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The Society's wine buyers work very closely with our suppliers to determine how best to seal our wines. We list below those closures currently in use with a brief description of each.
A technical cork made up of the remnants from the production of natural corks which are ground down into particles and cleaned and then combined using a food-grade polyurethane glue. A cheaper closure which The Society's buyers discourage suppliers from using.
A technical cork made from cheaper-grade natural cork where the naturally occurring pores are filled with ground down cork particles and then the whole is sealed with a food-grade wax coating. Generally only used for wines with a short shelf-life.
Diam corks look like agglomerate corks but are far superior and are designed to put an end to cork taint and random oxidation. The production process chops cork into pieces and sorts the superior, highly elastic, suberin component from the less elastic lignin, which is discarded. It mixes the suberin with microscopic spheres of the same substance used for contact lenses, which fills the voids between the cork particles reducing porosity to air and increasing elasticity without introducing humidity. Finally the pieces are mixed with a glue and moulded under pressure. The mechanical properties of the cork are guaranteed for a certain minimum number of years depending on the grade of cork - for example Diam 2 is guaranteed for two years; Diam 3, 5 and 10 are also available.
The Champagne cork is 90% agglomerate made from cork off-cuts which are ground down, cleaned, compressed and then glued together with two disks of good quality natural cork glued onto the end which protrudes into the bottle.
Natural corks harvested from the cork oak (Quercus suber) forests in Spain and Portugal have been the closure of choice for wine for the 300 years. The bark of the cork oak is stripped from mature trees every nine years. The planks are stored and then cleaned and graded before the corks are punched out of the wood. For wines destined for long-ageing, high-grade natural corks are still the closure of choice.
Cost-effective synthetic 'corks' made from food-grade plastic with a silicone coating (similar to that used on natural corks). Generally used for wines for short-term cellaring.
A glass stopper with a plastic 'O' ring which acts as an interface between the top of the bottle and the stopper, held in place by a metal, tamper-proof seal. Relatively expensive as a closure and not widely used. Can be removed by hand.
A short natural or agglomerate cork with a plastic or wooden top to enable the stopper to be removed by hand. Traditionally used for whiskies, sherries, Madeira etc.
Aluminium alloy screwcaps made with an expanded polyethylene wadding for the lining. Screwcaps are also known as ROTEs (roll-on tamper evident) or by the brand name (Stelvin is a popular brand). Widely used in Australia and New Zealand and for wines for short-term cellaring. Becoming increasingly sophisticated in terms of allowing differing levels of permeability so mimicking the properties of natural cork offering winemakers more choice depending of the style of wine being made. There is still a lack of sound data regarding the performance of screwcaps for longer-term cellaring.
This is an agglomerate cork with a disk of good-quality natural cork adhered to both ends. A reasonably priced, reliable alternative to natural cork.
This is the metal pilfer-proof cap usually used to seal beer bottles but also used in the production of Champagne and sparkling wine when wines are stored under crown cap before the dosage is added. A few producers use crown caps to seal wine bottles. Open with a standard bottle opener.
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Jamie Goode has written an excellent book on the subject of closures for those wishing to find out more (Wine Bottle Closures, Flavour Press).
The Society includes the alcohol by volume percentage figure for each wine available online, in Lists and offers.
Alcohol by volume%
Units per standard bottle
We always include the abv (alcohol by volume) in our wines online, in our Lists and in our offers. Members looking to choose wines with lower levels of alcohol can now search our range by level of alcohol.
It is generally accepted that over the last 20 years or so alcohol levels in wine have been increasing. There are many reasons why, including but not limited to the vast improvement in vineyard management techniques which have resulted in healthier, riper fruit being harvested. Alcohol is a by-product of the fermentation of sugars in the grapes and the best-quality wines are made from grapes that have reached physiological ripeness (colour, flavour and tannin), and this generally happens after sugar ripeness.
There are several techniques that can be used to reduce alcohol levels but currently most strip the flavour as well as the alcohol, and we don't buy wines made in this way.
