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/* HDL implementation of Low-Latency API protocol
*
* Copyright 2019 Jamie Dickson aka Kitrinx
*
* Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated
* documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation
* the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software,
* and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
*
* The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions
* of the Software.
*
* THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
* TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL
* THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF
* CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS
* IN THE SOFTWARE.
*/
// Feb, 1 2019 - Initial Release
// This module requires the following assigments in the project .qsf file:
// set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "3.3-V LVTTL" -to USBIO_RX
// set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "3.3-V LVTTL" -to USBIO_TX
// set_instance_assignment -name WEAK_PULL_UP_RESISTOR ON -to USBIO_RX
// set_instance_assignment -name WEAK_PULL_UP_RESISTOR ON -to USBIO_TX
// set_location_assignment PIN_AG11 -to USBIO_RX
// set_location_assignment PIN_AH9 -to USBIO_TX
// And the following corresponding ports in the top level:
// inout USBIO_TX, // Pin AH9
// inout USBIO_RX, // Pin AG11
// Data payload bit order:
// Byte 0:
// uint8_t Controller Type (or error code)
// Notable ID's are:
// 18 - NES
// 21 - Gen 3 button
// 22 - Gen 6 button
// 27 - SNES
// 28 - NES Zapper
// 41 - Atari Paddles
// 51 - NeGcon
// 65 - PSX Digital
// 11 - PSX DS
// 12 - PSX DS2
// more info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12XpxrmKYx_jgfEPyw-O2zex1kTQZZ-NSBdLO2RQPRzM/edit
// Bytes 1-2:
// Buttons
// System SNES Genesis PSX Gun Saturn
// 0: Y A □ Click A
// 1: B B × Light B
// 2: X X △ NA X
// 3: A Y ○ NA Y
// 4: Select Mode Select NA NA
// 5: Start Start Start NA Start
// 6: LT NA L1 NA L
// 7: RT NA R1 NA R
// 8: NA Z L2 NA Z
// 9: NA C R2 NA C
// 10: U U U NA NA
// 11: D D D NA NA
// 12: L L L NA NA
// 13: R R R NA NA
// 14: 0 NA L3 NA NA
// 15: 1 NA R3 NA NA
// 16: 2 NA NA NA NA
// 17: 3 NA NA NA NA
// 18: 4 NA NA NA NA
// 19: 5 NA NA NA NA
// 20: 6 NA NA NA NA
// 21: 7 NA NA NA NA
// 22: 8 NA NA NA NA
// 23: This bit can be the "special" trigger button for retroarch
// more info: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Bk3j5kaKfV1tOfzCq3GLKFsff027RdmwOuSfBLM3Ims/edit#gid=0
// Bytes 4-12: (uint8_t's)
// 04: Axis 1 X
// 05: Axis 1 Y
// 06: Axis 1 Z
// 07: Axis 2 X
// 08: Axis 2 Y
// 09: Axis 2 Z
// 10: Slider
// 11: Dial
// 12: Hat
// Get mode status:
// 0: autopause state
// 1:
// 2:
// 3: Hotswap Disabled
// 4: UDLR mode
// 5: Analog to D-pad
// 6: autopause dis.
// 7: d-pad only mode
module LLIO
(
input CLK_50M,
input ENABLE, // If 0, module will be disabled and pins will be set to Z
input IO_LATCH_IN, // TX/D- top level IO pin
output IO_LATCH_OUT,
input IO_DATA_IN, // RX/D+ top level IO pin
output IO_DATA_OUT,
input LLIO_SYNC, // Pos edge corresponds with when the core needs the data, from core
output LLIO_EN, // High when device is communicating, passed to core
output [7:0] LLIO_TYPE, // Enumerated controller type, passed to core
output [23:0] LLIO_BUTTONS, // Vector of buttons, 1 == pressed, passed to core
output [47:0] LLIO_ANALOG // Unsigned 8 bit vector of analog axis, passed to core
);
// Commands
enum bit [7:0] {
LLIO_POLL = 8'h00, // Holds latch low until done
LLIO_STATUS = 8'h01, // Returns 13 bytes, see above
