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  1. Hello there, anyone knows a library for the sensor BMP280 that works on the Launchpad MSP430FR5969LP? I searched on google but can't find one for this specific sensor Thank you.
  2. Hello there, I have been trying to use a MSP430FR5969 to start a serial communication with a SARA-R4 Cellphone modem. Basically that modem just works sending AT commands through serial communication, so, i decided to start with the basics using the library example include <SoftwareSerial.h> SoftwareSerial mySerial(P1_4, P1_3);// RX, TX void setup(){ // Open serial communications and wait for port to open: Serial.begin(9600); Serial.println("Goodnight moon!"); // set the data rate for the SoftwareSerial port mySerial.begin(9600); mySerial.println("Hello, world?");
  3. Hello, I'm new to firmware development. I have a custom board design with an MSP430FR5969 and ADS7142, programming with Energia, MSP430-FET, JTAG if it matters. I would like some barebones starter code to configure my ADS7142 and enable I2C communication with my MSP430. The only thing I can find is this http://www.ti.com/lit/an/sbaa288a/sbaa288a.pdf and associated code (e.g. TM4C1294_ADS7142_Functions.c) Can I use this code on an MSP430 device? Is there any other barebones firmware that will run on Energia?
  4. Hello, I'm new to firmware development. I have a custom board design with an MSP430FR5969 and ADS7142, programming with Energia, MSP430-FET, JTAG if it matters. I would like some barebones starter code to configure my ADS7142 and enable I2C communication with my MSP430. The only thing I can find is this http://www.ti.com/lit/an/sbaa288a/sbaa288a.pdf and associated code (e.g. TM4C1294_ADS7142_Functions.c) Can I use this code on an MSP430 device? Is there any other barebones firmware that will run on Energia?
  5. i try to use this example but nothing happened // Wire Slave Sender // by Nicholas Zambetti <http://www.zambetti.com> // Demonstrates use of the Wire library // Sends data as an I2C/TWI slave device // Refer to the "Wire Master Reader" example for use with this // Created 29 March 2006 // This example code is in the public domain. #include <Wire.h> void setup() { Wire.setModule(0); Wire.begin(2); // join i2c bus with address #2 Wire.onRequest(requestEvent); // register event } void loop() { delay(100); } // function that executes whenever data
  6. hi all, I2C communication not working on msp430fr5969 with simple exmaple codes from energia v 18....I tried with pullups and without also...can someone help me out......
  7. (Apologies for posting both here and on TI E2E forum) I am not able to use upper FRAM above 0x0001000 on MSP430 in Energia for an existing project, I am using latest Energia release E20 which uses latest version of gcc compiler 4.6.6. My goal is to 1) get the linker to locate two initialized data arrays in upper FRAM on MSP430FR5994 or MSP430FR5969 and 2) read that data as a lookup table using the Energia program. I have used the following attribute to map the arrays to upper FRAM: const unsigned char __attribute__((section(".fartext"))) Program_Data_IC_1[5120]= { 0xFF, 0
  8. Hello everyone, I have a datalogger TIDA-00524 (http://www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-00524), and also I have the MSP FET to program it through the J-TAG. I want to practice high level programming and I want to re-write the whole code for this reference design using Energia. I want to know if this is possible, before I start putting a lot of effort on nothing. In addition, I want to know if I can include the excluded pins from energia library (for example MSP430FR5969 pin 4.4 ,P4_4 is not recognized by the compiler). Thank you for your help
  9. I'm trying to connect the HDC2010 temperature sensor to the MSP430FR5969 Launchpad. I'm using the HDC2010 EVM, which consists of a MSP430F5528 (which handles USB communications to the GUI tool) and a HDC2010 (connected over I2C). The portion with the HDC2010 can be broken off from the main board in order to use it with another MCU. I'm attempting to connect it to a MSP430FR5969 Launchpad which has the SHARP Memory LCD (uses SPI) connected to it. I couldn't find a ready made library for the HDC2010 & MSP430, so I copied over some code from the Arduino library. To check whethe
