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Greetings!
I'm using PSoC 5LP MCU in my project. I'm interfacing CY8CMBR3116 CapSense controller with PSoC through I2C communication.
My requirement is that the CapSense LEDs should glow at the beginning. When I touch a CapSense, the respective CapSense LED should keep blinking until the CapSense is pressed again.
But I'm unable to blink the CapSense LED. I tried to do it using PWM_DUTYCYCLE_CFG1 [for the CapSense at CS1 pin] register but the LED does not blink.
Any help is welcome. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Vinay
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Hello Vinay,
You can enable TOGGLE_EN so that the LED turns ON/OFF on consecutive touches on the sensor.
As you have mentioned, you can control the active and inactive duty cycles through the PWM_DUTYCYCLE_CFG register. However, since the frequency is high, you could only vary the intensity/ brightness using this register.
In case, you would like to visually view the blinking effect in LEDs, I suggest you to enable host control and control the GPIOs in host firmware, depending on button touches.
Read the BUTTON_STAT register, when the HI pin goes low to find the detected button touches and control the GPIOs accordingly.
Thanks,
Shanmathi
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Hello Vinay,
You can enable TOGGLE_EN so that the LED turns ON/OFF on consecutive touches on the sensor.
As you have mentioned, you can control the active and inactive duty cycles through the PWM_DUTYCYCLE_CFG register. However, since the frequency is high, you could only vary the intensity/ brightness using this register.
In case, you would like to visually view the blinking effect in LEDs, I suggest you to enable host control and control the GPIOs in host firmware, depending on button touches.
Read the BUTTON_STAT register, when the HI pin goes low to find the detected button touches and control the GPIOs accordingly.
Thanks,
Shanmathi