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All,
How can I enable/disable an input pin in software? I am using a scb configured as a UART component with the TX pin connected through a 1K resistor to the RX pin and then connected to a bidirectional one wire device. The problem I have is I want to disable the RX pin while transmitting data. How can I do this in software? The device I am using is CY8C4025LQI-S411. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks,
Eric
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Hi ErNo_1148106
I have attached my project in which, I have configured the direction as TX+RX for the UART configuration of SCB component. I have attached a digital input pin RX to the rx_in of UART component and with the help of the code(image attached), I am disabling the input buffer for the corresponding UART_Rx pin of the device which is P3[0] in my case. Please have a look at the project for more details.
I have used the device CY8C4248BZI-L489 to run the project.
Also, I have shared PSoC 4000S PSoC(R) 4 Register Technical Reference Manual for your convenience.
You can refer it for your device (CY8C4025LQI-S411) to see which register bit needs to be disabled for the corresponding UART_Rx pin of the device.
Thanks and Regards,
Aashita
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Hi ErNo_1148106
I have attached my project in which, I have configured the direction as TX+RX for the UART configuration of SCB component. I have attached a digital input pin RX to the rx_in of UART component and with the help of the code(image attached), I am disabling the input buffer for the corresponding UART_Rx pin of the device which is P3[0] in my case. Please have a look at the project for more details.
I have used the device CY8C4248BZI-L489 to run the project.
Also, I have shared PSoC 4000S PSoC(R) 4 Register Technical Reference Manual for your convenience.
You can refer it for your device (CY8C4025LQI-S411) to see which register bit needs to be disabled for the corresponding UART_Rx pin of the device.
Thanks and Regards,
Aashita
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Hi Aashita,
I managed to try your example and it works perfect... Thank you VERY much!!! Do you have code to control the output enable through software? I don't want to waste precious control registers to enable disable the outputs.
Will an input pin disable/enable feature/API be added to PSoC Creator and the datasheet in the future? I don't know how many times I looked for this in the past and couldn't find a solution to this problem until now. I was getting close and found the register PC2 but did not find any api on how to set the change. I think the biggest issue I have with psoc is trying to find ways to fix particular issues but have to really dig to get a solution or ask the community. Asking does take longer but in the end it seems to work well if I am not in a hurry.
Will there be a scb uart half duplex mode / one wire addition in the future? Also is there a way I can customize an scb like a udb and if so is there any documentation to do this?
Lastly i pondered the thought of using the SmartIO component but did not see a way to send software commands to it during run time like Write commands etc. to a register or gpio . I seen in the documentation that I can control reconfiguration through software but not individual bits/bytes of data unless im missing something. Is there a way to do this?
Oh one more thing when will the PSOC 6 come out in QFN or TQFP packages? I like the PSOC 6 especially the dual processor and speed but don't like BGA or WLCSP chips due to costly pcbs and its a pain to place them by hand and there is no way to verify shorts without XRAY.
Sorry for the rambling but had to ask the questions... You guys do a great job and appreciate all the work put into the PSOC series... Please let me know when yoou have some time.
Thanks,
Eric