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Hi Guys, I have been trying to interface CC2500 with my G2 launchpad, i am unable to do so. i interfaced cc2500 with the default spi configuration given in the SPI library with Energia. P2.0 - CS (active low) P1.5 - SCLK P1.6 - MISO aka SOMI P1.7 - MOSI aka SIMO P19- GD0 GDO2 pin is hanging i found a library which i used to code, the code initially checks the value in the registers of cc2500 and serially prints it and matches it with the default values. i have attached the thumbnails of serial output. when my CS pin is connected i get "o" output for all reisters and when i leave it open i
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I try to use the Nokia 5110 with the card module tm4c1294 using a library I found this forum developed for tm4c123 but I can not display characters. I need help because they took several days on trying without success. I added the library you use, make some adjustments to the pins but not achievement communicate LCD screen. I added the library you use, make some adjustments to the pins but not achievement communicate LCD screen Examples.ino Graphics.c LCD_5110_SPI.cpp LCD_5110_SPI.h LCD_5110_SPI.zip Terminal3.h Terminal6.h Terminal12.h -
Dear All, I would appreciate some help from you here. I am using Energia v0101E0014 (v15) The uploaded picture shown my 3200LP jumper setting. The 3200LP is using SPI to talk to Cypress CY5FRAMKIT (http://www.cypress.com/?docID=52945) The Cypress kit is using its default 5V setting on jumper J5. So I connect P3.1 (5V) to feed the Cypress power. My Wiring for cc3200 is as below CC3200 Signal Name ---- ------- P1.7 SCLK P2.3 CS P2.6 MOSI P2.7 MISO P2.1 GND P3.1 5V However I can't read/write data to it. I was able to use the same kit in Arduino platform, so the kit is go
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I'm trying to get my Tiva C (lm4f120) to read a adxl345 (accelerometer) and output the x, y and z values. I'm using the SSI2 peripheral, and everything seems to be wired correctly. By moving the adxl345 around, I can get the values to change, however they seem to overflow or something weird. They seem to tend toward 65535 when it should be reading 0. 65332 279 65519 65313 274 65528 65289 273 0 65271 275 1 65259 274 38 65318 238 69 65304 220 135 65303 207 134 65312 125 202 65308 67 242 65311 87 214 65316 69 222 65312 66 221 65310 68 219 65305 63 224 65513 65434 65430 58 68 65509
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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
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Here's a heads-up for anyone that wants to use the external SPI flash memory on the SensorTag: it's not accessible while a debugger session is active. Unfortunately the pin on the SensorTag's CC2650 which outputs the SPI clock to the flash memory is also used as the JTAG TDI pin: While you're debugging using the Debug DevPack the CC2650 is unable to clock data out to the flash chip. That means the flash will just sit there doing nothing and the CC2650 will end up reading zeroes from the SPI bus. To use the flash you need to be certain that no JTAG communication is occurring during exe
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Hi, I'm trying to use an old stellaris launchpad board as a datalogger to an SD card for logging data from an accelerometer. I've already built such a project on the arduino hardware but best I can do is one reading per 2ms and I want to get it logging faster... at least 1 reading every 500us. So I thought I would port it onto the the launchpad boards I had kicking around. Straight up the SD card didn't work trying to use SPI(3) as the underlying SPI bus and I have downloaded and tried about 6 different sd card libraries but got nowhere. What I then did was go back to first princip
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Hello everyone, I am a newbie here, just received my MSP432 launchpad few days ago and I'm willing to develop a wireless bluetooth communication between my MSP432+Bluefruit LE SPI and my computer. I downloaded the librairies from Adafruit that are designed for Arduino and I think I succeeded to convert a honest part of the code for Energia. Though, I still have an important problem that stops me to go forward. Indeed the Bluefruit LE SPI dongle communicate through some commands called ATCommand, and I don't succeed to transmit those commands through the dongle. As an example
