PSoC™ Creator & Designer Forum Discussions
where a confortable way of parsing a verilog file to a free simulator ( Ikarus ) and then get it running in GTK viewer from cypress creator. This would be great.
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PSoC Designer 5.1 Service Pack 2.1 is available through the CyInstaller update manager or located at www.cypress.com/go/psocdesigner.
The PSoC Designer 5.1 SP2.1 is a rapid release to address the following issues:
• Project update wizard will now retain Pin State selections for updated projects.
• CSD2X user module revision to address failures when upgrading from older revisions.
• Support for the CyInstaller v2.2
• PSoC Designer Installer update to workaround the Microsoft Windows Installer 4.5+ defect.
PSoC Designer 5.1 SP2.1 requires the latest version of PSoC Programmer located through your CyInstaller update manager or located at www.cypress.com/go/psocprogrammer .
Build this into Designer as a tool, takes 2 R's and user has a
level translator w/o using a PGA and/or a fixed reference to do it.
Do not just incorporate the attached, build it into the IDE, and select
from standard R 1% values and compute worst case.
Regards, Dana.
Show LessI have three CY8CKIT-001s for sale.
The first two kits are complete (mainboard, daughterboards, psu, progger, etc.)
The third kit is missing the progger. I will try to find it but I will probably not so
this kit is interesting for people looking for a nice deal on daughterboards
price for the first two kits is $100 a piece
price fothe the third kit is $50
contact me on: hjvanderlinden@hotmail.com
Item location is the Netherlands in Europe. Shipping to US or else is around $15
Heiko
Build this into Creator as a tool, takes 2 R's and user has a
level translator w/o using an OpAmp and a fixed reference to do it.
Do not just incorporate the attached, build it into the IDE, and select
from standard R 1% values and compute worst case.
Regards, Dana.
Show LessSome comments about the LCD displays Cypress ships with DVK -
1) They are puke green, there are several high contrast displays, like white on blue that are equally cheap
and intrinsically easier to read.
2) No backlght, no reason these days not to have a LED B/L, adds pennies to cost of display. Right now,
all the kits I have, I use a separate HID light I shine on board/LCD so I can see the display. Otherwise
in moderate room lighting they are very difficult to read. You would have to make notes to users regarding
impact on current drain in kit.
3) Display viewing angles poor, the technology has moved on in this area. I am sure you can get one
with wider viewing angles.
3) Offer a store item for 4 x 20, some other common form factors. Also OLED plug compatible
solution.
Regards, Dana.
Show LessThis is a bit off-topic, but the amount of double posts (with identical time-stamps) is a bit annoying! I already wrote some (!) emails to the site-admins (yes, I got a response back) but: nothing happens.
I am not the only one begging for an edit/delete feature of our own posts!
I am not the only one having troubles with this editor (using smileys hangs the editor, pasting text mis-orders the text, etc).
And I'm sure there are some other guys having problems here as well.
Bob
Show LessTake a look at this thread, tool should flag this problem -
http://www.psocdeveloper.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8753
Regards, Dana.
Show LessThere is still an error in PSoC Designer 5.2
csprintf(Buffer,"%8.3f",FloatNumber)
returns part of the second argument ("8.3f") instead of the converted number.
Bob
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