ModusToolbox PSoC 6 SDK

Hi,

I am using  eclipse based environment for modustoolbox. I want to add fast math function like arm_sin_f32 etc... in my code. I have already gone through https://community.cypress.com/t5/ModusToolbox-Bluetooth-SDK/How-to-add-libm-for-math-funtion/m-p/36884 but in my eclipse environment I don't have option like "Tool settings", GCC Linker etc.

Please refer some screenshots.

Could you help here.

Thanks.

Hi Cypress:

   when we download the psoc6 code form github of  https://github.com/cypresssemiconductorco?q=mtb-example-psoc6%20NOT%20Deprecated,   when we import the project and  with offline  of  modustoolbox-offline-content-1.0.0.36.zip, and build it , it show error with "app-id is not set" ; can you help to advice how to solve it due to we has no internet ;

I am currently trying to create an application in Modus Toolbox that implements a basic custom BLE service with two characteristics: one to write a byte of data and one to read a byte of data from a phone client. Since I couldn't find any BLE tutorials for Modus Toolbox, I have been using a combination of the "BLE_Battery_Level_FreeRTOS" example, the "Cypress PSoC 6 Bluetooth Low Energy Middleware Library 3.50" quick start guide, and the PSOC Creator BLE tutorial videos as references, but it has been somewhat difficult to figure out the correct approach. I feel like I understand more or less what needs to be done, but cannot get the PSOC 6 device to show up on my phone (while the "BLE_Battery_Level_FreeRTOS" example works as expected). I essentially started with an empty project, added the FreeRTOS and BLE libraries, used the Bluetooth Configurator to provide the same settings from the "BLE_Battery_Level_FreeRTOS" example (except for replacing the battery service with my custom service), added the "BLESS_HOST BLESS_CONTROLLER" to the components in my makefile, and copied the "ble_task.c/ble_task.h" files from the example to my project. I made some edits to the "ble_task" files to match my application by removing the "bas_event_handler", commenting out the "BATTERY_LEVEL_UPDATE" case, removing all references to the status led, modifying the code from the CY_BLE_EVT_GATTS_READ_CHAR_VAL_ACCESS_REQ case to simply increment and return a byte, and adding a case for "CY_BLE_EVT_GATTS_WRITE_REQ" (based on the PSOC Creator "SimpleBLEPeripheral" example to update a PWM value to an LED based on the written byte value). My main function calls the standard initialization routines, sets up the LED PWM, creates the BLE task (the only task in my application), and starts the FreeRTOS scheduler. After programming the board, the device does not appear to be advertising to my phone. Using debug mode, I've determined that the BLE initialization routine completes successfully. I figured I may not have setup my custom service correctly, but I don't think that should have affected the advertising. I would appreciate any ideas as to what my problem/s might be.

Also, I was a bit confused about the proper way to respond to BLE events. Specifically it appears as though some actions are handled in the main loop after Cy_BLE_ProcessEvents(), while other actions are handled in the corresponding case of the "stack_event_handler". Both of these seem essentially equivalent to me, so I'm not sure how to decide where these functions should go.

My custom service characteristics are setup like this:

I've noticed that the Modus Toolbox tutorial videos demonstrate a different approach to interfacing with peripherals that what is shown in the Modus Toolbox example projects. For example, the video tutorials demonstrate configuration of the PWM with functions Cy_TCPWM_PWM_Init, Cy_TCPWM_PWM_Enable, Cy_TCPWM_TriggerStart, etc. The "PWM_Square_Wave" example project on the other hand uses cyhal_pwm_init,  cyhal_pwm_set_duty_cycle,  cyhal_pwm_start, etc. What is the difference between these APIs and which is recommended for custom applications? With my limited experience, I prefer the paradigm from the video tutorials since it appears less verbose and seems to work better with the device configurator. However, I would want to adopt whatever paradigm is officially endorsed rather than becoming dependent on something that will be phased out in the future.

Hello,

My organization requires internet access via an authenticated proxy.

In the modus toolbox IDE, I can set up a proxy with a username and password in the preferences, but in the Library Manager, I can only set up the hostname and port.

Proxy server settings

How do I set up a proxy with a username and password?

Regards,

Shimamura