Merge pull request #149 from Kadoyu/main

Resending: Add Board Configuration of Pico Fighting Board(PFB)

configs/PicoFightingBoard/BoardConfig.h

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+/*
+ * SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
+ * SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2021 Jason Skuby (mytechtoybox.com)
+ */
+
+#ifndef PICO_BOARD_CONFIG_H_
+#define PICO_BOARD_CONFIG_H_
+
+#include <GamepadEnums.h>
+
+
+// This is the main pin definition section.
+// This will let you specify which GPIO pin each button is assigned too.
+// You can set any of the main pins as `-1` to disable it.
+// The Turbo pin and LS + RS slider pins can also be set to `-1` to disable that functionality.
+// Please note that only when `PIN_BUTTON_TURBO` is set to `-1` will the `T##` be removed from a connected display.
+// Please note that only when `PIN_SLIDER_LS` and  `PIN_SLIDER_RS` are set to `-1` will the button combo shortcut for DP/LS/RS work.
+// The buttons are listed in GP2040 configuration, beside each the listed order is *GP2040 / Xinput / Switch / PS3 / Directinput / Arcade*
+
+#define PIN_DPAD_UP     1           // UP
+#define PIN_DPAD_DOWN   2           // DOWN
+#define PIN_DPAD_RIGHT  3           // RIGHT
+#define PIN_DPAD_LEFT   0           // LEFT
+#define PIN_BUTTON_B1   11          // B1 / A / B / Cross / 2 / K1
+#define PIN_BUTTON_B2   12          // B2 / B / A / Circle / 3 / K2
+#define PIN_BUTTON_R2   13          // R2 / RT / ZR / R2 / 8 / K3
+#define PIN_BUTTON_L2   14          // L2 / LT / ZL / L2 / 7 / K4
+#define PIN_BUTTON_B3   7           // B3 / X / Y / Square / 1 / P1
+#define PIN_BUTTON_B4   8           // B4 / Y / X / Triangle / 4 / P2
+#define PIN_BUTTON_R1   9           // R1 / RB / R / R1 / 6 / P3
+#define PIN_BUTTON_L1   10          // L1 / LB / L / L1 / 5 / P4
+#define PIN_BUTTON_S1   5           // S1 / Back / Minus / Select / 9 / Coin
+#define PIN_BUTTON_S2   6           // S2 / Start / Plus / Start / 10 / Start
+#define PIN_BUTTON_L3   21          // L3 / LS / LS / L3 / 11 / LS
+#define PIN_BUTTON_R3   22          // R3 / RS / RS / R3 / 12 / RS
+#define PIN_BUTTON_A1   4           // A1 / Guide / Home / ~ / 13 / ~
+#define PIN_BUTTON_A2   20          // A2 / ~ / Capture / ~ / 14 / ~
+#define PIN_BUTTON_TURBO -1         // Turbo
+#define PIN_BUTTON_REVERSE -1       // UDLR Reverse
+#define PIN_SLIDER_LS    -1         // Left Stick Slider
+#define PIN_SLIDER_RS    -1         // Right Stick Slider
+
+
+// This is the SOCD section.
+// SOCD stands for `simultaneous opposing cardinal directions`.
+// There are three options for `DEFAULT_SOCD_MODE` currently:
+// 1 - `SOCD_MODE_NEUTRAL` - This is a neutral SOCD.  EG. when you press `up` + `down` no input will be registered.
+// 2 - `SOCD_MODE_UP_PRIORITY` - This is up priority SOCD.  EG. when you press `up` + `down` `up` will be registered.
+// 3 - `SOCD_MODE_SECOND_INPUT_PRIORITY` - This is last priority SOCD.  EG. when you press and hold `up` then press `down` `down` will be registered.
+
+#define DEFAULT_SOCD_MODE SOCD_MODE_NEUTRAL
+
+
+// This is the LEDs section.
+// The default `TURBO_LED_PIN` pin is set to `15` ( it is recommended to run through 3V3(OUT) with a resistor)
+// The Turbo LED will flash at a speed consistant with the set speed of the Turbo when a Turbo button is active.
+// It is recommended to disable the `TURBO_LED_PIN` by setting it to `-1` if you are sensitive of flashing lights.
+// The default `BOARD_LEDS_PIN` pin is set to `28`.
+// The board LED pin will allow you to connect addressible RGB LEDs on the Pico.
+// Addressible RGB LEDs should be connected to the `VBUS` pin (#40), an avalible ground pin and the defined `BOARD_LEDS_PIN`.
+// Special note - You should only ever use addressible RGB LEDs that are rated for 5v operation on the Pico.
+// The defualt `LED_BRIGHTNESS_MAXIMUM` value is `50`.
+// This will change how bright the LEDs are with `0` being off and `100` being full brightness.
+// The minimum `LED_BRIGHTNESS_MAXIMUM` value is `0`.
+// The maximum `LED_BRIGHTNESS_MAXIMUM` value is `100`.
+// The defualt `LED_BRIGHTNESS_STEPS` value is `5`.
+// This will change how many brightness steps there are when increasing or decreasing the brightness of the LEDs via the onboard shortcut.
