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Hello, I am trying to read in two PWM signals from an RC receiver. I have managed to read in one and have got the result I expected. However, I am unable to read in two channels. The interrupt handlers never get called. I have modified the startup.ccs.c file to call the appropriate handler. Here is the configuration code that I am using: //Enable PortB Interrupt SysCtlPeripheralEnable(SYSCTL_PERIPH_TIMER2); SysCtlPeripheralEnable(SYSCTL_PERIPH_GPIOB); GPIOPinConfigure(GPIO_PB0_T2CCP0); GPIOPinConfigure(GPIO_PB1_T2CCP1); GPIOPinTypeTimer(GPIO_PORTB_BASE, GPIO_PIN_0)
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Hello there, I am doing a project where I have to read in a square wave and determine the frequency of the wave then output that number. I found out that I am using a 1MHz clock, then I set up an interrupt to count the edges for my square wave input. I don't think my interrupt is working though. I even changed it to a push button and tried to get it to turn on led's it didn't work. ps. I'm using energia btw. pps. I'm using msp430 revision 1.5 Hope someone can help me out Thanks a bunch!! if you don't know what energia is energia.nu is where you can find information
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Hi, sorry I'm attempting to do an interrupt in Energia IDE. with attachInterrupt() but, still given me an error. if you can help me, i will appreciate you.
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Hello, I'm a beginner so I think the answer is simple. I have an HC-SR04 connected to 4 AA batteries at 5.4V. The echo from the ultrasonic sensor goes through a voltage divider with 20k and 10k ohm resistors before going into P1.1. My f2013 is being powered by the usb programming tool and is using P1.2 as the out/trigger pin for the hc-sr04. I beleive the sr04 can take a 3.3V trigger. This is my code below, I just can't figure out why my interrupt isn't triggering. I borrowed some code from the internet. I can't remember his username, but the guy with the wall racer with two
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I'm using Energia with a Launchpad (LM4F120XL), and I've found some strange behavior when using a timer interrupt. When the interrupt setup code is compiled in, functions that do string processing (atoi, strtoul, strtok, etc.) do not return the expected value. In the code below, atoi() will return 0 when given the input "12". Note that the timer interrupt hasn't even been set up at the point where atoi() is called. In particular, it's the call to IntRegister() that causes the problem. The same code will work as expected if IntRegister() is commented out. Also note that everything works fine
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Hey all, I'm completely stumped on a bug for my design day project. I've got a rotary encoder that is used to change a value on an LCD screen. The code works perfectly when the encoders state at power up is 00. However if either pin is high, it doesn't work at all. Some transitions will cause the value on the screen to move in the wrong direct, and some transitions don't seem to trigger an interrupt at all. This is the code I'm using and would LOVE some help! Is it possible that the MSP430 is recording the initial values as reference voltages causing subsequent interrupts to not work?
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Hi, I am having trouble getting the ADC interrupt working for the msp430g2452. I am simply trying to turn on a flag when the interrupt goes off but it doesn't seem to be working. Code below.... #include <msp430g2452.h> void initAdc(); volatile char flag = 0; int main(void) { WDTCTL = WDTPW | WDTHOLD; // Stop watchdog timer P1DIR |= BIT6; P1OUT &= ~BIT6; initAdc(); __bis_SR_register(GIE); while(1){ if(flag == 1){ P1OUT |= BIT6; }else{ P1OUT &= ~BIT6; } } return 0; } void in
