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  1. While debugging my code this weekend I decided to step back and try to debug certain aspects of it. TI's Resource Explorer is a great tool with plenty of example code to look at and review. I was having issues with my WDT routine so I thought I would double check running one of the examples that was released, to be specific, I was interest in the WDT_02 example which can be seen here. The code was not working which really left me wondering since I assumed that any code published BY TI as an example MUST have been checked to see if it actually worked?! Well as it turns out the code does NOT
  2. Colleagues, The circuit that I'm working on is based on an 8-pin MSP430G2210. The RST#/NMI serves as a soft on/off switch. While the device is on, it will use the WDT in the interval mode for cyclic sleep (at least, that's my intent). I was able to make the NMI# interrupt work to wake up from LPM4. Separately, I was able to make the WDT interrupt work to wake up from LPM3. But I wasn't able to make them work together. // PURPOSE: Keep track of button presses #pragma vector=NMI_VECTOR __interrupt void nmi_isr(void) { g_nmiFlag = true; // set a flag, whic
  3. I have a problem with Tiva C Series EK-TM4C1294XL LanchPad. .Totally is blocked: ( Only the green LED1 illuminates with low-intensity! I wanted to incorporate a greater value for WDT timer but I made a mistake and enter lower. I wanted to reset every 10 seconds. And I enter WatchdogReloadSet (WATCHDOG0_BASE, SysCtlClockGet () / 10000). Instead of WatchdogReloadSet (WATCHDOG0_BASE, SysCtlClockGet () * 10000). Now microcontroller is continuously in reset and can not be programmed with ICDI. Following message appears: Unable to find any ICDI devices. How to solve this problem? Co
  4. Could someone throw out some example code of how I could for instance, run some code, go into LPM3 or 4 for 60 seconds, then run the code again? So: Loop: Do something Sleep for 60 sec Couldn't the watch dog timer be used to accomplish this? I have looked at some examples, I am just having a hard time seeing how to make it all work in the Energia IDE. Here is the sample code I have been looking at...I get what is going on here, but what I want is to get rid of the parts setting LED on or off, and turn it into a function so that I can call it, it will sleep, then t
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