Excellent-quality wine is at the heart of everything we do at The Wine Society and balance is the single most important feature of quality. The interaction of a wine's sugar, acidity, tannin, alcohol and flavour matter more than the actual level of alcohol. A well-made wine of 14.5%, for example, will taste more balanced than an inferior-quality wine with 10% alcohol. Furthermore, alcohol levels are only a guide to a wine's fullness: a 12.5% cabernet sauvignon may feel heavier and more full-bodied in the mouth than, say, a gamay of 13.5%. Our tasting notes should be able to give you an idea of the style and fullness of an individual wine.
We are committed to promoting the responsible enjoyment of wines and spirits by providing relevant information to our members that allows you to make your own informed choices.
An additional figure used on some labels (including all our Society and Exhibition wines) is the number of (UK) units of alcohol contained in that bottle. This is simply the alcohol by volume percentage multiplied by the content (so a 13% wine in a standard 75cl bottle will have 9.7 units ).
For more information, please get in touch with us or visit drinkaware.co.uk
The Society's buyers provide recommended drink dates for all of our wines to help members decide the right time to pop the cork. As a general rule, most everyday white wines are best enjoyed within a year of purchase, and most everyday reds within two years. Certain fine wines, however, those with the right structure and balance, have the ability to evolve over time and gain complexity and finer nuances of flavour.
If the product page says:
...then our advice would be:
Drinking now
Should be drunk over the coming months, certainly within the year.
Now to...
Ready to drink now but will keep until the year shown.
Date range
(e.g. 2020-2042)
We recommend keeping longer before opening. For example, a wine will be ready to drink in 2020 but still young and will keep until 2042. It's a matter of personal taste when such wines should be drunk. Many members prefer to try the wines over many years from the opening drink date to the last to watch the wine evolve.
Within one year of purchase
A non-vintage wine that should be drunk within 12 months.
Within two years of purchase
A non-vintage wine that is ready now but will keep for two years.
Savouring the wonderfully complex and intense bouquet and flavour of a wine drank at its peak is undoubtedly one of life's greatest pleasures. As with people, the ageing process will vary from wine to wine. Over the years the wine's primary aromas of fresh fruit will develop more complicated and persistent secondary and tertiary aromas. The fruity flavours of, for example, a premier cru white Burgundy will, over time, evolve buttery, toasty and yeast aromas, or fine reds may develop coffee, cedar, tobacco, vegetal, or even 'animal' flavours as they age.
There is much pleasure to be had by experimenting with bottles at different stages of maturity; finding out how a wine evolves with age and, perhaps more importantly, establishing your own preference in terms of taste for mature wine are all part of the interest and excitement of cellaring wine.
The drinking window we provide is a guide to when the wines will be at their best. Many will favour the wines in the youthful early stages of their development; others will enjoy the wines at their most mature.
Decanting is a useful way of softening the tannins, rounding out the flavours and releasing the potential of a young wine. To find out more please visit our Serving Wine guide.
The Society's purpose-built, temperature-controlled Members' Reserves offers members access to optimum storage conditions for their wines.
For more help and advice about how best to enjoy your wines contact us via our enquiry form.
Oak plays a very important role in the production of wine throughout the world. However, the level of oak detectible in a wine can vary depending on a number of factors – for example, the age and size of the barrel and the type of oak used, as well as the length of time the wine is aged in wood. Oak also influences the structure and tannins of the final wine. For wines on our website, we use the following classifications:
This suggests that a wine has either seen no oak at all, or may have been produced using very large, old oak barrels, resulting in a wine that has no taste of oak. Expect these wines to be crisp, fruit-forward and aromatic.
Some oak has been used in the production, yet it has not been a defining factor in the style of the wine. In this instance, the oak may have played more of a part in the structure of the wine but there will still be discreet flavours associated with the use of new oak.
Wines that are defined by and known for their use of new oak. This must not be confused with a wine which is 'overly oaky' as that would purely be down to bad winemaking! We buy only wines that, we believe, use oak in a balanced and appealing way, enhancing flavour and complexity, and/or imparting structure.
How detectable oak is depends a good deal on the size of the barrel and how new it is. New oak provides a much more evident flavour and aroma and must be used carefully. The size of the barrel is important, as the smaller the barrel, the more surface area of the wine is in contact with the wood and the more flavour will be drawn out. Often, very large old oak barrels are used, which impart little or no oak flavour to the wine at all. They will still bring an extra dynamic to the final taste of a wine though, when compared to stainless steel or concrete vessels, as oak is porous and therefore lets a small amount of air into the barrel. This controlled oxidation has a positive effect on wines, softening the tannins and developing secondary flavours, all helping to add a complexity which comes with age.
