This package implements methods to use a PWM peripheral as a tone generator ready to connect a passive buzzer to a MCU pin. It generates a square wave of the specified frequency and 50% duty cycle.
It depends on the PWM abstract driver provided by Apache Mynewt. Review if the PWM driver interface is implemented for your platform.
Usage:
/* enable buzzer tone at 2 KHz frequency */
buzzer_tone_on(2000);
/* disable tone generation */
buzzer_tone_off();
Configuration:
syscfg.vals:
# required:
BUZZER_PIN: 18
# optional (default):
BUZZER_PWM: '"pwm0"'
# activate PWM device (if your BSP does not it)
PWM_0: 1
Add the repository to the project:
project.repositories:
- apache-mynewt-core
- treboada-driver-buzzer
repository.treboada-driver-buzzer:
type: github
vers: 1-latest
user: treboada
repo: mynewt-driver-buzzer
Upgrade project dependencies and create a new target (with your BSP and app):
newt upgrade
newt target create buzzer-test
newt target set buzzer-test \
bsp=@apache-mynewt-core/hw/bsp/nordic_pca10040 \
app=@treboada-driver-buzzer/apps/beep \
build_profile=debug
Issues? https://github.com/Treboada/mynewt-driver-buzzer/issues
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