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Hi,
I have started experimenting with a TCPWM component on a PSoC4000S (CY8C4045AZI-S413). Placings this component in the .cysch fails fitting of the digital blocks.
My .cysch is almost empty. Apart from some GPIO, I only have the TCPWM component. I a aware that this is a fixed-function component that can only use specific output pin. Therefore, I have configured both output lines ("line", "line_n") of the TCPWM component to the correct pins. However, even if I do not lock the pins, the fitter fails to place the TCPWM component.
This is not the first time I use TCPWM with PSoC. however, my experience is mostly with PSoC4200M and PSoC5LP. I never had trouble placing a TCPWM component.
The error I get is:
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You cannot connect the ov signal to an ISR component, connect to the Interrupt signal instead.
Bob
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You cannot connect the ov signal to an ISR component, connect to the Interrupt signal instead.
Bob
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Hi Bob,
thank you. Indeed, it works. However, I wonder if this is specific to the PSoC4000S family. In another project, on a PSoC4200M, I have connected the "ov" output of a TCPWM to an isr component:
It works nicely.
Do you have an explanation?
Best regards
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The digital signal interface (DSI) fabric differs from PSoC family to family. I have red the solution here in the forum.
Bob