There are many ways that people rate wines, whether it is on the 100 or 20 point scales, 5 stars, 3 glasses or simply thumbs up or down. The pleasure of a bottle of wine is hard to express in figures, but it does help give the memory of that wine a context, and a way of sharing your opinion with others.
In response to members' requests we have added a star rating option to the site so you can mark your favourites, or maybe those occasional less-than-welcome experiences, and make your next order easier.
You can use the 5-star rating tool to record your experiences however you wish, but if you are looking for some guidance we believe that a focus on the 'value' of the wine takes into account the quality but also the pleasure it provided, and whether it is something you would recommend to friends.
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Roll Your Own Analog Input
Modern computers are inherently digital devices. They work with ones and zeros (although that hasn't always been the case). However, we live in a decidedly analog world, so many systems (including systems on a chip) have methods to generate and read different analog quantities.
I've mentioned it before, but these conversions usually take some form of my old algebra teacher's maxim: Take what you know and use it to figure out what you don't know. Granted, these days you typically buy analog inputs and outputs ready-made, possibly as part of your CPU, even. It can still be useful to understand how they work. In addition to theory, I'll show you a few simple Arduino-based demonstrations you can try.
There are many ways to coax a variable voltage output from a digital device. The classic method is to use an R2R network (see image below). The idea is that each bit contributes to the total output voltage (in this case, four bits).
These give excellent results, but there are a few problems. First, the resistor values can't vary much (high precision resistors). It is also a lot of wiring and consumes a lot of output pins to get any real resolution. In addition, since digital outputs tend to not supply much current, you will probably need larger resistors and a buffer amplifier on the output, further driving complexity.
There is an easier way to get voltage out of a digital pin that doesn't have these problems. It goes without saying, though, that it has its own set of problems. That mechanism is to use pulse width modulation.
Your office probably has a light switch that can turn the light on (1) or off (0). What would happen if you could turn it on for exactly one second and then off for exactly one second? The room brightness would average 50% of the normal value. With such a broad time gap, though, you'd notice it. What if you could flip the switch on and off at, say, 100 microseconds at a time? Then you'd just think the light was dim (in fact, some light dimmers work exactly this way).
By varying the ratio of on-to-off times (the duty cycle), you can go from full off (0%) to full on (100%) and anywhere in between. There are many ways to generate PWM (for example, see one of my earlier blogs). If you are driving a light or a motor, the inertia (or whatever the equivalent to inertia is in optics) will average the signal for you. But what if you really want a voltage?
The average voltage is the integral of the voltage with respect to time. And a capacitor just happens to integrate the voltage applied to it. A simple RC filter will do the trick (see Figure 2 below).
Figure 3 (below) shows a simulation of a 50kHz PWM signal at 50%. One drawback is obvious: The voltage doesn't immediately reach the 2.5V you expect. Also, the signal suffers from some ripple that gets through the RC filter. You can reduce the ripple with a bigger capacitor, but that will cause the time delay to get worse. Or you can reduce the capacitor or the resistor to decrease the wait time, but you then get more ripple. There's no free lunch. Still, a PWM output is useful in many cases.
What about analog input? There are many ways to do that too. Some super fast analog to digital converters use a series of comparators that compare the input voltage to a series of reference voltages. Imagine if you had reference voltages of 1V, 2V, 3V, and 4V. You could use four comparators and by examining the output, you could immediately tell if you had less than 1V (no comparators on), more than 4V (all comparators on), or something in between. This is fast, but wastes a lot of input pins.
A more usual approach is to use a single comparator and generate a changing voltage to compare it to using a digital to analog converter.
The ATMega CPUs have an analog comparator built into it (on pins D6 and D7 for plus and minus, respectively), and so the Arduino can work with this comparator. Of course, these CPUs also have an analog to digital converter built into it, but I wanted to demonstrate how a converter works, not just use one as a black box.
I didn't want to wire up an R2R network, so I decided to use the Arduino's PWM generation as a voltage reference. The ripple will make the conversion less accurate, but it is simple and it does work.
