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PSoC™ 4 Forum Discussions

Rodrigo_RT
PSoC™ 4
Hello people. How is it possible to read the UID of PSOC4? I need to read the UID of PSOC4 to use in some transmissions. Best Regards Show More
MB81
PSoC™ 4
Hello  We are using CYBLE 222014 as GATT Server, with this module we are facing issue while scanning in client side. Current Advertising interval is 5... Show More
TamirM
PSoC™ 4
When I finish compiling I see the (very helpful) line: Flash used: 80528 of 131072 bytes (61.4%). Bootloader: 13312 bytes. Application: 67088 bytes. M... Show More
TePh_4811091
PSoC™ 4
Greetings - need to transfer 80KB firmware data from an EEPROM (M24M01) to a ST VL53L5CX ToF sensor utilizing a PSoC 4200 series (cy8c4245azi-473) and... Show More
Tim_Shih
PSoC™ 4
Dear Receiver, I would like to test simple "capture function" of the timer counter block. Because I want to know how long I pressed the switch (SW2). ... Show More
sanees
PSoC™ 4
We are integrating Anjay LWM2M client on Murata Type 1LD (cypress psoc). if mbedTLS is enabled there is an error trying to register. Where as the code... Show More
shanbhagm
PSoC™ 4
Hi, I was using CYBLE 014008/214015 with WS2812 single LED.I used the following code from Neo Pixel(https://www.hackster.io/juanespj/psoc-neopixel-easy-lightweight-library-ac6884... Show More
djsftree
PSoC™ 4
  Hi! I am using the CY8C4045FNI-DS400 (20-WLCSP) in a new design to manage some devices over i2c. https://community.infineon.com/t5/PSoC-4/CY8C4045FNI-DS400T/m-p/335222/highlight/true?attachment-id=35884... Show More
TamirM
PSoC™ 4
Hello, I would like to preform the following. Save by the application some info on the Emulated EEPROM and then access this information while in boot ... Show More
MiNe_85951
PSoC™ 4
Dear Sirs and Madams,   We are considering using PSoC4S Plus as a segment LCD driver.   The data sheet for PSoC4S Plus has the following description: ... Show More
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PSoC™ 4

PSoC™ 4 - Arm®-based Forum, discusses the low-power Cortex®-M0 and Cortex®-M0+ cores, CapSense®, and Bluetooth® Low Energy