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  1. Hello, Is it possible to use the XDS110 debug probe with Energia? And if so, how? Best regards, -C.
  2. I have made a simple implementation of an ANN that runs on the Tiva-C and 5529 using c++. It basically is a spiking neural network where the input is summed, and if above threshold, that neuron fires all the axons with 1 * W. There is also a mechanism of decay of the firing rate each time the neuron runs, and a mechanism to modify the neurons firing time, (the more the sum is, the quicker it fires, with in a range.) So the output from each neuron is always one, but the frequency differs. So, it is a trivial spiking neural network but it works. I already connected 4 light sensors, 4 input
  3. Hello, What is the status of Wire.h when using energia with the tiva-c board? Since there is the BoardManager in E18, the file layout has changed. Which leads to some confusion. eagle@daredevil:~$ find . -type f -name "Wire.h" ./.energia15/packages/energia/hardware/msp432/3.8.0/cores/msp432/ti/runtime/wiring/Wire.h ./.energia15/packages/energia/hardware/msp430/1.0.2/libraries/Wire/Wire.h ./.energia15/packages/energia/hardware/tivac/1.0.2/libraries/Wire/Wire.h ./.energia15/packages/energia/hardware/msp432r/5.6.0/cores/msp432r/ti/runtime/wiring/Wire.h ./bin/energia-1.6.10E18/hardware/en
  4. Has anyone seen the : Mini-M4 for Tiva-C https://download.mikroe.com/documents/starter-boards/mini/tiva/mini-m4-tiva-manual-v100.pdf Would it be safe to assume that it could run energia? Best, C.
  5. Hello, After installing E18, and getting the TivaC board package with packages manager, when I try to upload a program into the Tiva-C board I get the following error: fork/exec /home/can/.energia15/packages/energia/tools/arm-none-eabi-gcc/4.8.4-20140725/bin/arm-none-eabi-g++: no such file or directory Error compiling for board LaunchPad (Tiva C) w/ tm4c123 (80MHz). If I go the the mentioned directory, I can see that the arm-none-eabi-g++ executable exists by: $ file arm-none-eabi-g++ arm-none-eabi-g++: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamical
  6. Hello, Is there any way to figure out if a Tiva-C board is being powered with the usb connector, or from an external power supply connected to vbus? This is the problem I am facing: I am poweing Tiva-C board from the vbus connector, on a robot. At times we need to connect the usb cable for programming. Since VBUS is connected to external battery, it will "some times" (most of the time) - crash the computer. So I am using a pololu switching regulator, with a shutdown control pin. What I would like to do is, the device to figure out if usb power is being used, and shutdown the ext
  7. yes i did. i tried all the spi dividers upto div128. tomorrow, i am going to hookup a logic analyzer to spi pins and try to debug and post the results. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  8. hello, i have the 5110 working with tivaC. i think i had to change the spi clock divider and spi mode. also i remember, different batches of screen from different sources required different settings. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  9. Hello, yes I set the CS as explained in my previous reply. I also checked the ds3232 sheet, and for CS it is active when it is low. I got this from the ds3234 datasheet, And on codewise: void DS3234_set_addr(const uint8_t pin, const uint8_t addr, const uint8_t val) { digitalWrite(pin, LOW); SPI.transfer(addr); SPI.transfer(val); digitalWrite(pin, HIGH); } the CS pin is pulled low, and then spi transfer is made in two operations always, then CS pin is pulled high. Is this correct? Best regards, C.
  10. Hello, Yes, I configured the CS pin as output. Relevant init code as follows: const int CS = PB_5; void DS3234_init(const uint8_t pin, const uint8_t ctrl_reg) { pinMode(pin, OUTPUT); SPI.setModule(2); SPI.begin(); SPI.setClockDivider(SPI_CLOCK_DIV16); SPI.setBitOrder(MSBFIRST); SPI.setDataMode(SPI_MODE3); DS3234_set_creg(pin, ctrl_reg); delay(100); } For some reason it will not read values the right way. I put a serial.print(char); in the for loop where it reads time, and figured out it will read only 0x00. The code works on the msp430g5529.
  11. Hello, I am having trouble using a SPI DS3234 RTC with Energia and TivaC series launchpad. I am using the ds3234 library at https://github.com/rodan/ds3234 which is originally written for arduino. I modified few settings in the initialization, tried few things, but have not had any luck. The module will not talk spi at all, and I get 1900.00.00 00:00:00 for date all the time. Here is the relevant code from the init section: void DS3234_init(const uint8_t pin, const uint8_t ctrl_reg) { pinMode(pin, OUTPUT); SPI.setModule(2); SPI.begin(); SPI.setClockDivider(SP
  12. Hello All, I made a PID controller, using a TivaC board and VNH2SP motor driver and encoder motors, which are read by the hardware QEI. All works well, and I have been able to get more resolution and run it faster and with smoother output compared to my previous implementations on arduino. Also, because of the QEI, it is much less components and wiring on the circuit side. Right now I am using double for PID calculations. Would I benefit from using float ? I am inclined to give it a try, but I wanted to ask in this forum. How is double and float handled in TM4C123 platform. Best Re
  13. Hello, I am using the latest energia release 0101E0017 and suddenly analogWrite and PWMWrite does not work on my TivaC Board, with TM4C123 #define EN_A PF_0 #define EN_B PF_1 #define IN1 PE_0 #define IN2 PE_1 #define IN3 PE_3 #define IN4 PE_2 #include <wiring_analog.c> void setup() { pinMode(EN_A, OUTPUT); pinMode(EN_B, OUTPUT); pinMode(IN1, OUTPUT); pinMode(IN2, OUTPUT); pinMode(IN3, OUTPUT); pinMode(IN4, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(IN1, LOW); digitalWrite(IN2, HIGH); digitalWrite(IN3, LOW); digitalWrite(IN4, HIGH); } void loop() { PWMWrite(EN_B,
  14. Hello @@chicken, I am trying to use your library for a PPM decoder. (PPM as in radio control standard) Basically I need to do a: attachInterupt(PIN, isr_routine, CHANGE); in the setup, then: timer.start(); isr_routine() { process_value = timer_val; timer.reset(); // process the value } So I basically need to be able to start a timer on demand, and read value of it, then reset it, but programmatically, not by reading a pin? Any ideas on how to modify this library to accomplish something similar? The arduino equivalent of this code is below: #define
  15. Thanks, well I have multiple motors with different encoders, so I will try soon. It would be really exciting to get that board working with high res QEI. Yes about sensors you mentioned `my sensors did not have the state both high` what does this mean? I have square wave sensor outputs, usually overlapping to a degree, and if on falling edge of A, B is high that is forward, and if the falling edge of A has B low, that is reverse. Would that be sufficient? Best regards, C.A.
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