If you want to build the same test setup as I have, you'll need a 1uF capacitor, a 10K resistor, and a potentiometer. You'll also want a solderless breadboard to connect it all up, unless you want to build a permanent circuit. Any value over 5K should be fine for the potentiometer. You could also use a variable power supply. The other components aren't that critical either, but you may have to change the timing of the software depending on the values you choose. Make the following connections to your Arduino board:
Essentially this is creating the same RC circuit in Figure 2 and connecting it to the PWM pin (pin 9). The output goes to one side of the analog comparator (D6). The other side goes to the input voltage, which is taken from the potentiometer. With the right software, you should be able to turn the potentiometer and read the resulting voltage. You can verify the actual voltage with a meter or a scope and it should be within a few tenths of a volt.

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Typical way of formatting user visible strings in application interfaces, for a long time has been that of plain text or at most visual markup like HTML tags. In most textual content environments, shift to semantic markup has been recognized as superior to visual (for example, the Docbook XML for documentation). Why not go down the same road for UI strings?
In the semantic model, text elements are marked for their meaning, rather than for their visual appearance. Consider a few i18n examples of visual formatting:
i18n("<qt>%1 does not exist</qt>", fname);i18n("
Using KDE UI text semantic markup (KUIT for short), these strings would be formated like this:
i18nc("@action:button", "Move");
i18nc("@item:inmenu", "Descending");
i18nc("@info", "<filename>%1</filename> does not exist", fname);
"<title>History Sidebar</title>" "<para>You can configure the history sidebar here.</para>");
Two distinct differences between visual and KUIT markup can be observed.
The first is the use of context i18n calls, the i18nc(), to convey the broad usage context of a string by means of context marker. The first message above, "Move", has been assigned the @action:button marker, where @action is the main context that describes the text as an action to be taken (e.g. operation on data or opening of a new dialog), and :button the interface subcue saying that this text is displayed on a pushbutton widget. The second message, "Descending", has been marked as a semantically a list entry (@item), displayed in a menu (:inmenu). The interface subcue can be left out if none is appropriate.
The other difference is the use of semantic tags, which convey the meaning of the element. For example, the <filename>%1</filename> bit in the third message tells that the substituted text is the name of a file, and the <title> and <para> tags in the last message lay out a clear structure of longer informational texts.
|The context marker can be added when working with Qt Designer too. Each text label of a widget has a comment attribute, which can be used in same manner as context argument of i18nc() call.
Even when context marker is present, sometimes the programmer may want to provide an additional free-form clarification to translators, in order shed more light on particularly ambiguous strings. It is just separated by a whitespace from the context marker proper, like this:
i18nc("@item:inmenu Sorting order", "Descending");
KUIT markup has advantages both to users and to translators of applications that make use of it.
For the users, the use of semantic tags means consistent formatting of same kinds of text. The notorious example of inconsistent visual formatting would be filenames and paths, which are sometimes put in as is, sometimes in quotes (and ordinary quotes at that, rather than proper English fancy quotes), and sometimes in bold tags. Furthermore, the text withing the tag may be modified with semantic markup; for example, the <filename> text is transformed from "/" path delimiters to platform specific ones.
Translators will benefit from both context markers and tags. The "Move" string in the example above had @action context, for which the translator may use command form of the verb, while gerund form (like "Moving") may be more appropriate in the @title context, which would be used if the string was title of the menu, option group, etc. The interface subcue, like :button above, if present additionally enables translator to mentally picture the actual runtime appearance on the spot. Tags within the text will also benefit translators, as they may clear up the structure of the sentence, especially in presence of placeholder substitutions.
The context markers also serve a technical purpose. They decide whether what form of visual formatting is used. E.g. any @title context will use plain text, whereas @info contexts will mostly be formatted with HTML tags (may depend on the interface subcue too).
None the least, semantic markup removes the burden of thinking about the visual formatting to apply while programming, like "Should I put the path in quotes or <b>?", or "Should the title be <h2> or <h3>?", and so on.
