CHIRP

# Copyright 2017 Pavel Milanes, CO7WT, <pavelmc@gmail.com>

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import time

import struct

import logging

LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)

from time import sleep

from chirp import chirp_common, directory, memmap

from chirp import bitwise, errors, util

from textwrap import dedent

# A note about the memmory in these radios

# mainly speculation until proven otherwise:

#

# The '9100' OEM software only manipulates the lower 0x180 bytes on read/write

# operations as we know, the file generated by the OEM software IN NOT an exact

# eeprom image, it's a crude text file with a pseudo csv format

MEM_SIZE = 0x180 # 384 bytes

BLOCK_SIZE = 0x10

ACK_CMD = "\x06"

MODES = ["NFM", "FM"]

SKIP_VALUES = ["S", ""]

# This is a general serial timeout for all serial read functions.

# Practice has show that about 0.07 sec will be enough to cover all radios.

STIMEOUT = 0.07

# this var controls the verbosity in the debug and by default it's low (False)

# make it True and you will to get a very verbose debug.log

debug = True

##### ID strings #####################################################

# BF-T1 handheld

BFT1_magic = "\x05PROGRAM"

BFT1_ident = "\x20\x42\x46\x39\x31\x30\x30\x53" # " BF9100S"

def _clean_buffer(radio):

    """Cleaning the read serial buffer, hard timeout to survive an infinite

    data stream"""

    # touching the serial timeout to optimize the flushing

    # restored at the end to the default value

    #radio.pipe.timeout = 0.1

    dump = "1"

    datacount = 0

    try:

        while len(dump) > 0:

            dump = radio.pipe.read(100)

            datacount += len(dump)

            # hard limit to survive a infinite serial data stream

            # 5 times bigger than a normal rx block (20 bytes)

            if datacount > 101:

                seriale = "Please check your serial port selection."

                raise errors.RadioError(seriale)

        # restore the default serial timeout

        #radio.pipe.timeout = STIMEOUT

    except Exception:

        raise errors.RadioError("Unknown error cleaning the serial buffer")

def _rawrecv(radio, amount = 0):

    """Raw read from the radio device"""

    # var to hold the data to return

    data = ""

    try:

        if amount == 0:

            data = radio.pipe.read()

        else:

            data = radio.pipe.read(amount)

        # DEBUG

        if debug is True:

            LOG.debug("<== (%d) bytes:\n\n%s" %

                      (len(data), util.hexprint(data)))

        # fail if no data is received

        if len(data) == 0:

            raise errors.RadioError("No data received from radio")

    except:

        raise errors.RadioError("Error reading data from radio")

    return data

def _send(radio, data):

    """Send data to the radio device"""

    try:

        radio.pipe.write(data)

        # DEBUG

        if debug is True:

            LOG.debug("==> (%d) bytes:\n\n%s" %

                      (len(data), util.hexprint(data)))

    except:

        raise errors.RadioError("Error sending data to radio")

def _make_frame(cmd, addr, data=""):

    """Pack the info in the header format"""

    frame = struct.pack(">BHB", ord(cmd), addr, BLOCK_SIZE)

    # add the data if set

    if len(data) != 0:

        frame += data

    return frame

def _recv(radio, addr):

    """Get data from the radio"""

    # Get the full 20 bytes at a time

    # 4 bytes header + 16 bytes of data (BLOCK_SIZE)

    # get the whole block

    block = _rawrecv(radio, BLOCK_SIZE + 4)

    # short answer

    if len(block) < (BLOCK_SIZE + 4):

        raise errors.RadioError("Wrong block length (short) at 0x%04x" % addr)

    # long answer

    if len(block) > (BLOCK_SIZE + 4):

        raise errors.RadioError("Wrong block length (long) at 0x%04x" % addr)

    # header validation

    c, a, l = struct.unpack(">cHB", block[0:4])

    if c != "W" or a != addr or l != BLOCK_SIZE:

        LOG.debug("Invalid header for block 0x%04x:" % addr)

        LOG.debug("CMD: %s  ADDR: %04x  SIZE: %02x" % (c, a, l))

        raise errors.RadioError("Invalid header for block 0x%04x:" % addr)

    # return the data, 16 bytes of payload

    return block[4:]

def _start_clone_mode(radio, status):

    """Put the radio in clone mode, 3 tries"""

    # cleaning the serial buffer

    _clean_buffer(radio)

