I have yet to find any example code on simultaneous connections for the PSoC 6. Can someone point me to some or provide it here?

Thanks

Hi, my project is to build a dog tracking device using GPS. A mapped out

area (my college) will be the co-ordinates. if the tracker leaves the

designated area, a message will be sent to my phone.

Hi, I am a 4th Year Student studying Embedded Systems. My Project for the year is to Design and Build a "Pet Location System using GPS". What PSoC microcontroller should I use and what way would you approach attacking this project if anyone has past experiences.

I have tried all of the following function calls and never receive a callback for any of the corresponding events.  Is this a known issue?         

Cy_BLE_GATTC_FindIncludedServices();

Cy_BLE_GATTC_StartDiscovery();

Cy_BLE_GATTC_DiscoverPrimaryServices();

Cy_BLE_GATTC_DiscoverPrimaryServiceByUuid();

Is possible to do this line of code using just a DMA.

aBuffer[ADC_SAR_1_GetResult16()]++;

Basically want to take the value returned from the ADC and use it as a destination index and then increment a word in an array to create a histogram in the that array. 

Very new to the psoc but thought maybe with all the extra built in hardware logic something like this could be done.

Thanks

David

Looking forward to the PSoC 6 launch!

Would be great if we can see support for a 100% command-line tool chain that doesn't depend on Windows (nor virtual machines).

Would be great to see this option in the near future as I believe it will make these parts more attractive to open source RTOS'es & a much wider audience.

best /david

We would like to start upgrading a custom board from PSoC 4 to PSoC 6 104 MSCP. Currently we do not feel comfortable doing that without a full reference design, sample BOM included. Is something like this available?

Best,

Nick

Today I downloaded and installed Creator 4.2 and the PSoC6 examples and here is my first question:

In the CE220335:BLE_Eddystone project the main loop is the same for M0 and M4 CPU:

    for (;;)

    {

        /* Cy_Ble_ProcessEvents() allows the BLE stack to process pending events */

        Cy_BLE_ProcessEvents();

        Cy_SysPm_DeepSleep(CY_SYSPM_WAIT_FOR_INTERRUPT);

    }

My question is: Why do both CPUs handle the ProcessEvents API and which CPU handles which events???

Bob

In http://www.cypress.com/documentation/software-and-drivers/peripheral-driver-library-pdl

You suggest: "Download a beta version of PDL 3.0.1 on the PSoC 6 Community​ today (cypress.com registration required)!"

Where it is?