Context marker consist of the main context and the interface subcue. The subcue needs not be present, and should be provided only when the text clearly maps to what the subcue describes. KUIT presently defines the following main contexts and their possible interface subcues:
KUIT semantic tags come in several logical groups:
Phrase tags are mostly terminal, meaning that by default they will not admit any subtags; where some subtags can be used, it is so indicated. KUIT defines the folowing description tags:
"Open with <application>%1</application>", appName);
"You can try the following snippet:<bcode>" "\begin{equation}" " C_{D_i} = \frac{C_z^2}{e \pi \lambda}" "\end{equation}" "</bcode>");
"This will call <command>%1</command> internally.", cmdName);
"Consult man entry for <command section='1'>%1</command>", cmdName);
"Send bug reports to <email>%1</email>.", emailNull);
"Send praises to <email address='%1'>the author</email>.", emailMy);
"Checking <emphasis>feedback</emphasis> circuits...");
"Assure that your <envar>PATH</envar> is properly set.");
i18nc("@info", "Cannot read <filename>%1</filename>.", filename);
"<filename><envar>HOME</envar>/.foorc</filename> does not exist.");
"Execute <icode>svn merge</icode> on selected revisions.");
"The line colors can be changed under " "<interface>Settings->Visuals</interface>.");
"Go to <link>%1</link> website.", urlKDE);
"Go to <link url='%1'>the KDE website</link>.", urlKDE);
"The fortune cookie says: <message>%1</message>", trouble);
"Connecting to <numid>%1</numid>...", portNo);
"Replace <placeholder>name</placeholder> with your name.");
"<placeholder>All images</placeholder>");
i18nc("@info", "Apply color scheme <resource>%1</resource>?", colScheme);
"Cycle through layouts using <shortcut>Alt+Space</shortcut>.");
Sentence tags mark complete sentences in text, and will admit any phrase tags as subtags. The following are defined:
"Probably the best known of all duck species is the Mallard. " "It breeds throughout the temperate areas around the world. " "<note>Most domestic ducks are derived from Mallard.</note>");
"Really delete this key?" "<warning>This cannot be undone.</warning>");
Structure tags are used to split longer texts into titles, paragraphs, and lists. By default they can contain any phrase or sentence tags, unless indicated otherwise.
If any of the structure tags is present, then there must be no text outside of structure tags. The following is not valid KUIT markup:
// invalid markup
"<title>History Sidebar</title>" "You can configure the history sidebar here."); // <para> missing
Semantic markup cannot be used in "dumb" strings, which do not pass through KDE's i18n subsystem. These would be, for example, strings in .desktop format files. But not the strings in UI files, as in Qt Designer they can be equipped with both context markers (via comment field to text properties) and semantic tags.
Qt's rich text HTML tags can be used concurrently with KUIT tags, but this is not advised unless necessary. They may be needed, for example, to create tables or insert images, as KUIT does not implement this functionality at the moment.
Sometimes, the visual formatting may not be quite appropriate for the output device; each context comes with a default formatting. For example, if the @info context is applied to a string which is used in a widget that does not handle rich text, it will come out with HTML tags displayed verbatim. To handle this, visual formatting can be explicitly signaled by /format modifier to context marker:
"<filename>%1</filename> does not exist", fname);
Presently, the possible format modifiers are /plain, /rich and /shell. In particular, any strings which are output to the terminal should have explicit /shell format.
Admittedly, KUIT markup is an additional thing to be learned and applied throughout the course of development. By now you may be wondering if it is worthwile to invest time into that, particularly in view of two cases:
You are strongly advised to use KUIT for new code. Compared to the total time spent on code, writing UI messages is only a small fraction. Context markers will help translators a lot, and message tags will provide consistent visual text formatting to your application.
When modifying existing code, there are two issues. First, obviously it is a daunting task to go through hundreds (or worse) of messages and equip them with semantic markup. Second, by changing the messages, the translators too will have to review their existing translations; however, it is not expected that the porting will take so "epic" proportions that the translators cannot keep up. Sumarily, feel free to do as you see fit.
Additionally, for porting, keep in mind that it is not all-or-nothing proposal. Any amount of semantic messages are useful to translators, and users can only see the difference for the better. Thus, for example, deciding to make all new messages semantic and slowly over time fix old messages, is a perfectly fine strategy.
To make your job easier, there is a standalone i18n-checker script that you can run on your code by yourself, and which is also daily run on the code repository wide (as part Krazy-framework), that will report the problems in KUIT markup, as well as check some other i18n nuances. It can be found in the KDE repository, in ((when it's done)).
