avrora.sim.radio
Class CC1000Radio.SerialConfigurationInterface.PDATAOutput

java.lang.Object
  avrora.sim.radio.CC1000Radio.SerialConfigurationInterface.PDATAOutput

All Implemented Interfaces:

Microcontroller.Pin.Output

Enclosing class:

CC1000Radio.SerialConfigurationInterface

protected class CC1000Radio.SerialConfigurationInterface.PDATAOutput

extends java.lang.Object

implements Microcontroller.Pin.Output

Constructor Summary

protected

CC1000Radio.SerialConfigurationInterface.PDATAOutput()

Method Summary

void	disableOutput() The disableOutput() method is called by the simulator when the program changes the direction of the pin.
void	enableOutput() The enableOutput() method is called by the simulator when the program changes the direction of the pin.
void	write(boolean level) The write() method is called by the simulator when the program writes a logical level to the pin.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CC1000Radio.SerialConfigurationInterface.PDATAOutput

protected CC1000Radio.SerialConfigurationInterface.PDATAOutput()

Method Detail

write

public void write(boolean level)

Description copied from interface: Microcontroller.Pin.Output

The write() method is called by the simulator when the program writes a logical level to the pin. The device can then take the appropriate action.

Specified by:

write in interface Microcontroller.Pin.Output

Parameters:

level - a boolean representing the logical level of the write

enableOutput

public void enableOutput()

Description copied from interface: Microcontroller.Pin.Output

The enableOutput() method is called by the simulator when the program changes the direction of the pin. The device connected to this pin can then take action accordingly.

Specified by:

enableOutput in interface Microcontroller.Pin.Output

disableOutput

public void disableOutput()

Description copied from interface: Microcontroller.Pin.Output

The disableOutput() method is called by the simulator when the program changes the direction of the pin. The device connected to this pin can then take action accordingly.

Specified by:

disableOutput in interface Microcontroller.Pin.Output