+// It is recommend to keep this value at `5` or `10`.
+// The defualt `LED_FORMAT` is `LED_FORMAT_GRB`.
+// You can also choose the `LED_FORMAT` of `LED_FORMAT_RGB` if your addressible RGB LEDs are not working as intended.
+// The defualt `LEDS_PER_PIXEL` is set to `1`.
+// This will change how many addressible RGB LEDs there are per button.
+// The default LEDS_[BUTTON] is an order and has nothing to do with what GPIO pin something is connected to.
+// Unless you are planning on running custom animations I would recommmend you leave this as is.
+
+#define TURBO_LED_PIN -1
+
+#define BOARD_LEDS_PIN 15
+
+#define LED_BRIGHTNESS_MAXIMUM 150
+#define LED_BRIGHTNESS_STEPS 5
+#define LED_FORMAT LED_FORMAT_GRB
+#define LEDS_PER_PIXEL 2
+
+#define LEDS_DPAD_LEFT   11
+#define LEDS_DPAD_DOWN   10
+#define LEDS_DPAD_RIGHT  9
+#define LEDS_DPAD_UP     0
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_B3   8
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_B4   7
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_R1   6
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_L1   5
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_B1   1
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_B2   2
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_R2   3
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_L2   4
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_S1   -1
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_S2   -1
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_L3   -1
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_R3   -1
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_A1   -1
+#define LEDS_BUTTON_A2   -1
+
+
+// This is the Player LED section.
+// In this section you can specify if Player LEDs will be active, and, if active, which pins will be used for them.
+// The defualt is `PLED_TYPE_NONE` which will turn the Player LEDs off.
+// The default pin for each Player LED is `-1` which disables it.
+// To enable a `PLED#_PIN`, replace the `-1` with the GPIO pin number that is desired.
+// There are three options for `PLED_TYPE` currently:
+// 1 - `PLED_TYPE_NONE` - This will disable the Player LEDs
+// 2 - `PLED_TYPE_PWM` - This will enable the Player LEDs ( it is recommended to run through 3V3(OUT) with a resistor)
+// 3 - `PLED_TYPE_RGB` - This will enable the Player LEDs as addressible RGB LEDs (please not that this has not been implemented yet)
+
+#define PLED_TYPE PLED_TYPE_PWM
+#define PLED1_PIN 16
+#define PLED2_PIN 17
+#define PLED3_PIN 18
+#define PLED4_PIN 19
+
+
+// This is the Analog section.
+// In this section you can specify if Analog is enabled, and, if endabled, which pins will be used for it.
+// The default for `ANALOG_ADC_VRX` and `ANALOG_ADC_VRY` is `-1` which disables them.
+// To enable a `ANALOG_ADC_VRX` and `ANALOG_ADC_VRY`, replace the `-1` with the GPIO pin numbers that are desired.
+
+#define ANALOG_ADC_VRX -1
+#define ANALOG_ADC_VRY -1
+
+
+// This is the I2C Display section (commonly known as the OLED display section).
+// In this section you can specify if a display as been enabled, which pins are assined to it, the block address and speed.
+// The default for `HAS_I2C_DISPLAY` is `1` which enables it.
+// To disable the display you can change `HAS_I2C_DISPLAY` to `-1`.
+// The default `I2C_SDA_PIN` is `0`.
+// The defualt `I2C_SCL_PIN` is `1`.
+// The defualt `I2C_BLOCK` is `12c0`.
+// If you change the `I2C_SDA_PIN` and `I2C_SCL_PIN` pin mapping, you may need to change the `I2C_BLOCK` as well.
+// The defualt `I2C_SPEED` is `400000`.
+// This should be more than fast enough for most displays.
+// Some smaller displays (like 0.96" and 1.31") can go up to `800000` or even `1000000`.
+// The default `DISPLAY_FLIP` is `0`.
+// This can be changed to `1` to have the dispaly output flipped.
+// The default `DISPLAY_INVERY` is `0`.
+// This can be changed to `1` to have the color on the display inverted.
+// The default `BUTTON_LAYOUT` is `BUTTON_LAYOUT_STICK` which will show an arcade stick on the left hand side of the display.
+// There are seven options for `BUTTON_LAYOUT` currently:
+// 1 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_STICK - This is a basic joystick layout
