PSoC™ 6 Forum Discussions
I have a pin set to high impedance digital and an external pull up resistor of 10k ohm to 3.3V. For some reason the pin stays at 2.35V instead of going to 3.3V.
It almost seems like the pin has some internal pull down that I am fighting.
I am using chip CY8C6347LQI-BLD52, pin P7.2
Any ideas why it isn’t going to 3.3V?
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I need to use the same pair of pins to either terminate them in a UART:rx/tx (P6.0/6.1) or to (disconnect them from the UART and) connect them to an internal HW block, let's say a multiplexer, and I need to change this in run time. Everything I read and all the examples that I have gone through (for instance this: https://community.cypress.com/t5/Knowledge-Base-Articles/Controlling-UART-Tx-and-Rx-Pins-through-Firmware-for-PSoC-4/ta-p/251033 ) are not exactly what I want to do.
In production this will be done in Modus Toolbox, but to start with can you please explain and provide an example for PSoC Creator?
Thank you
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Hi,
On paper, it seems that PSOC6 is eligible for receiving TinyML framework. But I could not find any implementation out there. Is there any port of TinyML on PSOC available or is there any vision that Cypress port it onto PSOC?
Thanks
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I currently work with IDE Wiced Studio version 6.6.0.9 and until now I don't have any problem like this, but today when I opened it there no was any Make Target. I try to create something but this option are blocked.
I restart the program, and change the workspace but the problem follow.
Thanks.
Show LessHello, everyone. I am doing a project that I need to detect 36 voltage signals from SensorMatrix(6*6) and send it via BLE to a smartphone or computer. Now I finished the ADC detection part. But I have no idea how to send the data via BLE. From the datasheet, I found there are two ways to using BLE, one is using complete BLE protocol, and defining different services. The other is using HCI over UART. I don't know which one is the better solution. Can you give me some advice?
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Hello,
I think two vector tables exist in PSoC6. One is for CM0+ and another is for CM4.
Basically, the initial address for cortex-M is placed from 0x0000_0000. User can offset the vector table by FW after CPU works. But the vector table have to be placed at 0x0000_0000 when it is at start up sequence.
By the way, PSoC6 has two cores. the both of CPUs must also have the vector tables which are different contents. In spite of two vector tables at same address, why does not PSoC6 happen any conflict?
Please let me know how PSoC6 is dealing with the vector table.
Best regards,
Show LessWhy the I2C slave interrupt sources must be enable for the Psoc6 SCB master I2C mode read or write operation?Show as the flow pictures:
Which interrupt event will be happened for the every step of i2c master operation?
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Hi
Are there any PSoC platforms that support AoA feature in BLE 5.1 ?
thanks