====== Analogs inputs configuration ======
Le Raspberry Pi (2) est dépourvu d'entrées analogiques. La carte SVXLink Card est équipée d'un convertisseur assurant cette fonction (IC7 MCP3204) pour 4 mesures.
<note important>Les entrées analogiques doivent évoluer uniquement dans la plage de tension 0 à 3,3 V</note>

Il faut dans un premier temps mettre en route le bus SPI au démarrage.

===== File /boot/config.txt =====
Edit the file /boot/config.txt and add this line:
Run editor with this command
<code bash>
sudo nano /boot/config.txt
</code>
then add this line in the file at the end of the page
<code>
dtparam=spi=on
</code>

===== Installation of the python module for the SPI bus management =====
For software modules installation, execute these commands
<code bash>
sudo apt-get install python-dev python-pip
sudo pip install spidev
</code>
=====  Acquisition tests of input analogs channels =====
To verify it works, the following python code will allow you to read the values (and display in points and voltage of the 4 inputs).

<code python | test-analog.py>
#!/usr/bin/python
#
# MCP3204/MCP3208 sample program for Raspberry Pi
#
# how to setup /dev/spidev?.?
# $ sudo modprobe spi_bcm2708
#
# how to setup spidev
# $ sudo apt-get install python-dev python-pip
# $ sudo pip install spidev
#
import spidev
import time

class MCP3208:
	def __init__(self, spi_channel=0):
		self.spi_channel = spi_channel
		self.conn = spidev.SpiDev(0, spi_channel)
		self.conn.max_speed_hz = 1000000 # 1MHz

	def __del__( self ):
		self.close

	def close(self):
		if self.conn != None:
			self.conn.close
			self.conn = None

	def bitstring(self, n):
		s = bin(n)[2:]
		return '0'*(8-len(s)) + s

	def read(self, adc_channel=0):
		# build command
		cmd = 128 # start bit
		cmd += 64 # single end / diff
		if adc_channel % 2 == 1:
			cmd += 8
		if (adc_channel/2) % 2 == 1:
			cmd += 16
		if (adc_channel/4) % 2 == 1:
			cmd += 32

		# send & receive data
		reply_bytes = self.conn.xfer2([cmd, 0, 0, 0])

		#
		reply_bitstring = ''.join(self.bitstring(n) for n in reply_bytes)
		# print reply_bitstring

		# see also... http://akizukidenshi.com/download/MCP3204.pdf (page.20)
		reply = reply_bitstring[5:19]
		return int(reply, 2)

if __name__ == '__main__':
		spi = MCP3208(0)

		count = 0
		a0 = 0
		a1 = 0
		a2 = 0
		a3 = 0

		#while count <= 11:
		while True:
			count += 1
			a0 += spi.read(0)
			a1 += spi.read(1)
			a2 += spi.read(2)
			a3 += spi.read(3)

			if count == 10:
				print "A1=%04d(%.2fV) A2=%04d(%.2fV) A3=%04d(%.2fV) A4=%04d(%.2fV)" % (a0/10, a0/10*3.3/4096, a1/10, a1/10*3.3/4096, a2/10, a2/10*3.3/4096, a3/10, a3/10*3.3/4096,)
				time.sleep(1)

				count = 0
				a0 = 0
				a1 = 0
				a2 = 0
				a3 = 0
</code>

Here is a test sequence, with the voltage setting of 3.3V (taken on the 1WIRE pin), directly sent to pins 1 to 4 of the MCP3204 (IC7)
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