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Hello,
I tried to run the Assembly Language Program but i am facing the error"The command 'Ax51.exe' failed with exit code '2'."
May i know how to rectify thiserror??
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Can i get some sample projects based on ASEMBLY LANGUAGE Program .Please....
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Your errormessage states that the assembly failed. Usually there is an errormessage before indicating the cause of the fail, plse have a look at that.
The Keil documentation has a couple of examples and an example for a complete assembly file with all its segments.
Bob
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Hi,Bob:
I happended pass by, there are some problems. I use "PSoC Creator 2.2 Component Pack 6", and I can't use asm("nop"), I don't know why, i just can't compailed it.
I really need 1us to control my sensor, please give me some solutions.
Max
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The delay functions are subject to the error tolerance of the clock, which is
+/- 5% at 48 Mhz for PSOC 3.
If you need precise timing for your sensor, use external clock oscillator, specify
in clock editor the tolerance needed. Note that cannot be < main clock oscillator specs
obviously, whether using internal or external main clock.
Regards, Dana.
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The PSoC3 clock gets accurate to about 0.25% when the USB mode is used (because the PSoC then syncs to the USB clock)
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Hi,Bob:
Thanks,cydelayus() is perfect for me ,I use PSoC 3 to communicate with DHT11 (Temperature & Humidity Sensor), I configure the pin as bidirectional, and the drive mode is resistive pull down, I need to output the signal to active the sensor and then receive the signal from the sensor.
I am not sure how to control the pin , especially the configuration.
I upload my project , please have a look.
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Bob
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USB Clock (from TRM) -
USB Mode Operation
This device works with an automatic clock frequency locking
circuit for USB operation. This design allows for small fre-
quency adjustments based on measurements of the incom-
ing USB timing (frame markers) versus the IMO clock rate.
With this clock locking loop, the clock frequency can stay
within spec for the USB Full Speed mode (±0.25% accu-
rate). The IMO must be operated at 24 MHz for proper clock
locking, with the doubler supplying 48 MHz for USB logic.
The USB locking feature for the IMO can be enabled by the
register bit FASTCLK_IMO_CR [6].
and
The USB needs a 48 MHz clock to function. The clock to the
USB is called the clk_usb. The clk_usb can be derived from
either IMOCLK, doubler clock (IMOCLK * 2), PLL, or the DSI
clock. For further details on the clock for this block, see the
Clocking System chapter on page 121. The OsClock block
of the USB trims the USB clock to lock to the frequency of
the USB packets. The USB clock is clocked to the USB
token as per the USB 2.0 Specification. When the frequency
is locked with other USB bit streams, the block will locate a
particular edge in the USB packet. The number of clock peri-
ods between these edges is measured to lock the internal
oscillator frequency with the frequency of the USB packet.
The frequency tuning value is sent to the Clocking system
by the USB Block to lock the frequency. The locking of the
frequency is done by the hardware and needs no user inter-
vention. The Synchronization Block of the Arbiter handles
the synchronization of the USB Clock and System Clock.
and from AN60631
USB Clock
PSoC 3 and PSoC 5LP’s clocking architecture allows the
device to automatically trim the IMO to the USB traffic
from an attached host. This feature allows the PSoC 3 or
PSoC 5LP to achieve a USB accurate clock using only the
IMO and USB traffic with a host as a reference. This
accuracy is achieved by adjusting the IMO’s trim setting
after measuring the IMO frequency, using host USB start
of frame events as a timing reference.
What this tells us is that the relative accuracy to the host must conform to +/- .25%, that
is, however, not derived from an absolute clock source, but the host traffic timing. So the
delay functions still are only as accurate as the absolute clock source feeding the processor.
Think of one PSOC acting as host, on internal clock, and the other as slave, also on internal
clock. PSOC clock is only 5% accurate, but USB host to slave is .25%, relative key word.
Regards, Dana.
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Hi,Bob:
Have you try the project ? Is there something wrong ?
I am not familiar with this forums .I uploaded my project ,but I can't find it on the page, so I upload it again .
I make enougn comments to help you read my code in main.c.
There is a datasheet about the sensor DHT11(Temperature & Humidity Sensor) ,It is a 1 wire digital sensor.
: http://www.micro4you.com/files/sensor/DHT11.pdf
Maxwell
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Some people are having problems using Chrome to upload, use
IE or Firefox to upload project archive, zip file.
Regards, Dana.