Struct ht16k33::HT16K33

pub struct HT16K33<I2C> { /* fields omitted */ }

The HT16K33 state and configuration.

Methods

impl<I2C, E> HT16K33<I2C> where
    I2C: Write<Error = E> + WriteRead<Error = E>, 

pub fn new(i2c: I2C, address: u8) -> Self

Create an HT16K33 driver.

Arguments

• i2c - The I2C device to communicate with the HT16K33 chip.

Examples

use ht16k33::i2c_mock::I2cMock;
use ht16k33::HT16K33;

// Create an I2C device.
let mut i2c = I2cMock::new();

// The I2C device address.
let address = 0u8;

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);

pub fn initialize(&mut self) -> Result<(), E>

Initialize the HT16K33.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
ht16k33.initialize()?;

pub fn destroy(self) -> I2C

Return the given I2C device, making this device unusable.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
i2c = ht16k33.destroy();

pub fn display_buffer(&self) -> &[DisplayData; 16]

Return the current display buffer.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
let &buffer = ht16k33.display_buffer();

pub fn oscillator(&self) -> &Oscillator

Return the current oscillator state.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
let oscillator = ht16k33.oscillator();

pub fn display(&self) -> &Display

Return the current display state.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
let display = ht16k33.display();

pub fn dimming(&self) -> &Dimming

Return the current dimming state.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
let dimming = ht16k33.dimming();

pub fn update_display_buffer(&mut self, location: LedLocation, enabled: bool)

Enable/disable an LED address in the display buffer.

The buffer must be written using write_display_buffer() for the change to be displayed.

Arguments

• location - The LED location to update.
• enabled - Set the LED on (true) or off (false).

Examples

use ht16k33::LedLocation;

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);

let led_location = LedLocation::new(0, 0)?;
ht16k33.update_display_buffer(led_location, true);

pub fn clear_display_buffer(&mut self)

Clear contents of the display buffer.

The buffer must be written using write_display_buffer() for the change to be displayed.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
ht16k33.clear_display_buffer();

pub fn set_oscillator(&mut self, oscillator: Oscillator) -> Result<(), E>

Control the oscillator.

Arguments

• oscillator - Set the oscillator On/Off.

Examples

use ht16k33::Oscillator;

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
ht16k33.set_oscillator(Oscillator::ON)?;

pub fn set_display(&mut self, display: Display) -> Result<(), E>

Control the display.

Arguments

• display - Set the display On/Off.

Examples

use ht16k33::Display;

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
ht16k33.set_display(Display::HALF_HZ)?;

pub fn set_dimming(&mut self, dimming: Dimming) -> Result<(), E>

Control the display dimming.

Arguments

• dimming - Set the dimming brightness.

Examples

use ht16k33::Dimming;

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
ht16k33.set_dimming(Dimming::from_u8(4)?)?;

pub fn set_led(&mut self, location: LedLocation, enabled: bool) -> Result<(), E>

Control an LED.

Arguments

• location - The LED location to update.
• enabled - Set the LED on (true) or off (false).

Examples

use ht16k33::LedLocation;

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);

let led_location = LedLocation::new(0, 0)?;
ht16k33.set_led(led_location, true)?;

pub fn write_display_buffer(&mut self) -> Result<(), E>

Write the display buffer to the HT16K33 chip.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
ht16k33.write_display_buffer();

pub fn read_display_buffer(&mut self) -> Result<(), E>

Read the display buffer from the HT16K33 chip.

Examples

let mut ht16k33 = HT16K33::new(i2c, address);
ht16k33.read_display_buffer();