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[baga_4725781]

(I looked for a thread for this problem - I did not see one.)

I am using a CY8CKIT-062-WiFi-BT PSoC 6 WiFi-BT PioneerKit.

I used the default CE220923_VDAC_Sawtooth demo and it worked fine, despite some "incompatible" errors.

PSoC Creator 4.3 (upgraded from 4.2)

PDLSetup3.0.9 (I think)

I then changed the pin from the original pin9_6 to pin9_0.

I got a message that both pins were used. I got the same output on both pins.

I then rebuilt again, and got the error messages below, and the build failed.

I then replaced the DAC with the same (default?) settings. Recompiled. Same fail.

Then downloaded and ran PDLSetup3.1.2.exe

Recompiled. Same fail.

The "Component Update" keeps saying everything is at the latest rev.

I am compiling with the CM4 core on the PSoC 6.

At this point I am stuck.

Thanks .... bandit

[MotooTanaka · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I tried the same thing, and got same warnings.

So I thought that the PDL selection was wrong.

From menu: Project > Build settings > Peripheral Driver Library

The default of my PSoC Creator was 3.1.0

So I used "Custom" and changed it to 3.1.2, which is the newest PDL I have on my system right now.

And I did "update components" and "clean and rebuild", the project was built OK.

Then I noticed the "(Tools > Options)" in the "Default" selection.

So I followed it, too. From menu Tools > Options

My PDL v3 (PSoC 6 devices) location was 3.1.0

So I changed it to 3.1.2

Now, my Default PDL is 3.1.2

Then I followed what you did, I changed the pin from P9[6] to P9[0].

And I did "Clean and Rebuild"

Although now I get 2 warnings, the project could be built.

moto

[baga_4725781]

Thanks! I will try this next week.

They don't make it easy...

Yours ... bandit