Main: make VOUT_MODE return an invalid value when non-compliant

When the BE_COMPLIANT_USE_LINEAR16 switch is set to False, causing the (non-standard-compliant) LINEAR11 to be used for the output voltage instead of LINEAR16, the mode field of the VOUT_MODE register shall return an invalid value (3'b111) to indicate non-compliance.

Main: make VOUT_MODE return an invalid value when non-compliant
When the BE_COMPLIANT_USE_LINEAR16 switch is set to False, causing the (non-standard-compliant) LINEAR11 to be used for the output voltage instead of LINEAR16, the mode field of the VOUT_MODE register shall return an invalid value (3'b111) to indicate non-compliance.
1bbe930e · Christos Gentsos · 6e3d9a28 · 1bbe930e
Commit 1bbe930e authored Nov 02, 2021 by Christos Gentsos
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--- a/main_fw/src/i2c_impl.c
+++ b/main_fw/src/i2c_impl.c
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ const char MFR_SER[] = "123456789";
 #ifdef USE_LINEAR16
 const uint8_t vout_mode = 0x16; // linear mode, fixed 2^10 exponent
 #else
-const uint8_t vout_mode = 0x0; // not strictly compliant to the standard, set to zero
+const uint8_t vout_mode = 0xe0; // not compliant to the standard, set mode bits to (invalid) 3'b111
 #endif

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