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My Project has a problem, I Attached here
I think it is no problem, logically, but compiler show a error message like below,
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Error: mpr.M0098: Signal "Net_1742" is expected to connect to only one GPIO analog pin but instead it connects to "\Sample_Hold_1:SC\". Please fix the connection.
(App=cydsfit)
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Does anyone know, solve this problem?
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Could you upload the project for others to check?
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The datasheet says:
Use an AMuxHw component when you need a signal to be switched in hardware. Currently, only
the GPIOs can be multiplexed with this multiplexer.
You are routing internal signals to the AMUX
Bob
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Hi ysl,
Since internal signals are to be multiplexed in your design, you should use Analog Mux (Software). The channels can be selected using APIs such as AMux_Select ( ), AMux_Connect ( ), AMux_Disconnect ( ), etc.
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Is there a way to route internal analog signals witout firmware intervation?
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All routing is done by simply setting bits in the right registers, so routing could be done programatically (if this is what you want to do), When you specify a bit more what exactly you want to perform we (the forum) would be able to consider how to do that best.
Bob
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@ciaoalonso: please don't just post new questions in a thread which is more than a year old. Just open an new one, its easy. That way you will get more users to see it, and will get better answers.