+// 2 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_STICKLESS - This is a basic stickless (all button) layout
+// 3 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_BUTTONS_ANGLED - This a WASD button layout that is angled
+// 4 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_BUTTONS_BASIC - This a WASD button layout that is straight
+// 5 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_KEYBOARD_ANGLED - This is a WASD keyboard layout that is angled
+// 6 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_KEYBOARDA - This is a WASD keyboard layout that is straight
+// 7 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_DANCEPADA - This is a dance pad layout (must be used with `BUTTON_LAYOUT_DANCEPADB` in `BUTTON_LAYOUT_RIGHT`)
+// The default `BUTTON_LAYOUT_RIGHT` is `BUTTON_LAYOUT_NOIR8` which will show eight buttons on the right hand side of the display.
+// There are eleven options for `BUTTON_LAYOUT_RIGHT` currently:
+// 1 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_ARCADE - This is a standard 8 button arcade layout
+// 2 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_STICKLESSB - This is a basic stickless (all button) layout
+// 3 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_BUTTONS_ANGLEDB - This is a standard 8 button arcade layout that is angled
+// 4 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_VEWLIX - This is the standard 8 button Vewlix layout
+// 5 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_VEWLIX7 - This is the standard 7 button Vewlix layout
+// 6 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_CAPCOM - This is the standard 8 button Capcom layout
+// 7 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_CAPCOM6 - This is the stndard 6 button Capcom layout
+// 8 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_SEGA2P - This is the standard 8 button Sega2P layout
+// 9 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_NOIR8 - This is the standard 8 button Noir layout
+// 10 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_KEYBOARDB - This is a WASD keyboard layout that is straight
+// 11 - BUTTON_LAYOUT_DANCEPADB - This is a dance pad layout (must be used with `BUTTON_LAYOUT_DANCEPADA` in `BUTTON_LAYOUT`)
+// The default `SPLASH_MODE` is `NOSPLASH`.
+// There are four options for `SPLASH_MODE` currently:
+// 1 - `STATICSPLASH` - This will display the static splash image
+// 2 - `CLOSEIN` - This will display the static splash image as a top and bottom coming together animation
+// 3 - `CLOSEINCUSTOM` - This will display the custom splash image as a top and bottom coming together animation
+// 4 - `NOSPLASH` - This will not display a splash screen on boot
+// Special note - All of the splash screen images can be changed via `include/bitmaps.h`
+
+#define HAS_I2C_DISPLAY 1
+#define I2C_SDA_PIN 26
+#define I2C_SCL_PIN 27
+#define I2C_BLOCK i2c1
+#define I2C_SPEED 400000
+#define DISPLAY_FLIP 0
+#define DISPLAY_INVERT 0
+
+// I2C Analog ADS1219 Add-on Options
+#define I2C_ANALOG1219_SDA_PIN -1
+#define I2C_ANALOG1219_SCL_PIN -1
+#define I2C_ANALOG1219_BLOCK i2c0
+#define I2C_ANALOG1219_SPEED 400000
+#define I2C_ANALOG1219_ADDRESS 0x40
+
+// Reverse Button section
+#define REVERSE_LED_PIN -1
+#define REVERSE_UP_DEFAULT 1
+#define REVERSE_DOWN_DEFAULT 1
+#define REVERSE_LEFT_DEFAULT 1
+#define REVERSE_RIGHT_DEFAULT 1
+
+#define BUTTON_LAYOUT BUTTON_LAYOUT_STICKLESS
+#define BUTTON_LAYOUT_RIGHT BUTTON_LAYOUT_STICKLESSB
+#define SPLASH_MODE NOSPLASH
+
+#endif

configs/PicoFightingBoard/README.md

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+# GP2040-CE Configuration for Pico Fighting Board
+
+* New GP2040-CE standard layout for Pico Fighting Board.
+
+Not equipped with turbo.
+
+![Pin Mapping](assets/PicoFightingBoard_v1.1.jpg)
+
+Open source board based on the Brook board design: <https://github.com/FeralAI/PicoFightingBoard>. The board labels are associated with the GP2040 generic labeling. The 20-pin connector, 4-pin connector and screw terminals are button-compatible with the Brook wiring harnesses and button mappings.

configs/PicoFightingBoard/env.ini

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+[env:pico-fighting-board]
+build_flags =
+	${env.build_flags}
+	-I configs/PicoFightingBoard/
+upload_port = .pio/build/pico-fighting-board/