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# DCC module
| Since | Origin / Contributor | Maintainer | Source |
| :----- | :-------------------- | :---------- | :------ |
| 2019-12-28 | [vsky279](https://github.com/vsky279) | [vsky279](https://github.com/vsky279) | [dcc.c](../../app/modules/dcc.c)|
The dcc module implements decoder of the [National Model Railroad Association](https://www.nmra.org/) (NMRA) Digital Command Control (DCC) decoder - see [DCC wiki](https://dccwiki.com/Introduction_to_DCC) for details.
The hardware needed to decode the DCC signal can be built based on different DCC decoders implementation for Arduino, for inspiration see [https://mrrwa.org/dcc-decoder-interface/](https://mrrwa.org/dcc-decoder-interface/). Basically the signal from the DCC bus is connected via an optocoupler to any GPIO pin. The DCC bus can be also used to power the ESP.
The module is based on the project NmraDcc [https://github.com/mrrwa/NmraDcc](https://github.com/mrrwa/NmraDcc) by Alex Shepherd. The module is based on the version from May 2005, commit [6d12e6cd3f5f520020d49946652a94c1e3473f6b](https://github.com/mrrwa/NmraDcc/tree/6d12e6cd3f5f520020d49946652a94c1e3473f6b).
## dcc.setup()
Initializes the dcc module and links callback functions.
#### Syntax
`dcc.setup(DCC_command, ManufacturerId, VersionId, Flags, OpsModeAddressBaseCV, CV_callback)`
#### Parameters
- `DCC_command(cmd, params)` calllback function that is called when a DCC command is decoded. `cmd` parameters is one of the following values. `params` contains a collection of parameters specific to given command.
- `dcc.DCC_RESET` no additional parameters, `params` is `nil`.
- `dcc.DCC_IDLE` no additional parameters, `params` is `nil`.
- `dcc.DCC_SPEED` parameters collection members are `Addr`, `AddrType`, `Speed`,`Dir`, `SpeedSteps`.
- `dcc.DCC_SPEED_RAW` parameters collection members are `Addr`, `AddrType`, `Raw`.
- `dcc.DCC_FUNC` parameters collection members are `Addr`, `AddrType`, `FuncGrp`,`FuncState`.
- `dcc.DCC_TURNOUT` parameters collection members are `BoardAddr`, `OutputPair`, `Direction`,`OutputPower` or `Addr`, `Direction`,`OutputPower`.
- `dcc.DCC_ACCESSORY` parameters collection has one member `BoardAddr` or `Addr` or `State`.
- `dcc.DCC_RAW` parameters collection member are `Size`, `PreambleBits`, `Data1` to `Data6`.
- `dcc.DCC_SERVICEMODE` parameters collection has one member `InServiceMode`.
- `ManufacturerId` Manufacturer ID returned in CV 8. Commonly `dcc.MAN_ID_DIY`.
- `VersionId` Version ID returned in CV 7.
- `Flags` one of or combination (OR operator) of
- `dcc.FLAGS_MY_ADDRESS_ONLY`Only process packets with My Address.
- `dcc.FLAGS_DCC_ACCESSORY_DECODER` Decoder is an accessory decode.
- `dcc.FLAGS_OUTPUT_ADDRESS_MODE` This flag applies to accessory decoders only. Accessory decoders normally have 4 paired outputs and a single address refers to all 4 outputs. Setting this flag causes each address to refer to a single output.
- `dcc.FLAGS_AUTO_FACTORY_DEFAULT` Call DCC command callback with `dcc.CV_RESET` command if CV 7 & 8 == 255.
- `OpsModeAddressBaseCV` Ops Mode base address. Set it to 0?
- `CV_callback(operation, param)` callback function that is called when any manipulation with CV ([Configuarion Variable](https://dccwiki.com/Configuration_Variable)) is requested.
- `dcc.CV_VALID`to determine if a given CV is valid. This callback must determine if a CV is valid and return the appropriate value. `param` collection has members `CV` and `Value`.
- `dcc.CV_READ` to read a CV. This callback must return the value of the CV. `param` collection has one member `CV` determing the CV number to be read.
- `dcc.CV_WRITE` to write a value to a CV. This callback must write the Value to the CV and return the value of the CV. `param` collection has members `CV` and `Value`.
- `dcc.CV_RESET` Called when CVs must be reset to their factory defaults.
#### Returns
`nil`
#### Example
`bit` module is used in the example though it is not needed for the dcc module functionality.
```lua
local PIN = 2 -- GPIO4
local addr = 0x12a
CV = {[29]=0,
[1]=bit.band(addr, 0x3f), --CV_ACCESSORY_DECODER_ADDRESS_LSB (6 bits)
[9]=bit.band(bit.rshift(addr,6), 0x7) --CV_ACCESSORY_DECODER_ADDRESS_MSB (3 bits)
}
local function DCC_command(cmd, params)
if cmd == dcc.DCC_IDLE then
return
elseif cmd == dcc.DCC_TURNOUT then
print("Turnout command")
elseif cmd == dcc.DCC_SPEED then
print("Speed command")
elseif cmd == dcc.DCC_FUNC then
print("Function command")
else
print("Other command", cmd)
end
for i,j in pairs(params) do
print(i, j)
end
print(("="):rep(80))
end
local function CV_callback(operation, param)
local oper = ""
local result
if operation == dcc.CV_WRITE then
oper = "Write"
CV[param.CV]=param.Value
elseif operation == dcc.CV_READ then
oper = "Read"
result = CV[param.CV]
elseif operation == dcc.CV_VALID then
oper = "Valid"
result = 1
elseif operation == CV_RESET then
oper = "Reset"
CV = {}
end
print(("[CV_callback] %s CV %d%s"):format(oper, param.CV or `nil`, param.Value and "\tValue: "..param.Value or "\tValue: nil"))
return result
end
dcc.setup(PIN,
DCC_command,
dcc.MAN_ID_DIY, 1,
--bit.bor(dcc.FLAGS_AUTO_FACTORY_DEFAULT, dcc.FLAGS_DCC_ACCESSORY_DECODER, dcc.FLAGS_MY_ADDRESS_ONLY),
bit.bor(dcc.FLAGS_AUTO_FACTORY_DEFAULT),
0, -- ???
CV_callback)
```
## dcc.close()
Stops the dcc module.
#### Syntax
`dcc.close()`
#### Parameters
`nil`
#### Returns
`nil`