Program for manage the Mikrotiks PoE V2 based on a microcontroller ATtiny 461a

Licence is GNU GPL V3

Examples of using:
	mtpoe_ctrl -dumpvars #shows the values of parameter variables
	mtpoe_ctrl #shows full information about PoE controller state/work
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=get_fw_ver #shows firmware version of the Attiny PoE microcontroller
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=get_voltage #shows the input voltage
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=get_temperature #shows the temperature
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=get_poe #shows the status of PoE for the ports. 0->ether2, 1..2, 3->ether5
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=set_poe --port=0 --val=1 #force-on PoE for port ether2
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=set_poe --port=1 --val=2 #auto-on PoE for port ether3
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=set_poe --port=2 --val=1 #force-on PoE for port ether4
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=set_poe --port=3 --val=0 #turn off PoE for port ether5
	mtpoe_ctrl --action=load_poe_from_uci #load PoE port settings from uci->network->poe

In /etc/config/network the poe section should be present:
config poe
	option port0 '1'
	option port1 '0'
	option port2 '1'
	option port3 '0'

Control is performed by sending commands via SPI bus. The mediator between userspace
and kernel is spidev driver and as a consequence in mach-rb-*.c init file of the platform it is
necessary to write about the following:

/* RB 750-r2(HB) with POE v2 */
#define RB750R2_ATTINY_CS			12
#define RB750R2_ATTINY_RESET	14
static int rb750r2spi_cs_gpios[3] = {
	-ENOENT, /* NOR flash. CS is automatically controlled by the spi controller itself. */
	RB750R2SSR_CS, /* 74x164 gpio extender */
	RB750R2_ATTINY_CS, /* ATtiny PoE v2 */
};
static struct ath79_spi_platform_data rb750r2spi_data __initdata = {
	.bus_num = 0,
	.num_chipselect = 3, /* We have three CS */
	.cs_gpios = rb750r2spi_cs_gpios, /* which CS */
};
static struct spi_board_info rb750r2spi_info[] = {
	...
		.max_speed_hz = 10000000,
		.modalias = "74x164",
		.platform_data = &rb750r2ssr_data,
	}, {
		.bus_num = 0,
		.chip_select = 2,
		.max_speed_hz = 2000000,
		.modalias = "spidev",
  }
}
static void __init rb750r2_setup(void)
{
	...
	ath79_register_spi(&rb750r2spi_data, rb750r2spi_info, ARRAY_SIZE(rb750r2spi_info));
	...
}

or if you use DTS:
&spi {
	spidev@2 {
		#address-cells = <1>;
		#size-cells = <1>;
		compatible = "linux,spidev";
		reg = <2>;
		spi-max-frequency = <2200000>;
	};
};

RB500UPr+S+IN:
	The board name expected is "mikrotik,rb5009upr".
	It is expected the appropriate spi device is defined in DT and the PoE is enabled. This is already ensured with
	patches for this board (also refer to https://forum.openwrt.org/t/mikrotik-rb750-r2-series-poe/7032/68).
	The get_poe command does not return the ports configuration (0x45), only the status.

Build:
	1. Copy openwrt/package/utils/mtpoe_ctrl into <openwrt build tree>/package/utils/
	2. In <openwrt build tree> run 'make menuconfig' and select this new package to build
	3a. Type 'make' to rebuild the openwrt OR
	3b. Type 'make package/utils/mtpoe_ctrl/{clean,compile}' to build this package only