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I have downloaded and read the component author's guide. (http://www.cypress.com/file/137436/download )
It has a beautiful sentence in it:
Note You can also select Add Existing from the pull-down menu to select an existing symbol file to add to the Component
That is all it says. The dialog demands I know where you keep the library I want to import components from. About an hour of searching Google yielded nothing. I drilled down into the Program Files -> Cypress -> PSoc Creator -> 4.1 -> PSocd Creator -> psoc -> content -> CyComponentLibrary, but there is not a library there (that the dialog recognizes.)
I am having to do this because emFile works on one of our boards with an SDCard, but not on another, whose only difference is pin port. Unfortunately, that component is totally opaque, there is no source code for the library, and customers are demanding the product. No worries, I can always find a new job.
Signals look the same on a 100 mhz digital oscilloscope. Heck, the same SDCARD works on my computer, and appears to respond on that sd card board holder with the working board, but refuses to respond on another board. Both have psoc5lp devices in them.
We are suspecting there is something about the pins chosen, setup of the pins may matter. So I want to edit the component to look at pins and how they were set up.
I have actually done this under 3.3 before, but under 4.1, it appears to be much, much more difficult.
I can't throw my computer through the window, but it is becoming a severe temptation. Maybe I can move to a microchip device, but the learning curve will get me.
Solved! Go to Solution.
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Hi,
I believe what you are looking is to import the component and see the pins settings.
Thanks
Jobin GT