    # prep the data to show in the UI

    status.cur = 0

    status.msg = "Identifying the radio..."

    status.max = 3

    radio.status_fn(status)

    try:

        for a in range(0, status.max):

            # Update the UI

            status.cur = a + 1

            radio.status_fn(status)

            # send the magic word

            _send(radio, radio._magic)

            # Now you get a x06 of ACK if all goes well

            ack = _rawrecv(radio, 1)

            if ack == ACK_CMD:

                # DEBUG

                LOG.info("Magic ACK received")

                status.cur = status.max

                radio.status_fn(status)

                return True

        return False

    except errors.RadioError:

        raise

    except Exception, e:

        raise errors.RadioError("Error sending Magic to radio:\n%s" % e)

def _do_ident(radio, status):

    """Put the radio in PROGRAM mode & identify it"""

    #  set the serial discipline (default)

    radio.pipe.baudrate = 9600

    radio.pipe.parity = "N"

    radio.pipe.bytesize = 8

    radio.pipe.stopbits = 1

    radio.pipe.timeout = STIMEOUT

    radio.pipe.flush()

    # open the radio into program mode

    if _start_clone_mode(radio, status) is False:

        raise errors.RadioError("Radio did not enter clone mode, wrong model?")

    # Ok, poke it to get the ident string

    _send(radio, "\x02")

    ident = _rawrecv(radio, len(radio._id))

    # basic check for the ident

    if len(ident) != len(radio._id):

        raise errors.RadioError("Radio send a odd identification block.")

    # check if ident is OK

    if ident != radio._id:

        LOG.debug("Incorrect model ID, got this:\n\n" + util.hexprint(ident))

        raise errors.RadioError("Radio identification failed.")

    # handshake

    _send(radio, ACK_CMD)

    ack = _rawrecv(radio, 1)

    #checking handshake

    if len(ack) == 1 and ack == ACK_CMD:

        # DEBUG

        LOG.info("ID ACK received")

    else:

        LOG.debug("Radio handshake failed.")

        raise errors.RadioError("Radio handshake failed.")

    # DEBUG

    LOG.info("Positive ident, this is a %s %s" % (radio.VENDOR, radio.MODEL))

    return True

def _download(radio):

    """Get the memory map"""

    # UI progress

    status = chirp_common.Status()

    # put radio in program mode and identify it

    _do_ident(radio, status)

    # reset the progress bar in the UI

    status.max = MEM_SIZE / BLOCK_SIZE

    status.msg = "Cloning from radio..."

    status.cur = 0

    radio.status_fn(status)

    # cleaning the serial buffer

    _clean_buffer(radio)

    data = ""

    for addr in range(0, MEM_SIZE, BLOCK_SIZE):

        # sending the read request

        _send(radio, _make_frame("R", addr))

        # read

        d = _recv(radio, addr)

        # aggregate the data

        data += d

        # UI Update

        status.cur = addr / BLOCK_SIZE

        status.msg = "Cloning from radio..."

        radio.status_fn(status)

    # close comms with the radio

    _send(radio, "\x62")

    # DEBUG

    LOG.info("Close comms cmd sent, radio must reboot now.")

    return data

def _upload(radio):

    """Upload procedure"""

    # UI progress

    status = chirp_common.Status()

    # put radio in program mode and identify it

    _do_ident(radio, status)

    # get the data to upload to radio

    data = radio.get_mmap()

    # Reset the UI progress

    status.max = MEM_SIZE / BLOCK_SIZE

    status.cur = 0

    status.msg = "Cloning to radio..."

    radio.status_fn(status)

    # cleaning the serial buffer

    _clean_buffer(radio)

    # the fun start here

    for addr in range(0, MEM_SIZE, BLOCK_SIZE):

        # getting the block of data to send

        d = data[addr:addr + BLOCK_SIZE]

        # build the frame to send

        frame = _make_frame("W", addr, d)

        # send the frame

        _send(radio, frame)

        # receiving the response

        ack = _rawrecv(radio, 1)

        # basic check

        if len(ack) != 1:

            raise errors.RadioError("No ACK when writing block 0x%04x" % addr)

        if ack != ACK_CMD:

            raise errors.RadioError("Bad ACK writing block 0x%04x:" % addr)

         # UI Update

        status.cur = addr / BLOCK_SIZE

        status.msg = "Cloning to radio..."

