UART over J6

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rogac_4139141
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Hi all,

I am new to PSOC 5 LP. I just have the target PSOC 5 LP and not the prog kit. So I have got the MiniProg3 kit to program the PSOC 5 LP. I wanted to communicate with the PSOC using UART. I was wondering can J6 (Micro to USB) be used for UART communication? If yes please can you point to an example for the implementation of the same.

Thank you.

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AnkitaS_51
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Hi ,

You can use USBUART code example to have UART communication over J6 (Micro to USB)  on  CY8CKIT-059:

https://www.cypress.com/documentation/code-examples/ce95396-usb-uart-psoc-35lp

It is basically USB which emulates as CDC  Serial Comm port.

KItprog is the prog/debug part which supports USB-UART bridge functionality.

I think you have detached the KitProg from the Target Board.

When they were connected (initially) UART signals (P12[6] and P12[7]) were also connected

via internal pattern of the board.

To do re-union of the connection of P12[6] and P12[7],

>we need connect P12[7] on the KitProg and P12[6] on the Target board,

>and P12[6] on the KitProg and P12[7] on the Target board.

Thanks,

Ankita

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AnkitaS_51
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Hi ,

You can use USBUART code example to have UART communication over J6 (Micro to USB)  on  CY8CKIT-059:

https://www.cypress.com/documentation/code-examples/ce95396-usb-uart-psoc-35lp

It is basically USB which emulates as CDC  Serial Comm port.

KItprog is the prog/debug part which supports USB-UART bridge functionality.

I think you have detached the KitProg from the Target Board.

When they were connected (initially) UART signals (P12[6] and P12[7]) were also connected

via internal pattern of the board.

To do re-union of the connection of P12[6] and P12[7],

>we need connect P12[7] on the KitProg and P12[6] on the Target board,

>and P12[6] on the KitProg and P12[7] on the Target board.

Thanks,

Ankita

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