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#define MAX44000_ADDR0x94#define INT_STATUS_REG0x00#define OFF_THRESHOLD4600#define OFF_DELAY1#define ON_THRESHOLD4000#define ON_DELAY3uint8 screenStatus;// 0 means off, 1 means on/* i2cWriteBytes() Arguments:uint8 address - devICe addressuint8 start_reg - register where the first byte is writtenuint8 *data - data to writeuint8 nbytes - number of bytes to write Consecutively writes several bytes to some i2c device starting at some specified address -- implemented elsewhere*/void i2cWriteBytes(uint8 address,uint8 start_reg,uint8 *data,uint8 nbytes);/* MAX44000InterruptHandler()
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*/void MAX44000InterruptHandler() {uint8 i2cData[3];i2cRead1Byte(MAX44000_ADDR,INT_STATUS_REG,&i2cData);if (i2cData&0x01 != 0)return;// check to make sure interrupt really fired// this simultaneously clears the interrupt flagif (screenStatus) {i2cData[0] = ON_DELAY;i2cData[1] = ON_THRESHOLD >> 8 & 0xBF; // set ABOVE = 0i2cData[2] = ON_THRESHOLD & 0xFF;} else {i2cData[0] = OFF_DELAY; i2cData[1] = OFF_THRESHOLD >> 8 | 0x40; // set ABOVE = 1i2cData[2] = OFF_THRESHOLD & 0xFF;} // set the new threshold depending on what the screen status was// set the delay and threshold after each interrupti2cWriteBytes(MAX44000_ADDR,0x0A,i2cData,3);return;} // MAX44000InterruptHandler
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