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Hi,
Some time ago i did a project and used SPI_txBufferRead and SPI_rxBufferRead variables to know where in the FIFO buffer i "was".
- SPI_txBufferRead = Transmits buffer location of the last data read from the buffer and transmitted by SPI Master hardware.
- SPI_rxBufferRead = Receives buffer location of the last data read from the buffer by the API.
(This information is at the end of the page 20 of the current SPI Datasheet.)
Now i'm trying to use the same variables and Creator gives me an error "Build error: 'SPI_txBufferRead' undeclared (first use in this function)"
After some checking theres an "announcement" at the end of the SPI.h file:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/***************************************
* The following code is DEPRECATED and
* should not be used in new projects.
***************************************/
#define SPI_WriteByte SPI_WriteTxData
#define SPI_ReadByte SPI_ReadRxData
void SPI_SetInterruptMode(uint8 intSrc) ;
uint8 SPI_ReadStatus(void) ;
void SPI_EnableInt(void) ;
void SPI_DisableInt(void) ;
#define SPI_TXDATA (SPI_TXDATA_REG)
#define SPI_RXDATA (SPI_RXDATA_REG)
#define SPI_AUX_CONTROLDP0 (SPI_AUX_CONTROL_DP0_REG)
#define SPI_TXBUFFERREAD (SPI_txBufferRead)
#define SPI_TXBUFFERWRITE (SPI_txBufferWrite)
#define SPI_RXBUFFERREAD (SPI_rxBufferRead)
#define SPI_RXBUFFERWRITE (SPI_rxBufferWrite)
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and there's SPI_txBufferRead :/.
So, there's any new way to know in what position of the FIFO i'm?
I need to use it know because i'm having some problems with those FIFOs.
Thanks in advance
Carlos
BTW i'm using CY8CKIT-059 kit
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PSoC 5LP
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Found it:
§ 4.2.3 Power Supply System
...
Note: In order to use an external power supply, while KitProg is connected to the PCB USB, remove
diode, D1, from the board. This ensures that VTARG supply from KitProg is not supplied to the target
device. KitProg measures the target voltage and adjusts the logic levels on the programming pins
accordingly.
...
Will remove the D1 diode and come back if i have any problem.
Carlos
PD: I even found a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UMXdJHwh_U
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When you do not specify a buffer the variables will not exist. The SPI_rxBufferRead will not point into the FIFO which exists as real hardware. When the buffer defined exceeds the fifo size, an internal SPI-interrupt will fetch the data from fifo and store them in a circular buffer. The position within the buffer is reflected by SPI_rxBufferRead variable.
Bob
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So (if i understand right), if my FIFO buffer is 4 bytes depth i'm unable to use that variables?
Well, it's a shame ;(, i think i will need to do a real debug instead of just printing stuff out, problem is the PSoC need to be running at 3.3v, i think the only way (without buying a MiniProg) to debug it is using the PSoC 4 Pioneer kit configured at that voltage. By any chance do you know the part number of the debug connectors on the board?
Thanks for the info Bob, i'm always learning from your posts :D.
Carlos
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So (if i understand right), if my FIFO buffer is 4 bytes depth i'm unable to use that variables? That's right.
problem is the PSoC need to be running at 3.3v, Why a problem? There is some information in the Kitprog manual afaik (or was it the Kit manual) concerning different voltage. There was a diode that was needed to be removed and the 3.3V must be provided separately. Check the manuals by searching for "3.3".
Bob
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Found it:
§ 4.2.3 Power Supply System
...
Note: In order to use an external power supply, while KitProg is connected to the PCB USB, remove
diode, D1, from the board. This ensures that VTARG supply from KitProg is not supplied to the target
device. KitProg measures the target voltage and adjusts the logic levels on the programming pins
accordingly.
...
Will remove the D1 diode and come back if i have any problem.
Carlos
PD: I even found a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UMXdJHwh_U
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Well, just for update i were able to debug the PSoC 5LP after removing the D1 diode and providing 3.3v to the kit via external power supply. Also changed the PSoC working voltages on the system tab.
Thanks for the help
Carlos
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Great!
Bob