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Hi all, i am new to msp430 using launchpad msp430fr5969. i need list of registers available in mentioned msp430 for programming like how we do in MPlab. i have data sheet but it doesnot discussed about the registers avail. Also i need ccs c programming tutorial for MSP430fr5969 pls recommend me suitable tutorial or basic programming link Thanks PON
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Hi all, i am new to msp430 using launchpad msp430fr5969. i need list of registers available in mentioned msp430 for programming like how we do in MPlab. i have data sheet but it doesnot discussed about the registers avail. Also i need ccs c programming tutorial for MSP430fr5969 pls recommend me suitable tutorial or basic programming link Thanks PON
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Hello All! This is my first post on this forum. So kindly excuse me if i do any faux pas! I am planning to shift to MSP430 after using arduino for long time. I have written a small code to read ADC value and when i press a button adc value gets stored in a variable. Now want I want is to make available this value even after microcontroller restarts. Can anyone tell me how to store variable in Non volatile FRAM? I am using MSP430FR5969 launchpad. I have looked into following examples but they are of not helping me. I am using Energia to program my launchpad. http:
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Using the FRAM as though it were RAM on the msp430fr59xx chips can make it really easy to drive those ws281x chips even at a relatively slow MCU clock rate. The ws281x chips are great because you can get a boat load of leds for the cost of only one pin. Also, it doesn't hurt the price of these ws281x chips keeps falling and making them more and more attractive. I decided to see if I could take advantage of FRAM to help me drive some of those leds. I ended up with an extremely simple driver routine that works great even when you clock the FRAM MCU @ 6MHz. You couldn't really do this on a RA
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Hi all, I've been lurking for a while but I finally joined up! I recently received the MSP430FR5969 FRAM Launchpad with EnergyTrace, and I'm trying to upload code to it with OS X 10.9.4 and mspdebug. I am successfully able to upload code to the standard Launchpad with the MSP430G2553 but I cannot upload to the FRAM Launchpad. Looking at this makes me think that a work around has not been found yet, is this true? Or has someone gotten the new FRAM Launchpads working with OS X? Thanks in advance for any help!
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Hi, i'm using MSP430FR5969 launchpad evaluation kit. While running the debugger,IAR gave me this error message: "Security fuse blown" Now i can't program the MSP anymore. Is there anyway to recover the MSP430fr5969? (maybe with the help of the evaluation kit board?) P.s. in my code , my intent isn't to blow the security code, the only things i'm doing is to write some datas in memory. Thanks in advance for your kind reply Regards Irene
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Hello, I have the MSP-EXP430FR5969 Wolverine Launchpad (Rev 1.6) and I'm trying to read the voltage output of a LM35 temperature sensor. I went on and used adafruit's code and adapted it to the launchpad. However, I'm not getting the correct voltage values. I verified the sensor is working as I used a multimeter to measure the voltage and it is working. Here's a snippet of the code static uint8_t analogInPin = A7 ; int sensorValue = 0; int voltage = 0; int temp = 0; . . . . . sensorValue = analogRead(analogInPin); voltage=sensorValue*(3600/1023.0); temp=(volt
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Hi, i would like to move data from ADC12MEM0 from its memory location to a choosen mamoery location by the means of DMA. the ADC is working correctly. Here it follows DMA configuration : __data16_write_addr((unsigned short) &DMA0SA,(unsigned long) ADC_MEM_0_ADDRESS); //SHOULD BE ADC12MEM0 // Source single address __data16_write_addr((unsigned short) &DMA0DA,(unsigned long) IMAGE_START_ADDRESS); // Destination single address DMACTL0 =DMA0TSEL_26; //DMA Trigger Assignments:26==ADC12 end of conversion DMA0SZ =12544; // Block size DMA0CTL = DMADT_4 | DMASRCINCR_0 | DMADSTINCR_3 | DMADS
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HI, i'm using MSP430FR5969. i would like to better understand how its 64KB memory is organized. From it's datasheet (http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/msp430fr5969.pdf - pg 23) : Memory (FRAM) Total Size 64KB interrupt vectors 00FFFFh