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As a part of my teaching work, I wanted to demonstrate connecting Raspberry Pi-2 (as SPI Master) to MSP430 LP with MSP430G2553 (as SPI Slave), as an alternative to Arduino-Uno as a SPI Slave. It was aimed at utilizing the ADC's of either of these micro-controller boards, as Raspberry Pi-2 does not have ADC modules. The working of Arduino Uno as the SPI Slave device was smooth and painless, but I spent many hours getting the MSP430G2553 working as a SPI SLave. Ultimately, I hit upon a hack (if there was one) and MSP430G2553 started working as SPI Slave! However, I do not understand why this hac
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Hello! I am having trouble getting the correct values from my MSP432 to my DAC. So basically my project setup is as follows: Transmitting: -Microphone connected to the A15 channel of my MSP432 -Xbee connected to the UART pins 3.2, 3.3 CODE Tx: const int MICAN = A15; // MIC in void setup() { Serial1.begin(9600); // baud rate setting } void loop() { Serial1.print(analogRead(MICAN));// send mic value over serial delay(100); // for testing } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Receiving: -MSP432 connected to my other Xbee d
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Hi, I'm a bit new to this... I'm wanting to improve the performance of the SPI, I understand that using DMA is the best solution. Are their any example of SPI with DMA? Currently without DMA, I have the SPI setup to send 1 byte at a time with: SPI_transmitData(LCD_EUSCI_MODULE, data); What I want to do is change this so I can fill a buffer with bytes, then say Send. Once thats finished sending I want to fill the buffer again and send the next set of bytes. I tried to use this code although it appears to hang at the last line! DMA_enableModule(); DMA_setControlBase(m_controlTable);
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I have a Dig Pot the TPL0501 by Texas Instruments that I am trying to control with a micro controller. Link Here: http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/slis136a/slis136a.pdf I have been able to successfully control this with my CC3200 and the output signals look like Photo 1 attatched. I have since decided I want to do this with my MSP432 but I am not able to get it to work. The same code should work for each I assume. The output signals I am getting for the MSP432 are shown in photo 2. I have tried changing the mode but nothing seems to help. Any ideas? My code is listed be
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Hello all, I'm having trouble getting my digital pot to respond to the CC3200. Could someone please take a look at my code and let me know where I'm going wrong? Thanks. DataSheet for the digital pot; http://www.ti.com/product/tpl0501-100 #include <SPI.h> const int SS = 8; uint8_t value; int volts = 0; void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); pinMode(SS, OUTPUT); SPI.begin(); delay(100); } void loop() { for(value = 0; value < 256; value += 20) { digitalWrite(SS, LOW); delay(10); SPI.transfer(value); delay(10); digitalWrite(SS, HIGH); delay(100); } }
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Here is some code to drive ws281x strips using DMA driven SPI for the msp430f5529. I hadn't seen any example code showing how to use DMA and SPI. The example also provides some code that shows how to use inline asm that will work with both msp430-gcc and msp430-elf-gcc. The code below was tested with a ws2811 strip and msp430-elf-gcc. https://gist.github.com/RickKimball/9761b8f5a89d46a53939 -rick
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Hi, I'm struggling to get the the ILI9341 display to work on a MSP432. I've used it on an arduino with this display driver, so I figured that would be a good start for the porting. This display is setup to use SPI (SCK,MISO,MOSI, CS,DC). I understand this is called 4 wire SPI? The following is the code used to init the SPI is this correct? GPIO_setAsOutputPin(LCD_RESET_PORT, LCD_RESET_PIN); GPIO_setOutputLowOnPin(LCD_RESET_PORT, LCD_RESET_PIN); GPIO_setAsOutputPin(LCD_DC_PORT, LCD_DC_PIN);
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Hello everyone! Just wanted to say thank you for all the support and guidance everyone in this forum has towards beginners, you guys have been of so much help!! Now, here is a question: I am trying to interface 2 microcontrollers, a MSP430F5529 with a C2000 F28335 I was told the MSP doesnt support CAN, I would have to convert SPI to CAN and go from there. What do you guys suggest? I have never successfully used communication protocols. Any good examples of send and receive out there? Thanks in advance!
