CHIRP

# Copyright 2012 Tom Hayward <tom@tomh.us>

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from chirp import chirp_common, directory, util, errors

from chirp.drivers import kenwood_live

from chirp.drivers.kenwood_live import NOCACHE, KenwoodLiveRadio, command, iserr

TS2000_SSB_STEPS = [1.0, 2.5, 5.0, 10.0]

TS2000_FM_STEPS = [5.0, 6.25, 10.0, 12.5, 15.0, 20.0, 25.0, 30.0, 50.0, 100.0]

TS2000_DUPLEX = dict(kenwood_live.DUPLEX)

TS2000_DUPLEX[3] = "="

TS2000_DUPLEX[4] = "split"

TS2000_MODES = ["?", "LSB", "USB", "CW", "FM", "AM",

                "FSK", "CR-R", "?", "FSK-R"]

TS2000_TMODES = ["", "Tone", "TSQL", "DTCS"]

TS2000_TONES = list(chirp_common.OLD_TONES)

TS2000_TONES.remove(69.3)

@directory.register

class TS2000Radio(KenwoodLiveRadio):

    """Kenwood TS-2000"""

    MODEL = "TS-2000"

    _upper = 289

    _kenwood_split = True

    _kenwood_valid_tones = list(TS2000_TONES)

    def get_features(self):

        rf = chirp_common.RadioFeatures()

        rf.has_dtcs_polarity = False

        rf.has_bank = False

        rf.can_odd_split = True

        rf.valid_modes = ["LSB", "USB", "CW", "FM", "AM"]

        rf.valid_tmodes = list(TS2000_TMODES)

        rf.valid_tuning_steps = list(TS2000_SSB_STEPS + TS2000_FM_STEPS)

        rf.valid_bands = [(1000, 1300000000)]

        rf.valid_skips = ["", "S"]

        rf.valid_duplexes = TS2000_DUPLEX.values()

        # TS-2000 uses ";" as a message separator even though it seems to

        # allow you to to use all printable ASCII characters at the manual

        # controls.  The radio doesn't send the name after the ";" if you

        # input one from the manual controls.

        rf.valid_characters = chirp_common.CHARSET_ASCII.replace(';', '')

        rf.valid_name_length = 7    # 7 character channel names

        rf.memory_bounds = (0, self._upper)

        return rf

    def _cmd_set_memory(self, number, spec):

        return "MW0%03i%s" % (number, spec)

    def _cmd_get_memory(self, number):

        return "MR0%03i" % number

    def _cmd_recall_memory(self, number):

        return "MC%03i" % (number)

    def _cmd_get_split(self, number):

        return "MR1%03i" % number

    def _cmd_set_split(self, number, spec):

        return "MW1%03i%s" % (number, spec)

    def get_memory(self, number):

        if number < 0 or number > self._upper:

            raise errors.InvalidMemoryLocation( \

                "Number must be between 0 and %i" % self._upper)

        if number in self._memcache and not NOCACHE:

            return self._memcache[number]

        result = command(self.pipe, *self._cmd_get_memory(number))

        if result == "N":

            mem = chirp_common.Memory()

            mem.number = number

            mem.empty = True

            self._memcache[mem.number] = mem

            return mem

        spec = result[2:]

        mem = self._parse_mem_spec(result)

        self._memcache[mem.number] = mem

        # FIXME

        if mem.duplex == "" and self._kenwood_split:

            result = command(self.pipe, *self._cmd_get_split(number))

            # TODO dirty hack for now, and life goes on

            #

            # really, this needs to be checked from the radio output, but radio is

            # queried RX and TX channel separatedly and gives the same freq info

            # whether it's simplex, offset, and unsure of split at moment.

            split = False

            if split:

                self._parse_split_spec(mem, result)

        return mem

    def _parse_mem_spec(self, spec):

        mem = chirp_common.Memory()

        # pad string so indexes match Kenwood docs

        spec = " " + spec

        # use the same variable names as the Kenwood docs

        _p1  = spec[3]

        _p2  = spec[4]

        _p3  = spec[5:7]

        _p4  = spec[7:18]

        _p5  = spec[18]

        _p6  = spec[19]

        _p7  = spec[20]

        _p8  = spec[21:23]

        _p9  = spec[23:25]

        _p10 = spec[25:28]

        _p11 = spec[28]

        _p12 = spec[29]

        _p13 = spec[30:39]

        _p14 = spec[39:41]

        _p15 = spec[41]

        _p16 = spec[42:49]

        mem.number = int(_p2 + _p3) # concat bank num and chan num

        mem.freq = int(_p4)

        mem.mode = TS2000_MODES[int(_p5)]

        mem.skip = ["", "S"][int(_p6)]

        mem.tmode = TS2000_TMODES[int(_p7)]

        mem.rtone = self._kenwood_valid_tones[int(_p8) - 1] # PL is 1 indexed

        mem.ctone = self._kenwood_valid_tones[int(_p9) - 1] # CTCSS is 1 indexed

        mem.dtcs = chirp_common.DTCS_CODES[int(_p10)]       # DCS is 0 indexed

        mem.duplex = TS2000_DUPLEX[int(_p12)]

        mem.offset = int(_p13) # 9-digit

        if mem.mode in ["AM", "FM"]:

            mem.tuning_step = TS2000_FM_STEPS[int(_p14)]

        else:

            mem.tuning_step = TS2000_SSB_STEPS[int(_p14)]

        mem.name = _p16

        return mem

    def set_memory(self, memory):

        if memory.number < 0 or memory.number > self._upper:

            raise errors.InvalidMemoryLocation( \

                "Number must be between 0 and %i" % self._upper)

        spec = self._make_mem_spec(memory)

        spec = "".join(spec)

        r1 = command(self.pipe, *self._cmd_set_memory(memory.number, spec))

        if not iserr(r1):

            memory.name = memory.name.rstrip()

            self._memcache[memory.number] = memory

        else:

            raise errors.InvalidDataError("Radio refused %i" % memory.number)

        # FIXME

        if memory.duplex == "split" and self._kenwood_split: 

            spec = "".join(self._make_split_spec(memory))

            result = command(self.pipe, *self._cmd_set_split(memory.number,

                                                             spec))

            if iserr(result):

                raise errors.InvalidDataError("Radio refused %i" % \

                                                  memory.number)

    def _make_mem_spec(self, mem):

        if mem.duplex in " +-":

            duplex = util.get_dict_rev(TS2000_DUPLEX, mem.duplex)

            offset = mem.offset

        elif mem.duplex == "split":

            duplex = 0

            offset = 0

        else:

            print "Bug: unsupported duplex `%s'" % mem.duplex

        if mem.mode in ["AM", "FM"]:

            step = TS2000_FM_STEPS.index(mem.tuning_step)

        else:

            step = TS2000_SSB_STEPS.index(mem.tuning_step)

        spec = ( \

            "%011i" % mem.freq,

            "%i" % (TS2000_MODES.index(mem.mode)),

            "%i" % (mem.skip == "S"),

            "%i" % TS2000_TMODES.index(mem.tmode),

            "%02i" % (self._kenwood_valid_tones.index(mem.rtone) + 1),  # PL is 1 indexed

            "%02i" % (self._kenwood_valid_tones.index(mem.ctone) + 1),  # CTCSS is 1 indexed

            "%03i" % (chirp_common.DTCS_CODES.index(mem.dtcs)),         # DCS is 0 indexed

            "0", # REVERSE status

            "%i" % duplex,

            "%09i" % offset,

            "%02i" % step,

            "0", # Memory Group number (0-9)

            "%s" % mem.name,

        )

        return spec