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I am a new PSOC user, experienced EE. 1st design. I am experiencing multiple No drivers on signal errors.
On pins with external connections and with my Status Registers that are connected to Muxes (this is on 0 -7 bused pins).
Please comment
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Welcome in the forum, Mike.
Can you post your complete project, so that we all can have a look at all of your settings? To do so, use
Creator->File->Create Workspace Bundle (minimal)
and attach the resulting file.
Bob
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"No drivers" means you have a wire with only inputs, but no outputs connected to. When you are using a bus, make sure all individual signals have exactly one output connected to it.
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When double clicking on an error message you will be directed to the point within your project where the error actually is (if it has a location). This works for coding errors and schematic failures as well as for warnings and notes.
Bob
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You have merged some projects but rather incompletely, you have no LCD component but you reference one in your code. Same with SPIM. And you have got two main(). You could reduce resources by declaring the IO--pins as bi-directional (with output enable).
I cannot see what the address decoder is meant to be for.
Bob
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I have not really started on any code yet - thanks for pointing out my "merge" issuses
The address decoder interfaces to an external 8 bit bus.
What I need to do is run the in_bus and out_bus into the same 8 physical pins which interface to a CPU bus.
Can you explain how to do this using bidirectional pins?
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What about the pin's datasheet? Bi-directional io is documented and explained. Use with output enable.
Bob