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TMoverParameters::RadioFuse, closed by default, stands for a fuse in the
cabinet, a lever on the desk or the switch on the radio's power supply.
RadioPowered() needs it closed, so with it open the radio's buttons, calls,
messages and the radio-stop stop working; opening it at a standstill resets
the radio-stop as switching the radio off does, and the radio and radio-stop
lamps go out. New commands radiofusetoggle/radiofuseenable/radiofusedisable
(no default keys), cab controls radiofuse_sw: (follows the fuse state),
radiofuseon_sw: and radiofuseoff_sw:, and radio_fuse for the Python screens.
The AI turning the radio back on closes the fuse too.
Existing vehicles don't change: the fuse starts closed and opens only from a
new cab control or a bound key. SVN data, optional: cabs that have such a
fuse or lever get one of the new controls in their .mmd, in the form of
radio_sw: (e.g. "radiofuse_sw: { <submodel> rot 0 0 0 }"); lang/*.po can
translate "radio fuse".
(eu07/maszyna#438)
59 lines
1.9 KiB
C++
59 lines
1.9 KiB
C++
#include "stdafx.h"
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#include "doctest.h"
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#include "vehicle.h"
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// the radio works only switched on and with the low voltage (eu07/maszyna#429): its channel and volume buttons,
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// the calls and the radio-stop all ask RadioPowered()
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TEST_CASE("radio: a radio switched on with the low voltage works") {
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test::vehicle vehicle{test::definition::load("wagon")};
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vehicle->Radio = true;
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SUBCASE("24 V") { vehicle->Power24vIsAvailable = true; }
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SUBCASE("110 V") { vehicle->Power110vIsAvailable = true; }
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CHECK(vehicle->RadioPowered());
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}
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TEST_CASE("radio: a radio switched off or without the low voltage doesn't") {
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test::vehicle vehicle{test::definition::load("wagon")};
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SUBCASE("switched off") {
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vehicle->Radio = false;
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vehicle->Power24vIsAvailable = true;
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}
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SUBCASE("batteries off") {
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vehicle->Radio = true;
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vehicle->Power24vIsAvailable = false;
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vehicle->Power110vIsAvailable = false;
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}
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CHECK_FALSE(vehicle->RadioPowered());
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}
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// the cut-off in the radio's power supply (eu07/maszyna#438): a fuse, a desk lever or the switch on the radio's
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// power supply, closed unless the driver opens it
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TEST_CASE("radio: the radio fuse is closed by default") {
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test::vehicle vehicle{test::definition::load("wagon")};
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CHECK(vehicle->RadioFuse);
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}
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TEST_CASE("radio: an opened radio fuse cuts the radio off") {
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test::vehicle vehicle{test::definition::load("wagon")};
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vehicle->Radio = true;
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vehicle->Power24vIsAvailable = true;
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vehicle->RadioFuse = false;
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CHECK_FALSE(vehicle->RadioPowered());
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vehicle->RadioFuse = true;
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CHECK(vehicle->RadioPowered());
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}
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TEST_CASE("radio: opening the radio fuse at a standstill resets the radio-stop, as switching the radio off does") {
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test::vehicle loco{test::definition::fiz("4e_v1/4e")};
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loco->Battery = true;
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loco->Radio = true;
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REQUIRE(loco->RadiostopSwitch(true));
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loco->SecuritySystemCheck(0.1);
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CHECK(loco->RadioStopFlag);
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loco->RadioFuse = false;
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loco->SecuritySystemCheck(0.1);
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CHECK_FALSE(loco->RadioStopFlag);
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}
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