Hi. I am working with a PSoC5 project in which I kept the hex file binaries of a PSoC5 program (to blink LED continuously) in an array at main.c   Now, I wish to copy these binaries to RAM and execute it from RAM to see LED blinking. Can I get an assistance to accomplish this task?

Hello Everyone,

I have been trying to get a system consisting of PSOC5 LP and SIM800A GSM module communicating to each other over a dedicated UART channel, and another UART channel for communication between PSOC5 LP and PC.

I have a problem where I need to read the date and time from the GSM module using AT commands and then store the date and time values (which come as a string as a response from the GSM module) as global variables to be used program a RTC connected to the system.

I have followed this tutorial and can see that I can see the date and time from the module while interfacing with an Arduino manually.

I am aware of how to send AT commands to GSM module, but can't seem to understand how to read or parse or store the responses from the GSM module in response to the AT commands.

Can anyone help me to read and store (to then reformat the string later) the time and date from the GSM module using PSOC5 LP?

I am attaching a simple two_uarts_mod project, which I could use to manually send the AT commands and read the time and date (but can't seem to find a way for the PSOC to read the response back from the GSM module). 

Thanks and Regards,
Yash

I am working with PSoc 5lp at the moment. I understood theoretically what an interrupt does, but why can't we write the work that is to be done with an interrupt in the main function only? Why separate ISR is needed?

Also, why flag variable = 0,1 is used?

Hi,

We are using PSoC LP5 and we decide to make PSoC in hibernation state under some condition. My questions are: what function may not work when PSoC is in hibernation mode, e.g.,

1. Will RTC still keep counting during hibernation?
2. Will the pins that are set to high remain high during hibernation?
3. Any other limitations?

Regards,

Winston