micropython-samples/power/mt.py

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# mt.py Display module for the power meter
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# Copyright (c) 2017 Peter Hinch
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import uasyncio as asyncio
from mains import Scaling
from constants import *
from lcd160_gui import Button, Label, Screen, Dropdown, Dial, LED, ButtonList
from lplot import CartesianGraph, Curve
import font10
from lcd_local import setup
from utime import ticks_ms, ticks_diff
from os import listdir
if 'mt.py' in listdir('/flash'):
mains_device = Scaling() # Real
# mains_device = Scaling(True, False) # Simulate
else: # Running on SD card - test setup
mains_device = Scaling(True, False) # Simulate
# STANDARD BUTTONS
def fwdbutton(y, screen, text, color):
def fwd(button, screen):
Screen.change(screen)
return Button((109, y), font = font10, fontcolor = BLACK, callback = fwd,
args = [screen], fgcolor = color, text = text)
def backbutton():
def back(button):
Screen.back()
return Button((139, 0), font = font10, fontcolor = BLACK, callback = back,
fgcolor = RED, text = 'X', height = 20, width = 20)
def plotbutton(y, screen, color):
def fwd(button, screen):
Screen.change(screen)
return Button((139, y), font = font10, fontcolor = BLACK, callback = fwd,
args = [screen], fgcolor = color, text = '~', height = 20, width = 20)
# **** BASE SCREEN ****
class BaseScreen(Screen):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.pwr_range = 3000
# Buttons
fwdbutton(57, IntegScreen, 'Integ', CYAN)
fwdbutton(82, PlotScreen, 'Plot', YELLOW)
# Labels
self.lbl_pf = Label((0, 31), font = font10, width = 75, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
self.lbl_v = Label((0, 56), font = font10, width = 75, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
self.lbl_i = Label((0, 81), font = font10, width = 75, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
self.lbl_p = Label((0,106), font = font10, width = 75, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
self.lbl_va = Label((80,106), font = font10, width = 79, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
# Dial
self.dial = Dial((109, 0), fgcolor = YELLOW, border = 2)
# Dropdown
self.dropdown = Dropdown((0, 0), font = font10, width = 80, callback = self.cbdb,
elements = ('3000W', '600W', '150W', '60W', '30W'))
self.led = LED((84, 0), color = GREEN)
self.led.value(True)
# Dropdown callback: set range
def cbdb(self, dropdown):
self.pwr_range = int(dropdown.textvalue()[: -1]) # String of form 'nnnW'
mains_device.set_range(self.pwr_range)
# print('Range set to', self.pwr_range, dropdown.value())
def reading(self, phase, vrms, irms, pwr, nelems, ovr):
# print(phase, vrms, irms, pwr, nelems)
self.lbl_v.value('{:5.1f}V'.format(vrms))
if ovr:
self.lbl_i.value('----')
self.lbl_p.value('----')
self.lbl_pf.value('----')
self.lbl_va.value('----')
else:
self.lbl_i.value('{:6.3f}A'.format(irms))
self.lbl_p.value('{:5.1f}W'.format(pwr))
self.lbl_pf.value('PF:{:4.2f}'.format(pwr /(vrms * irms)))
self.lbl_va.value('{:5.1f}VA'.format(vrms * irms))
self.dial.value(phase + 1.5708) # Conventional phasor orientation.
