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I've found the Global Signal block and dropped it into top. I can't move past this point. I'm getting two errors just from moving the block into top.
Clock Error: (WDT interrupt generated by PSoC Creator will be overwritten by the 'isr_2' ISR handler of the 'GlobalSignal_1' component and the user will not be able to attach his functions to the individual WDT interrupts using callbacks. Either remove the component or change the interrupt generation option to 'Implementation by user').
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The fitter aborted due to errors, please address all errors and rebuild.
I referenced [this](http://www.cypress.com/file/193966/download) example. It's Psoc, but I assumed it would give me a decent idea of how to use the api.
What can I do to get this working?
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Hi Nate,
To solve this problem, you need to go to the Design Wide Resources area of your project, then the Clocks tab, then double-click on the WCO or LFCLK entry to get to the "Configure System Clocks" window and the Low Frequency Clock tab. Then, change the "Timer (WDT) ISR" option to "User provided" as shown here:
That should allow the code generation to complete correctly.
Thanks,
Jeff
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Please post your code so we can check it. By checking file in Psoc Creator the click on generate workspace bundle and attach it to a new comment.
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Hi Nate,
To solve this problem, you need to go to the Design Wide Resources area of your project, then the Clocks tab, then double-click on the WCO or LFCLK entry to get to the "Configure System Clocks" window and the Low Frequency Clock tab. Then, change the "Timer (WDT) ISR" option to "User provided" as shown here:
That should allow the code generation to complete correctly.
Thanks,
Jeff
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Thank you both. I was looking for this option in top design instead of the sub menus of the clock setup.