        radio.status_fn(status)

    # close comms with the radio

    _send(radio, "\x62")

    # DEBUG

    LOG.info("Close comms cmd sent, radio must reboot now.")

def _split(rf, f1, f2):

    """Returns False if the two freqs are in the same band (no split)

    or True otherwise"""

    # determine if the two freqs are in the same band

    for low, high in rf.valid_bands:

        if f1 >= low and f1 <= high and f2 >= low and f2 <= high:

            # if the two freqs are on the same Band this is not a split

            return False

    # if you get here is because the freq pairs are split

    return True

#~ def model_match(cls, data):

    #~ """Match the opened/downloaded image to the correct version"""

    #~ # by now just size match

    #~ return False

# memory[0] is Emergency Channel

MEM_FORMAT = """

#seekto 0x0000;         // normal 1-20 mem channels

struct {

  lbcd rxfreq[4];       // rx freq.

  u8 rxtone;            // x00 = none

                        // x01 - x32 = index of the analog tones

                        // x33 - x9b = index of Digital tones

                        // Digital tone polarity is handled below

  lbcd txoffset[4];     // the difference against RX

                        // pending to find the offset polarity in settings

  u8 txtone;            // Idem to rxtone

  u8 unA:1,         //

     wide:1,        // 1 = Wide, 0 = narrow

     unC:1,         //

     unD:1,         //

     unE:1,         //

     unF:1,         //

     offplus:1,     // TX = RX + offset

     offminus:1;    // TX = RX - offset

  u8 empty[5];

} memory[21];

#seekto 0x0150;     // Unknown data... settings?

struct {

  u8 unknown0[16];  // settings goes HERE....

} settings[2];

#seekto 0x0170;     // Relay CH: same structure of memory ?

struct {

  u8 unknown1[16];

} relaych[1];

"""

@directory.register

class BFT1(chirp_common.CloneModeRadio, chirp_common.ExperimentalRadio):

    """Baofeng BT-F1 radio & possibly alike radios"""

    VENDOR = "Baofeng"

    MODEL = "BF-T1"

    _power_levels = [chirp_common.PowerLevel("High", watts=5),

                     chirp_common.PowerLevel("Low", watts=1)]

    _vhf_range = (136000000, 174000000)

    _uhf_range = (400000000, 470000000)

    _upper = 20

    _magic = BFT1_magic

    _id = BFT1_ident

    @classmethod

    def get_prompts(cls):

        rp = chirp_common.RadioPrompts()

        rp.experimental = \

            ('This driver is experimental.\n'

             '\n'

             'Please keep a copy of your memories with the original software '

             'if you treasure them, this driver is new and may contain'

             ' bugs.\n'

             '\n'

             )

        rp.pre_download = _(dedent("""\

            Follow these instructions to download your info:

            1 - Turn off your radio

            2 - Connect your interface cable

            3 - Turn on your radio

            4 - Do the download of your radio data

            """))

        rp.pre_upload = _(dedent("""\

            Follow these instructions to upload your info:

            1 - Turn off your radio

            2 - Connect your interface cable

            3 - Turn on your radio

            4 - Do the upload of your radio data

            """))

        return rp

    def get_features(self):

        """Get the radio's features"""

        # we will use the following var as global

        global POWER_LEVELS

        rf = chirp_common.RadioFeatures()

        #~ rf.has_settings = True

        #~ rf.has_bank = False

        #~ rf.has_tuning_step = False

        #~ rf.can_odd_split = True

        #~ rf.has_name = True

        rf.has_offset = True

        rf.has_mode = True

        rf.valid_modes = MODES

        #~ rf.has_dtcs = True

        #~ rf.has_rx_dtcs = True

        #~ rf.has_dtcs_polarity = True

        #~ rf.has_ctone = True

        #~ rf.has_cross = True

        #~ rf.valid_characters = VALID_CHARS

        #~ rf.valid_name_length = self.NAME_LENGTH

        rf.valid_duplexes = ["", "-", "+"] # , "split"]

        #~ rf.valid_tmodes = ['', 'Tone', 'TSQL', 'DTCS', 'Cross']

        #~ rf.valid_cross_modes = [

            #~ "Tone->Tone",

            #~ "DTCS->",

            #~ "->DTCS",

            #~ "Tone->DTCS",

            #~ "DTCS->Tone",

            #~ "->Tone",

            #~ "DTCS->DTCS"]

        rf.valid_skips = SKIP_VALUES

        #~ rf.valid_dtcs_codes = DTCS

        rf.memory_bounds = (0, self._upper)

