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Device: CY8C5888LTI-LPO97
Simply trying to get print statement read out in putty. Device is connected to computer via USB connection.
Firmware has been updated.
Already checked port and pin is correct one for this hardware.
Code has not been changed. I have tired all baud rates.
Anyone I can trouble shoot this. I have no errors in the logs and nothing to tell me there is something wrong with the program. Is it possible the hardware is bad? I would appreciate any suggestions to trouble shoot.
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It works for me.
Did you assign the port (in Design Wide Resources, Pins tab) according to PSoC 4 as shown in your image, or, did you connect to PSoC 5LP port TX 12.7?
edit: I was able to get garbage characters by slowing IMO clock down to 24MHz (despite what component datasheet says). Had good results when IMO set to Desired 48MHz in Clocks tab of Design Wide Resources window.
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It works for me.
Did you assign the port (in Design Wide Resources, Pins tab) according to PSoC 4 as shown in your image, or, did you connect to PSoC 5LP port TX 12.7?
edit: I was able to get garbage characters by slowing IMO clock down to 24MHz (despite what component datasheet says). Had good results when IMO set to Desired 48MHz in Clocks tab of Design Wide Resources window.
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my port is P0[5] at pin 54
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After further inspection, I needed to adjust the port to P12[7]. Thank you It works now.
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mmartinez,
I downloaded the SW_TX_UART example project like you did.
The only change I needed to make is the assignment of the Tx pin. Since I was using the CY8CKIT-059 the pin to sent UART Tx out the KitProg UART USB is P12.7
If you're not using the CY8CKIT-059, here is a table of other development boards and their pin assignments:
This is the output I get using Termite:
No problem here.
Make sure the pin assignment for the Tx pin matches your configuration for board you are using as BiBi suggested.
"Engineering is an Art. The Art of Compromise."
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my kit is CY8C5888LTI-LP097.
I think either my kit is damaged or its possible the USB cable I am using is damaged. Might have to do some hardware checks... if its working for you guys
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this is how my pin assignment looks
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