ANT BSC simulator

This module simulates data for the BSC Transmitter . The API for this module is available here: ANT BSC simulator

The module uses the Sensor Data Simulator to simulate automatic changes of the speed and cadence values.

Initialization

Use the following command to initialize the module:

    const ant_bsc_simulator_cfg_t simulator_cfg =
    {
        .p_profile      = &m_ant_bsc,
        .device_type    = SENSOR_TYPE,
    };

If you want the speed and cadence values to be changed automatically, add the following statement:

    ant_bsc_simulator_init(&m_ant_bsc_simulator, &simulator_cfg, true);

If you want to be able to change the speed and cadence values manually, add the following statement:

    ant_bsc_simulator_init(&m_ant_bsc_simulator, &simulator_cfg, false);

Including the module in an application

Periodically call the BSC simulator in the application to prepare data for each TX event occurrence. The following snippet shows how to do this:

void ant_bsc_evt_handler(ant_bsc_profile_t * p_profile, ant_bsc_evt_t event)
{
    nrf_pwr_mgmt_feed();

    switch (event)
    {
        case ANT_BSC_PAGE_0_UPDATED:
            /* fall through */
        case ANT_BSC_PAGE_1_UPDATED:
            /* fall through */
        case ANT_BSC_PAGE_2_UPDATED:
            /* fall through */
        case ANT_BSC_PAGE_3_UPDATED:
            /* fall through */
        case ANT_BSC_PAGE_4_UPDATED:
            /* fall through */
        case ANT_BSC_PAGE_5_UPDATED:
            /* fall through */
        case ANT_BSC_COMB_PAGE_0_UPDATED:
            ant_bsc_simulator_one_iteration(&m_ant_bsc_simulator);
            break;

        default:
            break;
    }
}

The following snippet shows how to change the speed and cadence values manually:

void bsp_evt_handler(bsp_event_t evt)
{
    switch (evt)
    {
        case BSP_EVENT_KEY_0:
            ant_bsc_simulator_increment(&m_ant_bsc_simulator);
            break;

        case BSP_EVENT_KEY_1:
            ant_bsc_simulator_decrement(&m_ant_bsc_simulator);
            break;

        default:
            return; // no implementation needed
    }
}