the "NOT_READ_CMD" error

	bool is_read_poll();		
	//function to see if issued_read() was set. 
	//Useful for determining if we should call receive_read() (if is_read_poll() returns true) 
	//or recieve_cmd() if is_read_poll() returns false) 
								
	float get_last_received_reading(); 
	//returns the last reading the device received as a float
	
	const char* get_name();		
	//returns a pointer to the name string
	
	void set_name(const char* name);
	//set a pointer to the name string
	
	enum errors get_error();	
	//returns the error status of the last received command, 
	//used to check the validity of the data returned by get_reading()
	
    uint8_t get_address();
    //returns the address of the device
    
    void set_address(uint8_t address);
    //lets you change the I2C address of the device
	
	protected:
	uint8_t i2c_address;
	const char* name = 0;
	float reading = 0;
	bool issued_read = false;
	enum errors error;	
	const static uint8_t bufferlen = 32;
};


#endif