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1 - PWM MOTOR 1 [OC1A]
1 - PWM MOTOR 1 [OC1A]
2 - ISP [SPI SS], PWM MOTOR 2 [OC1B]
2 - ISP [SPI SS], PWM MOTOR 2 [OC1B]
3 - ISP [SPI MOSI], WHEEL/MOTOR 1 LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in]
3 - ISP [SPI MOSI], WHEEL/MOTOR 1 LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in, int. pullup]
4 - ISP [SPI MISO], WHEEL/MOTOR 2 LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in]
4 - ISP [SPI MISO], WHEEL/MOTOR 2 LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in, int. pullup]
5 - ISP [SPI SCK], FRONT LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in]
5 - ISP [SPI SCK], FRONT LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in, int. pullup]
6 - XTAL1
6 - XTAL1
7 - XTAL2
7 - XTAL2

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==== MOTORCTRL ATMEGA8 PIN CONFIGURATION ====

Names in () are or were planned.
Pins marked with [in] are inputs, whilst the ones marked with [out] are outputs.
All other pins make use of their respective special function(s).


** GENERIC
XTAL1,2	- 16MHZ, no capacitors
VCC,
AVCC    - +5V, 100nF
GND	- COMMON GROUND


** PORT B
0 - VACCUUM CLEANER DRIVE ON/OFF [out]
1 - PWM MOTOR 1 [OC1A]
2 - ISP [SPI SS], PWM MOTOR 2 [OC1B]
3 - ISP [SPI MOSI], WHEEL/MOTOR 1 LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in, int. pullup]
4 - ISP [SPI MISO], WHEEL/MOTOR 2 LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in, int. pullup]
5 - ISP [SPI SCK], FRONT LIFTOFF DETECTOR [in, int. pullup]
6 - XTAL1
7 - XTAL2

** PORT C
0 - BATTERY POWER DIVIDER (1nF load) [ADC0]
1 - MOTOR 1 CURRENT MEASUREMENT (capacitive load?) [ADC1]
2 - MOTOR 2 CURRENT MEASUREMENT (capacitive load?) [ADC2]
3 - ACCU LOADER ON/OFF [out]
4 - TWI SLAVE [SDA]
5 - TWI SLAVE [SCL]
6 - RESET


** PORT D
0 - MOTOR 2 FORWARD [out]
1 - MOTOR 2 REVERSE [out]
2 - ENCODER A [in]
3 - ENCODER B [in]
4 - MOTOR 1 FORWARD [out]
5 - MOTOR 1 REVERSE [out]
6 - BRUSH DRIVE 1 ON/OFF [out]
7 - BRUSH DRIVE 2 ON/OFF [out]


** FREE
PD6, PD7


==== MOTORCTRL MISC STUFF ====

* Encoder IR-Diodes 1k ?? (re-evaluate)
* How to connect phototransistors? I can remeber they had 1k resistors on em. (See on orig. board)
* Use 1/8th Voltage divider (14.4 / 8 = 1.6V -> 12 cells * 1.5V max = 18V -> 18/8 = 2,25V)
* Use logic level fets for vacuum and brush motor turnon/off
* Reverse engineer loader circuit, reuse relais if it could cut loader power
* Use L6202 motor driver ICs
* Motor current:
** Blocked motor draws max. ~800mA
** Normal operation ~350mA
** 0.1 ohm current sense resistors
** Max ~80mV sense voltage
** ~35mV in normal operation
** 25 times amplification to use with adc @ 2.56V internal reference
** Use lm358 opamp
* What do the two diodes @ current sense / gnd do?

They used:
* L289 for motor control
* 14.4V motor power
* LM2565T switching power supply for logic

==== MAINBOARD SPECS ====

* Use the fat 128k flash / 16k ram 40pin DIP Atmega
* Probably use a switched power supply -> ask peter for that chip
* Think of creative use for the big fat atmel
* Use rfm12


Hansinator's MotorCTRL Board

  • Both L6202 are correctly connected to motor and atmega
    • Need a solutin for current sensing