        # power levels

        POWER_LEVELS = self._power_levels

        rf.valid_power_levels = POWER_LEVELS

        # normal dual bands

        rf.valid_bands = [self._vhf_range, self._uhf_range]

        return rf

    def process_mmap(self):

        """Process the mem map into the mem object"""

        # Get it

        self._memobj = bitwise.parse(MEM_FORMAT, self._mmap)

    def sync_in(self):

        """Download from radio"""

        data = _download(self)

        self._mmap = memmap.MemoryMap(data)

        self.process_mmap()

    def sync_out(self):

        """Upload to radio"""

        try:

            _upload(self)

        except errors.RadioError:

            raise

        except Exception, e:

            raise errors.RadioError("Error: %s" % e)

    def get_raw_memory(self, number):

        return repr(self._memobj.memory[number])

    def get_memory(self, number):

        """Get the mem representation from the radio image"""

        _mem = self._memobj.memory[number]

        # Create a high-level memory object to return to the UI

        mem = chirp_common.Memory()

        # Memory number

        mem.number = number

        if _mem.get_raw()[0] == "\xFF":

            mem.empty = True

            return mem

        # Freq and offset

        mem.freq = int(_mem.rxfreq) * 10

        # TX freq (Stored as a difference)

        mem.offset = int(_mem.txoffset) * 10

        mem.duplex = ""

        # must work out the polarity

        if mem.offset != 0:

            if _mem.offminus == 1:

                mem.duplex = "-"

                #  tx below RX

            if _mem.offplus == 1:

                #  tx above RX

                mem.duplex = "+"

            # I need to work this out with a real split example

            ####################################################

            #~ # find if there are a split freq (min diff is 400 - 174)

            #~ absv = abs(mem.freq - mem.offset)

            #~ if absv < 225000000:

                #~ mem.duplex = "split"

                #~ LOG.info("absolute difference is: %i" % absv)

        # wide/narrow

        mem.mode = MODES[int(_mem.wide)]

        #~ # skip

        #~ mem.skip = SKIP_VALUES[_mem.add]

        #~ # tone data

        #~ rxtone = txtone = None

        #~ txtone = self._decode_tone(_mem.txtone)

        #~ rxtone = self._decode_tone(_mem.rxtone)

        #~ chirp_common.split_tone_decode(mem, txtone, rxtone)

        return mem

    def set_memory(self, mem):

        """Set the memory data in the eeprom img from the UI"""

        # get the eprom representation of this channel

        _mem = self._memobj.memory[mem.number]

        # if empty memmory

        if mem.empty:

            # the channel itself

            _mem.set_raw("\xFF" * 16)

            # return it

            return mem

        # frequency

        _mem.rxfreq = mem.freq / 10

        # duplex/ offset Offset is an absolute value

        _mem.txoffset = mem.offset / 10

        # must work out the polarity

        if mem.duplex == "":

            _mem.offplus = 0

            _mem.offminus = 0

        elif mem.duplex == "+":

            _mem.offplus = 1

            _mem.offminus = 0

        elif mem.duplex == "-":

            _mem.offplus = 0

            _mem.offminus = 1

        # test this with a real split example.

        #~ elif mem.duplex == "split":

            #~ _mem.txfreq = mem.offset / 1000

        # wide/narrow

        _mem.wide = MODES.index(mem.mode)

        #~ # tone data

        #~ ((txmode, txtone, txpol), (rxmode, rxtone, rxpol)) = \

            #~ chirp_common.split_tone_encode(mem)

        #~ self._encode_tone(_mem.txtone, txmode, txtone, txpol)

        #~ self._encode_tone(_mem.rxtone, rxmode, rxtone, rxpol)

        return mem

    @classmethod

    def match_model(cls, filedata, filename):

        match_size = False

        #~ match_model = False

        LOG.debug("len file/mem %i/%i" % (len(filedata), MEM_SIZE))

        # testing the file data size

        if len(filedata) == MEM_SIZE:

            match_size = True

            # DEBUG

            if debug is True:

                LOG.debug("BF-T1 matched!")

        # testing the firmware model fingerprint

        #~ match_model = model_match(cls, filedata)

        if match_size: # and match_model:

            return True

        else:

            return False