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When using the counter in the above said modes, it is not getting reset after reaching the max period. but it resets after coming to zero.
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Oh yes. I got it. My mistake Bob, It's been just 4 days I've started working on PsoC3.
Thanks a lot once again.:-) 🙂
Aditya
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Welcome in the forum!
This might be conform to the datasheet, though you expect something different. Can you post your complete project, so that we all can have a look at all of your settings? To do so, use
Creator->File->Create Workspace Bundle (minimal)
and attach the resulting file.
Tell us some more: Are you trying to perform something special or are you in the process of understanding the counter component?
Bob
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Yes, as i thought: you specify a counter with count up and down. Following the datasheet of counter v 3.0 page 9, and for your case at begin of page 10:
When the clock mode is set to Clock With UpCnt & DwnCnt this option reloads to the period value when counter is 0x00 or all 0xFF.
Bob
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Oh yes. I got it. My mistake Bob, It's been just 4 days I've started working on PsoC3.
Thanks a lot once again.:-) 🙂
Aditya
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I will give you a valuable hint:
For relative few money you can obtain a PSoC4 -M Prototyping Kit as a cheap build-in when you finished a project. All you learned with your PSoC3 kit you can use with the PSoC4 kit as well. Yes, I admit: not all, but when you understood how to "Think PSoC" you will find it not too difficult.
Bob
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Sure Bob, will keep that in mind.
Thank you.
Aditya