LLIO_PRESSURE_STATUS = 8'h02, // Returns ?? bytes
LLIO_SET_MODES = 8'h20, // Requires 1 byte payload
LLIO_GET_MODES = 8'h21, // Returns bit field of active modes, 1 byte. see above
// Rumble
LLIO_RUMBLE_CONST_START_FROM_PARMS = 8'h11, //must set parms first
LLIO_RUBMLE_CONST_END = 8'h12,
LLIO_RUMBLE_SINE_START_FROM_PARMS = 8'h14, //must set parms first
LLIO_RUMBLE_SINE_END = 8'h18,
LLIO_RUMBLE_CONST_JOLT = 8'h1A,
LLIO_RUMBLE_SINE_JOLT = 8'h1B,
LLIO_RUMBLE_PARMS = 8'h1C //followed by 2 bytes of data containing the parms (rumbleLevel and then rumbleLoop)
} commands;
// Errors
enum bit [7:0] {
LLIO_ERROR_NODATA = 8'h00,
LLIO_ERROR_AP_NO_REPORT = 8'hFF
} errors;
// Timing (one 50mhz cycle == 0.02us)
enum bit [20:0] {
TIME_POLL = 21'd820000, // 16.4ms - default polling period if no sync is used
TIME_SETTLE = 21'd150, // 3us - to account for bidirectional IO pins slew rate
TIME_WAIT = 21'd500, // 10us - time to wait after a reply before writing again
TIME_LEADIN = 21'd84, // 1.5us - at start of new transactions
TIME_BIT_H = 21'd109, // 2.2us - always-high first bit-half
TIME_BIT_R = 21'd115, // 2.3us - variable second bit-half
TIME_SYNC_H = 21'd49, // 1us - sync pulse between bytes high time
TIME_SYNC_L = 21'd50 // 1us - sync pulse between bytes low time
} time_periods;
typedef enum bit [2:0] {
READ_IDLE,
READ_POLL,
WRITE_STATUS,
READ_STATUS,
WRITE_SETUP,
WRITE_MODES,
READ_MODES
} execution_stage;
typedef enum bit [3:0] {
STATE_IDLE,
STATE_WRITE_START,
STATE_WRITE,
STATE_WRITE_END,
STATE_READ_START,
STATE_READ_WAIT,
STATE_READ,
STATE_READ_END
} execution_state;
logic [20:0] cycle, count, poll_offset, poll_counter, sync_counter;
logic [31:0] write_buffer;
logic [3:0] write_length;
logic [2:0] read_bit; // Relies on overflow
logic [3:0] read_byte;
logic [7:0] read_buffer[13];
logic [3:0] read_length;
logic [23:0] lljs_buttons;
logic [47:0] lljs_analog;
logic [7:0] lljs_type;
logic [7:0] lljs_modes;
reg [20:0] poll_time = TIME_POLL;
logic latch;
logic is_latched;
logic data_in, data_out;
logic enable;
logic old_sync, new_sync, old_data;
execution_stage stage = READ_IDLE;
execution_state state = STATE_IDLE;
assign LLIO_TYPE = lljs_type;
assign LLIO_BUTTONS = lljs_buttons;
assign LLIO_ANALOG = lljs_analog;
assign LLIO_EN = enable;
always_comb begin
if (latch) begin
IO_LATCH_OUT <= 1'b0;
IO_DATA_OUT <= data_out;
end else begin
IO_LATCH_OUT <= 1'b1;
IO_DATA_OUT <= 1'b1;
end
end
always_ff @(posedge CLK_50M) begin
if (ENABLE) begin
old_sync <= new_sync;
new_sync <= LLIO_SYNC;
cycle <= cycle + 1'b1;
if (~latch) begin
is_latched <= ~IO_LATCH_IN;
old_data <= data_in;
data_in <= IO_DATA_IN;
end
if (~old_sync && new_sync) begin
sync_counter <= 0;
poll_time <= poll_counter - 21'd9500; // about 3 scanlines of wobble room
poll_counter <= 0;
end else begin
sync_counter <= sync_counter + 1'b1;
poll_counter <= poll_counter + 1'b1;
end
if (stage == READ_POLL || stage == READ_STATUS)
poll_offset <= poll_offset + 1'b1;
case (state)
STATE_IDLE: begin // Idle
if (is_latched) begin // remote device wants to talk
enable <= 1'b1;
cycle <= 0;
count <= 0;
read_byte <= 0;
state <= STATE_READ_START;
end else if (stage == WRITE_STATUS) begin // We just got a poll result
if (cycle > TIME_WAIT) begin
cycle <= 0;
state <= STATE_WRITE_START;
stage <= READ_STATUS;
read_length <= 'd13;
write_buffer <= {24'd0, LLIO_STATUS};
end
end else if (stage == WRITE_MODES) begin
if (cycle > TIME_WAIT) begin
cycle <= 0;
stage <= READ_MODES;
read_length <= 1'd1;
state <= STATE_WRITE_START;
write_buffer <= {24'd0, LLIO_GET_MODES};
end
end else if (sync_counter >= (((poll_offset < (poll_time >> 1)) && enable) ?