  10. We are using Energia 17 with the MSP430FR5969 iand we now need to utilize upper block of FRAM at 0x10000 for storage of an initialized byte array because our program size has increased beyond the 48k in lower FRAM. I've modified the linker command file to locate the ".upper.rodata" section in "far_rom" at 0x010000 and declare the array as follows: const unsigned char __attribute__((section(".upper.rodata"))) Program_Data_IC_1[4096} = { <byte values here> } However, after modifying the Energia linker command file and rebuilding the Energia project (in CCS 6.1.3) the
  11. I am storing data in program memory using PROGMEM, and reading it using pgm_read_byte() and pgm_read_word(), to save RAM. However, the compiler gives warnings: In function 'int lookupnumber(int)': warning: dereferencing type-punned pointer will break strict-aliasing rules [-Wstrict-aliasing] I've read that it's not good practice to ignore these warnings, but I can't see how to eliminate them. A demonstration program is: const int numbers[] PROGMEM = { 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 23 }; int lookupnumber (int i) { return pgm_read_word(&numbers[i]); } void setup() { Seri
  12. I am trying to set up a watchdog timer on the MSP430F5529 LaunchPad, and I can't seem to get it to work. My code is: void watchdogenable (int interval) { WDTCTL = WDTPW | WDTCNTCL | interval; } void watchdogreset () { WDTCTL = WDTPW | WDTCNTCL | (WDTCTL & 0x07); } void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); Serial.println("Start"); watchdogenable(1); } int count = 0; void loop() { Serial.println(count++); delay(1000); } It prints: Start 0 and then gets no further before being reset by the watchdog 8 seconds later. I would expect it to count up to 8. If
  13. My compact Lisp interpreter, uLisp, now supports the MSP430F5529 and MSP430FR5969 LaunchPads. As well as supporting a core set of Lisp functions, uLisp includes Arduino/Energia extensions, making it ideal as a control language for the MSP430. For more information see http://www.ulisp.com/.
  14. Hi, I'm interested in energy harvesting applications with the FR5969. I've noticed there's quite a delay before the code runs, probably 500mS or more. This is just testing with a simple piece of code that turns on the LED. Launchpad supplied direct from a power supply and all jumpers removed. Is there some boot-up routine or something going on that is automatically programmed that I'm not aware of, or something else? Obviously this is quite a significant delay for these type of applications, as all the energy is being exhausted in starting the thing up. Any ideas/experiences would be grea
  15. I have been working with the fr5969 and have migrated it over to a bare metal msp430fr5969 soldered onto a board. And have some questions. 1. I have loaded a sketch which uploaded ok but the program doesn't seam to start, am I missing something. 2. Low power modes , if I use RTC_B the program the power is aroun 400nA and the program is still running but if I use LPM3 and stop the watchdog timer power is 25uA and if the program starts it can us upto 23mA , can someone shed some light on this and is the RTC_B with Interrupt the rigth way to go for low power application. 3. Do all vcc/v
  16. Just a quick question - probably obvious but I wanna make sure before I order some boards. If I was using a FR5969 Launchpad as an ISP to program some FR5949 chips - will the hardware I2C pins 1.6 and 1.7 and the software defined I2C pins 3.5 and 3.6 still work even though they are at different physical locations on the chips? My breadboard prototype version uses I2C on either set of I2C lines and works fine, but with a FR5969 and not the FR5949. When programming another chip in a series does the pin map need to be defined in the energia_pins.h file for the FR5969? Thanks!
  17. Hello everyone, I have trouble with i2c on FR5969 launchpad. I wanted to interface a BMP180. As it didn't work, I tested my module on my TivaC launchpad and Arduino and it was OK. So I connected my oscilloscope and my logic analyzer on pin P1.6 and P1.7 and there was strictly no activity ... Searching on the internet I couldn't find any person using i2c on this launchpad, so has anyone tried to play with i2c on it ? Problem detected on Energia v15, v14 doesn't work too. I looked at pins_energia.h, it seems ok ...
