5 * Initializes the FPGA for reader-mode (field on), and acquires the samples.
6 * @return number of bits sampled
8 uint32_t SampleLF(bool silent
);
11 * Initializes the FPGA for snoop-mode (field off), and acquires the samples.
12 * @return number of bits sampled
18 * @brief Does sample acquisition, ignoring the config values set in the sample_config.
19 * This method is typically used by tag-specific readers who just wants to read the samples
21 * @param trigger_threshold
23 * @return number of bits sampled
25 uint32_t DoAcquisition_default(int trigger_threshold
, bool silent
);
27 * @brief Does sample acquisition, using the config values set in the sample_config.
28 * @param trigger_threshold
30 * @return number of bits sampled
33 uint32_t DoAcquisition_config( bool silent
);
36 * Setup the FPGA to listen for samples. This method downloads the FPGA bitstream
37 * if not already loaded, sets divisor and starts up the antenna.
38 * @param divisor : 1, 88> 255 or negative ==> 134.8 KHz
42 void LFSetupFPGAForADC(int divisor
, bool lf_field
);
46 * Called from the USB-handler to set the sampling configuration
47 * The sampling config is used for std reading and snooping.
49 * Other functions may read samples and ignore the sampling config,
50 * such as functions to read the UID from a prox tag or similar.
52 * Values set to '0' implies no change (except for averaging)
53 * @brief setSamplingConfig
56 void setSamplingConfig(sample_config
*sc
);
58 sample_config
* getSamplingConfig();
59 #endif // LFSAMPLING_H