(poll_time - poll_offset) : poll_time)) begin // Trigger timed device poll. Offset can not be > half the poll time.
if (stage != READ_IDLE) begin // IO timeout, device disconnect/defunct
enable <= 1'b0;
poll_offset <= 0;
poll_time <= TIME_POLL;
lljs_buttons <= 24'h0;
lljs_type <= 8'h0;
lljs_analog <= 48'h808080808080;
end
poll_offset <= 0;
sync_counter <= 0;
cycle <= 0;
read_length <= 0;
state <= STATE_WRITE_START;
stage <= READ_POLL;
write_buffer <= {24'd0, LLIO_POLL};
end
end
STATE_WRITE_START: begin
if (cycle == 0) begin
data_out <= 1'b0;
latch <= 1'b1; // Take control
write_length <= 'h8; // Always 8 for now
end else if (cycle >= TIME_LEADIN) begin
cycle <= 0;
state <= STATE_WRITE;
end
end
STATE_WRITE: begin
if (write_length == 0) begin
state <= STATE_WRITE_END;
cycle <= 0;
end else if (cycle == 'd0) begin // high half-bit
data_out <= 1'b1;
end else if (cycle == TIME_BIT_H) begin // data half-bit
data_out <= ~write_buffer[0];
write_buffer <= {1'b0, write_buffer[31:1]};
end else if (cycle >= (TIME_BIT_R + TIME_BIT_H)) begin
write_length <= write_length - 1'b1;
cycle <= 0;
end
end
STATE_WRITE_END: begin
if (cycle == 0)
data_out <= 1'b1;
else if (cycle == TIME_SYNC_H)
data_out <= 1'b0;
else if (cycle == (TIME_SYNC_H + TIME_SYNC_L)) begin
latch <= 1'b0; // Release
end else if (cycle >= (TIME_SYNC_H + TIME_SYNC_L + TIME_SETTLE)) begin
state <= STATE_IDLE;
cycle <= 0;
end
end
STATE_READ_START: begin
if (cycle >= TIME_SETTLE && ~is_latched) begin // Just a busy wait/poll/blip
cycle <= 0;
if (stage == READ_POLL) // If expecting a busy reply from poll, advance
stage <= WRITE_STATUS;
state <= STATE_IDLE;
end else if (count >= 'd10) begin // Allows for latch to be seen if both are released together
cycle <= 'd10;
read_bit <= 3'h0;
state <= STATE_READ;
end else if (cycle >= TIME_LEADIN && data_in) begin // If we get data high it means we're reading
count <= count + 1'b1;
end
end
STATE_READ_WAIT: begin // the space between the bytes
if (cycle > (TIME_SYNC_H + TIME_SYNC_L + 'd5) ||
((cycle > 'd25) && ~old_data && data_in)) begin // Re align during wait if needed
cycle <= 0;
read_bit <= 3'h0;
state <= (read_byte >= read_length) ? STATE_READ_END : STATE_READ;
end
end
STATE_READ: begin
if (~is_latched) begin // Accounts from random timing errors or unexpected events
cycle <= 0;
state <= STATE_IDLE;
end if (cycle == (TIME_BIT_H + (TIME_BIT_R >> 1))) begin // latch in the middle of the data window
read_buffer[read_byte][read_bit] <= ~data_in;
read_bit <= read_bit + 1'b1;
end else if (cycle >= TIME_BIT_H + TIME_BIT_R) begin
cycle <= 0;
if (read_bit == 3'h0) begin // This relies on overflow behavior
if (read_byte == 0) begin
if (stage == READ_STATUS) begin
lljs_type <= read_buffer[0];
end else if (stage == READ_MODES) begin
lljs_modes <= read_buffer[0];
end
end else if (read_byte == 'd3)
lljs_buttons[23:0] <= {read_buffer[3], read_buffer[2], read_buffer[1]};
else if (read_byte == 'd12) begin
lljs_analog[47:0] <=
{read_buffer[11], read_buffer[10], read_buffer[8],
read_buffer[7], read_buffer[5], read_buffer[4]};
end
read_byte <= read_byte + 1'd1;
state <= STATE_READ_WAIT;
end
end
end
STATE_READ_END: begin
// latch data to correct registers based on stage
if (cycle >= TIME_WAIT) begin // bliss box holds the line low for about 3us after reply
if (stage == READ_STATUS) begin
if (lljs_modes[7]) begin
lljs_buttons[10] <= lljs_buttons[10] | (lljs_analog[15:8] < 'd50);
lljs_buttons[11] <= lljs_buttons[10] | (lljs_analog[15:8] > 'd200);
lljs_buttons[12] <= lljs_buttons[10] | (lljs_analog[7:0] < 'd50);
lljs_buttons[13] <= lljs_buttons[10] | (lljs_analog[7:0] > 'd200);
end
stage <= WRITE_MODES;
end else begin
stage <= READ_IDLE;
end
cycle <= 0;
state <= STATE_IDLE;
end
end
default: begin
cycle <= 0;
count <= 0;
stage <= READ_IDLE;
state <= STATE_IDLE;
end
endcase
end else begin
latch <= 1'b0;
enable <= 1'b0;
lljs_analog <= 0;
lljs_buttons <= 0;
lljs_modes <= 0;
lljs_type <= 0;
state <= STATE_IDLE;
stage <= READ_IDLE;
end
end
endmodule