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Hi all
I want to print my temperature value (LM35) in serial monitor (putty) does any body have the code.pls help me,harware connections i made but software part pls share your views
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Hi i am using creator 3.3 that USB component i am not able to find it here can i use UART (V2.50)
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Can you please use some more words to explain what you need?
What board are you using, what connections did you make?
Can you please create and upload a workspace bundle of your project.
Bob
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I am using freesoc2 from sparkfun , i want read sensor ( LM35-analog)data and see the values in serial monitor like arduino IDE , but i didn't know how to proceed in this board. or else guide me PSoC 5LP based boards....
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Sorry, someone else has to show you how to connect the freesoc UART to your PC.
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Hello,
I assume that you need to configure the USB as USBUART device. Can you please have a look at the USBUART code example available with PSoc Creator.This project can be used with CY8CKIT-050.Instead of data loopback you can send the temperature data directly.
Thanks,
Hima
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Salaideva: I have not worked with the FreeSoc2 board and don't have one to debug this program. However I believe that it should work. It took a little time to make the LM35 model. I also added an UART debug section. Be sure that you have closed the program window before you try it. Also the LM35 needs an 18 kohm resistor on the output pin. This should give you an ideal what you need to Add UART to the USB to get data from the board. I am also sending you the spec sheet for the LM35 part. I use Putty for my terminal program and it works well for me.