PSoC™ 6 Forum Discussions
Dear Forum:
We are doing our soft with pSoC6 CY8C6137BZI-F14,
We use the Modus IDE.
But when we use psoc programmer to write Hex file produced by Modus,
psoc programmer show the following error:
Hex File parsing failure. Unknown record type.
Can you tell me the reason.
Thank you.
Show LessWhen testing this routine, following the steps in Readme, Testing with AIROC ™ Bluetooth ® Connect App on Android, it was found that apps using Android can successfully connect, but those using iOS cannot, as shown in the figure. Later, I used bleak Python to write a GATT client program and attempted to establish a connection with the BLE board, but encountered the same error as the IOS App and was unable to connect. May I ask how I can solve it
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We are requirement of supporting I2C master-slave mode for our I2C1 port. Can I Get some example regarding the same.
I own Rev11 of PSoC6 BLE PIONEER KIT.
What kind of support can I get?
Hello,
I am developing a BLE peripheral device based on the code example. The firmware is running in FreeRTOS, and low-power approaches are implemented.
Currently, I am using a single core configuration. A ble_task is created which initializes the BLE, registers the stackEventHandler, also registers AppHostCallback. In the for(;;) loop, it processes the command related to BLE.
I want to know how much STACK_SIZE should be set for the ble_task, when I call the xTaskCreate() in main_cm4.c.
ble_create=xTaskCreate(ble_task, "BLE Task", TASK_BLE_STACK_SIZE,NULL, TASK_BLE_PRIORITY, NULL);
I am worried that, if TASK_BLE_STACK_SIZE is not enough, the MCU cannot process the BLE event correctly.
Thanks for kindly reading my question, any suggestion or comments are highly appreciated.
Best.
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I need to write 2 pieces of data, each is 5-bits.
The first is written to port-9 pins 0 to 4 (P9.0, P9.1, P9.2, P9.3, P9.4). This is done using GPIO_PRT_OUT()
The second is written to P9.5, P9.6, P5.4, P5.5, P5.6. What is an efficient method to split the second data word (5-bits) among bits in 2 ports ?
Thanks
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Hello,
I have another problem with getting the RTC running from a backup battery. I checked the current consumption of the backup supply and it seems like the Pins of port 0 are feeding a current into the attched electronics. Furthermore it seems like the output voltages of these pins are limited to my battery voltage, yet they are not supplied by the battery but by the switchover to VDDD. Is there any additional documentation on this?
best regards,
Christian
Show LessI am new bee, exploring PSOC on eclipse and VS code.
Struggling to find a proper document for learning freeRTOS. Some body could you please help me
Show Less我使用的芯片是CY8C624AAZI-S2D44 ,调用emusb-device 的USBD_Start() 提示错误如下,官方例程是运行好的,我自己新建工程按照emusb-device/release-v1.2.0/docs/html/index.html#section_emusb_device_quick_start,一步一步操作 就出现这个错误
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