openpilot/selfdrive/car/volkswagen/interface.py

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from cereal import car
from selfdrive.config import Conversions as CV
from selfdrive.car.volkswagen.values import CAR, BUTTON_STATES
from common.params import put_nonblocking
from selfdrive.car import STD_CARGO_KG, scale_rot_inertia, scale_tire_stiffness, gen_empty_fingerprint
from selfdrive.car.interfaces import CarInterfaceBase
GEAR = car.CarState.GearShifter
EventName = car.CarEvent.EventName
class CarInterface(CarInterfaceBase):
def __init__(self, CP, CarController, CarState):
super().__init__(CP, CarController, CarState)
self.displayMetricUnitsPrev = None
self.buttonStatesPrev = BUTTON_STATES.copy()
@staticmethod
def compute_gb(accel, speed):
return float(accel) / 4.0
@staticmethod
def get_params(candidate, fingerprint=gen_empty_fingerprint(), has_relay=False, car_fw=[]):
ret = CarInterfaceBase.get_std_params(candidate, fingerprint, has_relay)
# VW port is a community feature, since we don't own one to test
ret.communityFeature = True
if candidate == CAR.GOLF:
# Set common MQB parameters that will apply globally
ret.carName = "volkswagen"
ret.radarOffCan = True
ret.safetyModel = car.CarParams.SafetyModel.volkswagen
# Additional common MQB parameters that may be overridden per-vehicle
ret.steerRateCost = 0.5
ret.steerActuatorDelay = 0.05 # Hopefully all MQB racks are similar here
ret.steerLimitTimer = 0.4
# As a starting point for speed-adjusted lateral tuning, use the example
# map speed breakpoints from a VW Tiguan (SSP 399 page 9). It's unclear
# whether the driver assist map breakpoints have any direct bearing on
# HCA assist torque, but if they're good breakpoints for the driver,
# they're probably good breakpoints for HCA as well. OP won't be driving
# 250kph/155mph but it provides interpolation scaling above 100kmh/62mph.
ret.lateralTuning.pid.kpBP = [0., 15 * CV.KPH_TO_MS, 50 * CV.KPH_TO_MS]
ret.lateralTuning.pid.kiBP = [0., 15 * CV.KPH_TO_MS, 50 * CV.KPH_TO_MS]
# FIXME: Per-vehicle parameters need to be reintegrated.
# For the time being, per-vehicle stuff is being archived since we
# can't auto-detect very well yet. Now that tuning is figured out,
# averaged params should work reasonably on a range of cars. Owners
# can tweak here, as needed, until we have car type auto-detection.
ret.mass = 1700 + STD_CARGO_KG
ret.wheelbase = 2.75
ret.centerToFront = ret.wheelbase * 0.45
ret.steerRatio = 15.6
ret.lateralTuning.pid.kf = 0.00006
ret.lateralTuning.pid.kpV = [0.15, 0.25, 0.60]
ret.lateralTuning.pid.kiV = [0.05, 0.05, 0.05]
tire_stiffness_factor = 0.6
ret.enableCamera = True # Stock camera detection doesn't apply to VW
ret.transmissionType = car.CarParams.TransmissionType.automatic
# TODO: get actual value, for now starting with reasonable value for
# civic and scaling by mass and wheelbase
ret.rotationalInertia = scale_rot_inertia(ret.mass, ret.wheelbase)
# TODO: start from empirically derived lateral slip stiffness for the civic and scale by
# mass and CG position, so all cars will have approximately similar dyn behaviors
ret.tireStiffnessFront, ret.tireStiffnessRear = scale_tire_stiffness(ret.mass, ret.wheelbase, ret.centerToFront,
tire_stiffness_factor=tire_stiffness_factor)
return ret
# returns a car.CarState
def update(self, c, can_strings):
canMonoTimes = []
buttonEvents = []
# Process the most recent CAN message traffic, and check for validity
# The camera CAN has no signals we use at this time, but we process it
# anyway so we can test connectivity with can_valid
self.cp.update_strings(can_strings)
self.cp_cam.update_strings(can_strings)
ret = self.CS.update(self.cp)
ret.canValid = self.cp.can_valid and self.cp_cam.can_valid
ret.steeringRateLimited = self.CC.steer_rate_limited if self.CC is not None else False
# Update the EON metric configuration to match the car at first startup,
# or if there's been a change.
if self.CS.displayMetricUnits != self.displayMetricUnitsPrev:
put_nonblocking("IsMetric", "1" if self.CS.displayMetricUnits else "0")
# Check for and process state-change events (button press or release) from
# the turn stalk switch or ACC steering wheel/control stalk buttons.
for button in self.CS.buttonStates:
if self.CS.buttonStates[button] != self.buttonStatesPrev[button]:
be = car.CarState.ButtonEvent.new_message()
be.type = button
be.pressed = self.CS.buttonStates[button]
buttonEvents.append(be)
events = self.create_common_events(ret, extra_gears=[GEAR.eco, GEAR.sport])
# Vehicle health and operation safety checks
if self.CS.parkingBrakeSet:
events.add(EventName.parkBrake)
if self.CS.steeringFault:
events.add(EventName.steerTempUnavailable)
ret.events = events.to_msg()
ret.buttonEvents = buttonEvents
ret.canMonoTimes = canMonoTimes
# update previous car states
self.displayMetricUnitsPrev = self.CS.displayMetricUnits
self.buttonStatesPrev = self.CS.buttonStates.copy()
self.CS.out = ret.as_reader()
return self.CS.out
def apply(self, c):
can_sends = self.CC.update(c.enabled, self.CS, self.frame, c.actuators,
c.hudControl.visualAlert,
c.hudControl.audibleAlert,
c.hudControl.leftLaneVisible,
c.hudControl.rightLaneVisible)
self.frame += 1
return can_sends