if ovr:
self.led.color(RED) # Overrange
elif abs(pwr) < abs(self.pwr_range) / 5:
self.led.color(YELLOW) # Underrange
else:
self.led.color(GREEN) # OK
def on_hide(self):
mains_device.set_callback(None) # Stop readings
def after_open(self):
mains_device.set_callback(self.reading)
# **** PLOT SCREEN ****
class PlotScreen(Screen):
@staticmethod
def populate(curve, data):
xinc = 1 / len(data)
x = 0
for y in data:
curve.point(x, y)
x += xinc
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
backbutton()
Label((142, 45), font = font10, fontcolor = YELLOW, value = 'V')
Label((145, 70), font = font10, fontcolor = RED, value = 'I')
g = CartesianGraph((0, 0), height = 127, width = 135, xorigin = 0) # x >= 0
Curve(g, self.populate, args = (mains_device.vplot,))
Curve(g, self.populate, args = (mains_device.iplot,), color = RED)
# **** INTEGRATOR SCREEN ****
class IntegScreen(Screen):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
# Buttons
backbutton()
plotbutton(80, PlotScreen, YELLOW)
# Labels
self.lbl_p = Label((0, 0), font = font10, width = 78, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
Label((90, 4), font = font10, value = 'Power')
self.lbl_pmax = Label((0, 30), font = font10, width = 78, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
Label((90, 34), font = font10, value = 'Max')
self.lbl_pin = Label((0, 55), font = font10, width = 78, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
self.lbl_pmin = Label((0, 80), font = font10, width = 78, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
Label((90, 84), font = font10, value = 'Min')
self.lbl_w_hr = Label((0,105), font = font10, width = 78, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
self.lbl_t = Label((88, 105), font = font10, width = 70, border = 2, bgcolor = DARKGREEN, fgcolor = RED)
table = [
{'fgcolor' : GREEN, 'text' : 'Max Gen', 'args' : (True,)},
{'fgcolor' : BLUE, 'text' : 'Mean', 'args' : (False,)},
]
bl = ButtonList(self.buttonlist_cb)
for t in table: # Buttons overlay each other at same location
bl.add_button((90, 56), width = 70, font = font10, fontcolor = BLACK, **t)
self.showmean = False
self.t_reading = None # Time of last reading
self.t_start = None # Time of 1st reading
self.joules = 0 # Cumulative energy
self.overrange = False
self.wmax = 0 # Max power out
self.wmin = 0 # Max power in
self.pwr_min = 10000 # Power corresponding to minimum absolute value
def reading(self, phase, vrms, irms, pwr, nelems, ovr):
self.wmax = max(self.wmax, pwr)
self.wmin = min(self.wmin, pwr)
if abs(pwr) < abs(self.pwr_min):
self.pwr_min = pwr
if ovr:
self.overrange = True
t_last = self.t_reading # Time of last reading (ms)
self.t_reading = ticks_ms()
if self.t_start is None: # 1st reading
self.t_start = self.t_reading # Time of 1st reading
else:
self.joules += pwr * ticks_diff(self.t_reading, t_last) / 1000
secs_since_start = ticks_diff(self.t_reading, self.t_start) / 1000 # Runtime
mins, secs = divmod(int(secs_since_start), 60)
hrs, mins = divmod(mins, 60)
self.lbl_t.value('{:02d}:{:02d}:{:02d}'.format(hrs, mins, secs))
if ovr:
self.lbl_p.value('----')
else:
self.lbl_p.value('{:5.1f}W'.format(pwr))
if self.showmean:
self.lbl_pin.value('{:5.1f}W'.format(self.joules / max(secs_since_start, 1)))
else:
self.lbl_pin.value('{:5.1f}W'.format(self.wmin))
self.lbl_pmin.value('{:5.1f}W'.format(self.pwr_min))
if self.overrange: # An overrange occurred during the measurement
self.lbl_w_hr.value('----')
self.lbl_pmax.value('----')
else:
self.lbl_pmax.value('{:5.1f}W'.format(self.wmax))
units = self.joules / 3600
if units < 1000:
self.lbl_w_hr.value('{:6.0f}Wh'.format(units))
else:
self.lbl_w_hr.value('{:6.2f}KWh'.format(units / 1000))
def buttonlist_cb(self, button, arg):
self.showmean = arg
def on_hide(self):
mains_device.set_callback(None) # Stop readings
def after_open(self):
mains_device.set_callback(self.reading)
def test():
print('Running...')
setup()
Screen.change(BaseScreen)
test()