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Hi, I have connected two ADS1220 AD converters to LaunchPad MSP430F5529LP. First of all I needed to Chip select pins to manage the SPI communication so I updated some pin mapping. I also debugged that CS pins are working following my code. However I haven
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Stellaris LaunchPad, Energia, SPI, and ICDI trouble
jp430bb posted a topic in Energia - TivaC/CC3XXX
I'm back with another issue with my Stellaris LaunchPad. I have a short Energia sketch which uses the SPI library to write to the serial LCD on the ADS1118 Booster Pack. The sketch works as expected. The problem is that it somehow leaves the Stellaris in a state in which it cannot be flashed successfully by lm4flash. I have to connect the Stellaris LaunchPad, flash it (works fine the first time), disconnect the USB cable, reconnect, flash again, and so on. The symptoms seem to match what a TI employee posted on the E2E Community back in 2011, where changing the function of PORTC pins -
I'm trying to combine some Energia libraries for the ADS1118 ADC and the SPI serial LCD included on the ADS1118 Booster Pack. Using simple digitalWrite() calls, I'm able to write to the LCD, but I'm trying to switch to using the Energia SPI library. The documentation for SPI.begin() says I can set a slave select pin; however, the compiler rejects a call to SPI.begin(LCD_CS) because there is no SPI.begin(int slaveSelectPin) defined. With the following code, the default pin 2 slave select appears to be used, because it happens to be connected to the buzzer on the ADS1118 Booster Pack, an
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Hi, I am trying to change the SPI clock phase for my project. I am wondering if it is possible in energia. Below is the corresponding data bits from the family guide that I have found: I am trying to change the clock phase (bit 7) from the default 0 to 1, because that is what is required for the slave device (an ADF4002). All I could find in energia were the following 3 functions to change other aspects of the SPI communication: SPI.setClockDivider(SPI_CLOCK_DIV2); SPI.setBitOrder(MSBFIRST); SPI.setDataMode(SPI_MODE0); On that note, does anyone know what the setDataMode fu
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After 6+ frustrating months of struggling, I am giving up on using I2C with my launch pads (G2553 & F5529). Seemingly no matter what I try, I can't get it to work reliably with any of my peripherals. I've tried half a dozen various libraries, both ti compiler (CCS) and Energia/GCC based, with no great success. (The only test cases that I could get running were with two identical launchpads with single byte communication from verbatim example code.) Sadly, due to the wide variety of compilers, libraries, devices and pull-up resistor values that I have tried, I just can't put together a
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The SPI.setBitOrder() and SPI.setDataMode() function calls seem not to do anything on the MSP432 LaunchPad. They work fine with TivaC LaunchPad.
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I am trying a loopback test for msp430f5438a using interrupts. I have initialized the master and slave modules and have written their respective functions as interrupt service routines. The aim I to turn the LED off when the slave receives a character.However, the code is not working. Please tell me how to make it work --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // To use interrupts to transmit and recieve text character(s) #include <msp430.h> /* * main.c */ ? ? void main(void) { WDTCTL = WD
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Hey Guys, I am new user of Energia. Currently, I am using MSP430G2553 chip to write data in SD card. I found code that works on USCIB0 SPI communication. Here is the link for the code. This code works completely fine. But, I wanted to know how can I change the code to use USCIA0 SPI instead of USCIB0 to do this? I tried going into pins_energia.h and just changing the pins. But it didn't work. Can anybody help me with this problem? Here is port assignment for different SPI buses USCIB0: (Code is using it) P1.6 -> master in slave out (MISO) P1.7 -> master out slave in (MOSI)
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I'm trying to make a Sanguino (Arduino derivative board) talk to a MSP430G2553 Launchpad over SPI. The idea is for the Master to send a constant string "Hello, world!\n" and have the Slave write it to a serial terminal. I'm using this for the master: #include <SPI.h> void setup (void) { Serial.begin(9600); digitalWrite(SS, HIGH); SPI.begin (); SPI.setClockDivider(SPI_CLOCK_DIV8); } void loop (void) { char c; // enable Slave Select digitalWrite(SS, LOW); // SS is pin 10 // send test string for (const char * p = "Hello, world!\n" ; c = *p; p++) { SPI.