Last but not the least, there is also a chic-effect to the KUIT. Its wide use, together with some under-the-hood elements on translators' disposal, will make KDE4's i18n layer without peer in free or proprietary software world. Insofar as you consider localization excellence an important part of the overall KDE excellence, this is something that may also tip your decision :) -- Your Friendly Translator.


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Minimum staffing for NL police on agenda
New London - The City Council on Monday will review a proposal to adopt a minimum police staffing level to maintain a "viable police force" in the city.
Councilor Michael Passero is proposing an ordinance that would require the city to employ at least 80 sworn police officers and patrolmen. The New London Police Department currently has about 65 sworn officers, according to the department.
Passero said on Friday that he was concerned that the police staffing level has been dropping over the last several years, particularly as officers leave to join departments in surrounding towns and cities. In 2010, the city's police force reached close to 95 officers before dropping to 70 in July 2013.
Public safety is the number one matter residents look to their government to provide, Passero said, and while the city is doing a "good job" with the resources it has, he said the current staffing level is not sustainable.
The current size of the department requires officers to work double shifts and put in overtime, according to Passero. He said the city's charter authorizes the council to establish minimum police staffing levels.
"The City Council is the policy-making body," he said. "It's time for the City Council to decide this is the appropriate level of staffing to maintain an adequate police force."
He said while he would normally leave such matters to the city administration, he has so far not seen action on its part.
The council set aside $500,000 in the 2013-14 budget to pay for six months of salary for six new police officers in the second half of the year, The Day has reported. Finizio had said it would likely be January before his office would have enough information to make sure the budget would allow for the hiring and purchase of new equipment.
"I support having at least 80 officers in the New London Police Department," Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio said in a statement Friday. "The brave men and women of the NLPD have been doing an amazing job with limited resources, poorly conditioned vehicles and equipment, and low staffing levels. This simply can not continue. While 80 officers may not be an optimal staffing level, I do believe that at least that many officers are needed for the department to function at what I would consider acceptable levels.
"I plan to begin the hiring process as soon as the City Administration, working with the City Council, can determine that we can begin hiring while still balancing the 2013-2014 municipal budget," Finizio added.
"I look forward to working with the Council to accomplish what Council President Hyslop set as his top priority for this Council term; hiring more officers in our police department."
Council President the Rev. Wade A. Hyslop Jr. said Friday that Passero is within his right to request the ordinance, and there may be other councilors who will agree with him.
"I personally will not necessarily agree with the number," Hyslop said. "I will be asking how he came up with that number."
The council may also vote Monday on a resolution to have the city administration withdraw its appeal of an arbitration award regarding the firing of former Officer Thomas Northup. The city is opposing the state Board of Mediation and Arbitration's order to rehire Northup, who was fired for use of excessive and unreasonable force when he shot and wounded the unarmed driver of a stolen ice truck in 2011.
"The Administration will continue to support the appeal in the Northup case to the fullest extent of the law," Finizio said in a statement. "I believe it is critical to set the public policy, and legal precedent, not only for the City of New London but also for the State of Connecticut, that whether or not a police officer should be indicted, or found liable, for a police shooting; that officer should be able to be terminated from employment if it is determined that they violated the City's patrol policies on the use of deadly force."
Passero said he thought the city should respect the board's decision and did not have grounds to challenge the ruling.
"I think we have to respect the process," he said.
The Council will meet in closed session Monday with the mayor and legal director's office to discuss the issue.
Who: New London City Council
What: Discussion on adopting an ordinance that would require the city to employ at least 80 sworn police officers and patrolmen
When: 7 p.m. Monday
Where: Council Chambers, City Hall
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The Japanese bilateral project assists villagers in reclaiming swamps and small irrigated plots for rice production and seeks to build the management capacities of the local population, including government technicians, in good agricultural practices thus contributing to the reduction of poverty and food insecurity.
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Last time I talked about decomposing moderately complicated programs into simpler blocks and drilling down to smaller blocks with more complexity.
A few years back I was approached to redesign a piece of gear. The exact details aren't important, so I'm going to change the details to protect the guilty. The basic idea was the machine could produce one of several objects like a 3D printer. The user would take an existing object and put it in a slot. The machine would recognize which part it was and print a copy of that part.
