public void AdjustCurrentTest()
{
TDKService tdkService = NewTDKService();
tdkService.SupplyVoltageLimit = 230;
tdkService.SupplyCurrentLimit = 5;
// Max available is 5
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 8;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, 5);
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 7;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, 5);
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 4;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, 4);
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 0;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, 0);
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 3;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, 3);
// Over the max of the supply, so should bring us back down
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 11;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, 5);
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 0;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, 0);
tdkService.Disconnect();
}
public void AdjustVoltageTest()
{
TDKService tdkService = NewTDKService();
tdkService.SupplyVoltageLimit = 230;
tdkService.SupplyCurrentLimit = 10;
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 160;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, 160);
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 150;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, 150);
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 170;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, 170);
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 0;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, 0);
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 120;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, 120);
// Over the max of the charger, so should bring us back down
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 240;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, tdkService.ChargerVoltageLimit);
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 0;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, 0);
tdkService.Disconnect();
}
public void StartStopChargeTest()
{
TDKService tdkService = NewTDKService();
tdkService.StartCharge();
Assert.IsTrue(tdkService.IsCharging, "Charger is not charging and should be");
tdkService.StopCharge();
Assert.IsFalse(tdkService.IsCharging, "Charger is charging and should be stopped");
tdkService.Disconnect();
}
public void OverCurrentTest()
{
// Request more current that the charger provides, make sure it steps us down
TDKService tdkService = NewTDKService();
tdkService.SupplyVoltageLimit = 230;
tdkService.SupplyCurrentLimit = 10;
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 80;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, tdkService.ChargerCurrentLimit);
// Request more current that the mains provides, make sure it steps us down
tdkService.SupplyVoltageLimit = 230;
tdkService.SupplyCurrentLimit = 5;
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 20;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedCurrent, 5);
tdkService.Disconnect();
}
public void CheckNetworkError()
{
TDKService tdkService = NewTDKService();
// First test
tdkService.Connect(null, 0);
if (!tdkService.SendMessageGetResponse("RMT LOC").Equals("ERROR"))
{
Assert.Fail("Network should have thrown an exception as there is no IP set");
}
// Reset for the second test
tdkService.Connect(ChargerIpAddress, ChargerIpPort);
if (tdkService.SendMessageGetResponse("RMT LOC").Equals("ERROR"))
{
Assert.Fail("Network should not have thown an exception, looks like IP is not set");
}
tdkService.Disconnect();
}
public void OverVoltageTest()
{
TDKService tdkService = NewTDKService();
// 300V is the max for the charger
tdkService.SupplyVoltageLimit = 230;
tdkService.SupplyCurrentLimit = 10;
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 500;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, tdkService.ChargerVoltageLimit, "Voltage has not been dropped to the Supply Voltage limit");
tdkService.SupplyVoltageLimit = 120;
tdkService.SupplyCurrentLimit = 10;
// Power supply voltage is now lower than the max for the charger
// so the charger can only supply at that voltage
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = tdkService.ChargerVoltageLimit;
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.RequestedVoltage, 120);
tdkService.Disconnect();
}
public void SetChargePower()
{
TDKService tdkService = NewTDKService();
tdkService.StartCharge();
Assert.IsTrue(tdkService.IsCharging, "Charger is not charging and should be");
tdkService.RequestedCurrent = 3.2f;
tdkService.RequestedVoltage = 32.1f;
// We call it twice as it gets set on the first time and read on the second
tdkService.ChargerUpdateInner();
tdkService.ChargerUpdateInner();
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.ActualCurrent, 0);
Assert.AreEqual(tdkService.ActualVoltage, tdkService.RequestedVoltage, 0.5);
tdkService.StopCharge();
Assert.IsFalse(tdkService.IsCharging, "Charger is still charging and should be stopped");
tdkService.Disconnect();
}
