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  1. I've got an F5229LP app that sets SMCLK to XT2 with a divider of 4. (XT2 = 25Mhz crystal, which is also the source for MCLK) When I initialize the clocks, HardwareSerial no longer produces an accurate Baud Rate, and it breaks terminal communication. I see that HardwareSerial.cpp contains: #define SMCLK F_CPU //SMCLK = F_CPU for now I've tried changing it to F_CPU / 4 but the situation did not improve. Here is my recreation code: (Uncomment initClocks(25000000l); and change HardwareSerial.cpp to see it fail) #include <WString.h> void initClocks(uint32_t mclkFreq); void SerialT
  2. Hi, I am thinking of a low power project using the f5529lp and the cc3100bp in energia. The f5529lp will continuously collect sensor data and store it in memory. The cc3100bp will be configured to start in AP mode and serve a simple page showing the data collected. I want to be able to put the cc3100bp into hibernate mode using a switch and wake it up using the same switch. This will allow the project to save power if the wifi is not needed. I know there is the nhib pin which puts the cc3100bp in hibernate when driven low and wakes it up if high. I was wondering if somebody had a simil
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