Simple, right? Apparently the people who designed the complex machine thought so. They had wired reed switches to a conventional PC keyboard and put magnets on the model objects. If the user put the object in just right, the machine would see a keypress on the keyboard and get to work. The chances of that, however, were pretty slim and the machine was often surrounded by angry users.
When I first saw this, I thought about using RFID, which was a pretty new thing at the time. I was afraid it might be cost prohibitive, but I found a line of very neat sensors from a company called Phidgets. The inexpensive boards connect via USB and one of them provides an RFID sensor.
You've probably seen RFID tag systems in stores. The tags can be in a credit card form or in a little button about the size of a quarter. The simple tags supported by the Phidget board have to be close to the receiver and they each have a unique number that identifies them. If the tag gets close to the reader, the reader will detect it and report is unique number.
The API to read the RFID isn't very difficult to use, but it is a bit baroque. In other words, it isn't as simple as just calling
get_rfid_tag(). You have to open the device and connect to it. There are a variety of callbacks (but you don't have to use them) and a little logic to determine if you have a new tag or you are still reading a previous tag.
This is a good example of how you can get a program rolling by using the top down method I discussed last time. Here's a simple program that meets the requirements:
#include "auto3dp.h" int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { init(); while (1) { int tag=read_rfid(); if (tag) do_3d_print_job(get_obj_id(tag)); } return 0; // not reached }
That's easy, right? Well, if you already have the
get_rfid and
do_3d_print_job functions, it is. I'm going to leave the
do_3d_print_job function as an exercise for the reader (although, it is easy enough to stream G-Code to the printer or call an external program to do it). That's another advantage of this technique. For debugging purposes, it is very easy to replace the simple function with a debugging stub. For example:
#include <stdio.h> char *objects[]= { "None", "Robot", "Cup", "Ring", "Money Clip" }; void do_3d_print_job(int id) { assert(id<sizeof(objects)/sizeof(objects[0])); printf("Printing object %s\n",objects[id]); }
This lets me put that function off until I'm ready to work on it for real.
The Phidgets RFID reader API requires you to do the following steps:
- Create a handle to the device
- Connect callbacks for various events (optional)
- Open the device
- Connect the device
- Turn on the antenna
- Either wait for events or wait for callbacks
The events can be that a tag was acquired or lost, an interface board being inserted or removed, or some sort of error.
For this simple program I decided to do the simplest thing and just wait for a tag to appear. Without the callbacks, the easiest way to do that seems to be to make a call to see if the reader is currently in contact with an RFID tag. If so, you can read the "last" tag (which is, of course, the one it is contact with). The program stores the tag number so that it doesn't report the same tag repeatedly. It will, however, report the same tag if the readers sees the tag, loses contact with the tag, and then the tag is placed next to the reader again.
The only other complication is that the tag is long enough to need a 64-bit integer. In the code, you'll see the use of long long data types and the rarely used
strtoull function (the two l's at the end are not a typo).
Here's my actual implementation of the RFID code:
#include "auto3dp.h" #include <stdlib.h> static CPhidgetRFIDHandle rfid=0; static unsigned long long lastid=0; static int open_rfid() { int result; if (!rfid) { CPhidgetRFID_create(&rfid); CPhidget_open((CPhidgetHandle)rfid,-1); return 1; } return rfid!=0; } static void close_rfid() { lastid=0; if (rfid) { CPhidget_close((CPhidgetHandle)rfid); CPhidget_delete((CPhidgetHandle)rfid); rfid=0; } } unsigned long long read_rfid(void) { unsigned long long rv=0; int stat=0; char *tag; CPhidgetRFID_Protocol proto; open_rfid(); // does nothing if already open CPhidgetRFID_setAntennaOn(rfid,PTRUE); // check to see if tag active CPhidgetRFID_getTagStatus(rfid,&stat); if (stat!=1) { lastid=0; return rv; } CPhidgetRFID_getLastTag2(rfid,&tag,&proto); rv=strtoull(tag,NULL,16); if (rv==lastid) return 0; lastid=rv; return rv; }
You can find all the code online if you want to try it for yourself. You'll also need the Phidgets C API from their web site to compile and run the program. Or, you can replace the RFID module with a debugging stub, if you prefer.
I used C because the Phidgets API is C-oriented (although they have other APIs for many other languages, and there are some third-party C++ wrappers on the Internet). However, the general idea is applicable to just about any language.


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