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if Capsense Button pressed the controller should move in deep sleep power down mode
also move to Active power mode from deep sleep mode when I pressed another Capsense Button
It IS possible By Using Capsese Button. Kindly suggest
f((CapSense_IsWidgetActive(CapSense_BUTTON0_WDGT_ID))&& (flag2==0)) /* Right Button */
{
CySysPmDeepSleep();
}
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Hi AsDh_4015406,
First we need to ensure that the device is in deep sleep mode or not. For this we recommend you to do the following test:
Toggle a GPIO before and after the deep sleep API. Use an oscilloscope to check the duration for which the device is in deep sleep mode.
if((CapSense_IsWidgetActive(CapSense_BUTTON1_WDGT_ID))&&(flag5==0))
{
flag5=1;
Pin_Write(1);
CySysPmDeepSleep();
Pin_Write(0);
}
In systems tab, I see that the SWD pins are set to debug. If you want to reduce current consumption, the debug select option should be set to GPIO mode. But note that you will not be able use debug the project after that since SWD pins are not available for debug. However, you can program the device.
Ensure that you do not have the debugger attached to the device as this will prevent the device from entering deep sleep.
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Bragadeesh
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Hi AsDh_4015406,
It is possible to move the device to deep sleep when a capsense button is pressed by simply calling the API CySysPmDeepSleep() on a button press. However, CapSense interrupt can not wake up a device from deep sleep. Also, CapSense block is not active when the device is in deep sleep. Therefore, you need another wakeup source such as WDT to periodically wakeup the device from deep sleep and then perform a capsense scan to check if there was a touch or not.
Please refer
Code example: https://www.cypress.com/documentation/code-examples/ce210291-psoc-4-capsense-one-button
App note: https://www.cypress.com/documentation/application-notes/an210998-psoc-4-low-power-capsense-design
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Bragadeesh
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Thank You so much BragadeeshV_41
I used the Cy8C4025AZI-S413 And I2C Protocol.
My board details as follows:-
The battery power supply to the board is 5.5 v battery with 1000mAh . I used our customized capsense board.
The board Contain 5 Capsense buttons, I2C, 35 Common Anode configuration leds. In that, I got 1.03 miliampere current in Deep sleep mode. which is not as per document (current is 1.3 microampere in deep sleep).
is there any external parameter affect on it, like Board impedance, Component etc. if yes then how much board impedance required to achieve result.
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Hi AsDh_4015406,
Can you please share your project so that we can check if there are any issues in that?
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Hi AsDh_4015406,
First we need to ensure that the device is in deep sleep mode or not. For this we recommend you to do the following test:
Toggle a GPIO before and after the deep sleep API. Use an oscilloscope to check the duration for which the device is in deep sleep mode.
if((CapSense_IsWidgetActive(CapSense_BUTTON1_WDGT_ID))&&(flag5==0))
{
flag5=1;
Pin_Write(1);
CySysPmDeepSleep();
Pin_Write(0);
}
In systems tab, I see that the SWD pins are set to debug. If you want to reduce current consumption, the debug select option should be set to GPIO mode. But note that you will not be able use debug the project after that since SWD pins are not available for debug. However, you can program the device.
Ensure that you do not have the debugger attached to the device as this will prevent the device from entering deep sleep.
Regards,
Bragadeesh
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Hi Bragadeesh,
I got expected result.
Kindly suggest me low power Cypress microcontroller having 26 GPIO And 1 I2C.
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AsDh
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Hi AsDh_4015406,
You can use PSoC 4000 S device for your application
If this device doesn't satisfy your requirement, we kindly request you to create a new forum thread for your new query with more information on the requirement. Since we have already answered the question of this forum thread, we are proceeding towards locking this discussion.
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Bragadeesh
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