PSoC 5, 3 & 1 MCU

Hi,

I'm hoping to port my code to PSoC 5 via the CY8CKIT-059. My project uses the imported NVRAM component (CE204087.cydsn). Following the procedure outlined in "002-04087_CE204087_Interfacing_SPI_nvRAM_with_PSoC_3__PSoC_5LP.pdf", I get:

" No drivers on signal "CS", bit(s) "0". "

" Every signal bit must have exactly one driver (e.g., connected to one schematic input terminal or one instance output terminal). The given bits do not have any drivers. Add drivers for the indicated signal bits. "

I get two seemingly identical errors as above, concerning the "CS" bit and two more concerning  the "HOLD" bit.

Then there are a couple of the error below and Fitter Abort.

" Error in customizer for component "CyControlReg_v1_70" : Loading : (Unable to locate and customize component 'CyControlReg_v1_70' used in schematic  'C:\Users\...\Cypress\PSoC5\CE204087\CE204087.cydsn\NVRAM_SPI\NVRAM_SPI.cysch'.). "

I bet somebody knows how to fix this!?

I'm running Creator 4.4 on Windows 10. I've followed the procedure a couple of different times and tried cleaning prior to building...

Thanks.

-Dave

Hi,

I need to convert the code example that you can find in PSOC 4 kit 037 to PSOC 5LP PN:CY8C5888LTI-LP097.

The code example his name is sensor BLDC motor PSOC 4. 

link:CY8CKIT-037 PSoC 4 Motor Control Evaluation Kit (cypress.com)

PLS convert it and explain how you do it.

How can i change the factors of measurements ADC?

PLS explain the functionality of the design.

Thank you.

BR,

Ilan

1. They are all 24-bit data(or multiples of) with a clock and data on positive or negative edge triggering
2. There is a gap between data packets that is orders of magnitude greater than the clock to distinguish start.

Hello all,

I am working on this project where I have 7 multiplexed channels going to a SAR ADC. The output of the ADC is going to a DMA channel and it stores the 7 conversions in RAM.

I'm having an issue where the measurement location has an offset and I'd like to reset the DMA pointer every time I service the interrupt to make sure I don't have swapped channels. Is there a way to reset the DMA pointer?