  18. All, I have a gps device that outputs several other sensor readings (wind, heading, ect.). All of those strings are output in NMEA format strings. I am able to read these strings and also (with the TinyGPS library) I can parse them to pull what I need. Now the problem, I want to be able to send NMEA strings back at the device in order to tell it to output different NMEA string types. For example, sending "$PAMTC,EN,HDG" should enable the "$HCHDG" string on the device. Or sending "#PAMTC,QV" should query the software version number. My code to read from the device is: C
  19. Hi All, I've successfully implemented the GFDS18B20 library (for the Maxim DS1820B) and the RTC_B library (for the MSP430FR5969's Real-Time Clock) in a way that allows me to wake up from LPM3.5 every time the alarm goes off, take temperature readings, print them out with a time stamp, and go back to sleep. However, for some reason, no matter which sensor I use or how hot/cold it is, the last sensor in my array/on the one-wire prints out a temperature reading of "0.-6" degrees Celsius (yes, it looks just like that). If anyone could help me figure this out, I'd really appreciate it. I'm new
  20. Hi Guys, My name is Nathan. I've lurked around here on 43oh a bit, but this is my first official post. I've been working with the MSP430FR5969 for several months now and I've quickly grown to really like it. It seems to me TI's FRAM processors should really be getting more exposure for battery powered development in both professional and maker communities. To that end - I was hoping to get some feedback on a product idea. We've packaged the FR5969 into a tiny coin-cell powered module. The module can operate as a stand-alone processor or it can plug into an UNO-form-factor breakout
  21. I am using an MSP430fr5969. The board only has one hardware pwm available and it located on P1.2. For my application, I need to generate two different pwm signals to control two different motors. One of those is a servo, the other is a linear actuator but it is controlled through a motor speed controller that uses a pwm input (replicating that of an RC receiver). Can I use the servo library and attach a servo to any pin or does that pin have to have hardware pwm? I looked through the Servo.cpp file and it seems to be doing software serial. When i run servo examples, and hook the
  22. I am looking to run two motors via motor controllers that require pwm signals. I have learned how hardware and software pwm work. I also have learned what would be required to create a software pwm with a chip timer and clock in CCS. I am still however confused on whether this is required in energia and how I can tell what pins i am able to use. Using a MSP430fr5969: Can i simply use the analogwrite() function on a pin that allows for it to be used according to the pin map http://energia.nu/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/LaunchPad-with-MSP430FR5969.jpg ? Does the analogw
  23. HI, I have a MSP430fr5969 Board. I have written several program successfully to the board with Energia and have V2.0 or higher. On a random upload, I received an error message "FET firmware update is required", "Re-run with --allow-fw-update to preform a firmware update.", tilib: device initialization failed." A separate window also appears saying: "The firmware of your launchpad programmer needs an update. You will need to update......"tools" menu." When I use the Update Programmer button from the "Tools" tab, it fails to update the programmer on some occasions. On others it
  24. Sorry to bother if I'm missing something obvious in the documentation - but there's something I can't seem to figure out. I'm migrating a simple datalogger that uses an ATTiny24a, BMP180, and an external EEPROM to (hopefully!) take advantage of the power savings and FRAM on the MSP430FR5969. I've attached a sample of my code by I can't seem to find anywhere similar functions to EEPROM.read and EEPROM.write. All I've managed to find is FRAM_write<enter # of bits here> in the fram.c in the DriverLib library. Basically all I'm trying to do is log data to the FRAM at a s
  25. Hi all I am new to TI environment, before this all of my projects were based on Arduino. I have developed one circuit with 5969 launchpad its working fine. Now I want to make it my own custom pcb for my application. I wanted to know by keeping two test pins for Spy Bi Wire on my pcb can I program my micro controller with help of my launch pad? And/Or which is best practice for ISP programming MSP430 micro controllers?
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