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Hi I have recently changed my laptop.

in this laptop i have win 10 . i have installed psoc creator 4.4. in the same package psoc programmer 3.29.0 is installed.

PSOC creator is working but programmer is not working . its not opening also. i tried with compatibility that is also not working.

please help me on this.

thank you.

regards

Rajakumar 

I'm creating a component that uses another custom component inside, it works well, but I wanna show and config the component that is inside (nested) of my new component from the new component... So, is it possible to call the configure window of an internal (nested) component from or built-in the configuration window of the parent component?

Thanks!!
Andres

Currently while trying to download the DVK Only for kit CY8CKIT-050 it appeared that website does nothing.

Dear All,

I am new in PSoC designer 5.4 and currently using the 8-bits MCU controller for CY8C24894. I have been trying to implement the Pulse Frequency Modulation (PFM) under these kind of pulse patterns (Please see the attachment - PFM_2_Pulses.png).

I was trying out some of the coding from the directory of example projects related including (PWM, PRS, Counter and Timer) in order to find the possible ways for achieving the results.

As far I know, the basic concept to generate these kind of pulse as shown in ( Please see the attachment - Triangle_switching_compare_vref.png ).

However, I was thinking of (Interrupt routine, Counter and Timer) were the register parameters should be applied in....

Appreciate, I wish if someone can share the experience or technical ideas and what's the particular register or algorithm should be focused on, especially using CY8C24894 can generate the PFM pulse.

Thanks, Everyone.

Best Regards,

John

Hello,

I am building an application using PSoC Creator v4.2, and I would like to change the commands that run during the build process.

I am building a bootloader and bootloadable applications, and I have customized these applications to have different start adresses than the original start address (I want them to be in different addresses in the memory of my device).

Whenever I am building the bootloadable software, these commands run one after the other:

1. Create the design
2. Compile the code
3. Create <bootloadable>_1.elf
4. Create <bootloadable>_1.hex (using cyelftool -B)
5. Create <bootloadable>_2.elf
6. Create <bootloadable>_2.hex (using cyelftool -B)
7. Merge bootlaodable application into <bootloadable>.hex (using cyelftool -M)

One of my applications is larger than half the memory of my device. To make both versions of this application to compile, I changed the start location of the second application (<bootloadable>_2.hex) to start in the start as well (because I don't use this version of the application, so I don't care about the output of this command). But, the last command in my build failes and I have no idea how to avoid it.

After the build finishes (with its errors), I take the output elf file from the first application <bootloadable>_1.elf and merge it with my second bootloadable using cyelftool, the output hex file works as expected on my device.

Is there any way to customize the build, and make it run only a subset of the commands it is currently running? (hopefully, I would be able to remove stages 5-7 from the build, because I don't use the output created from these commands, and they make my build fail).

If not, does anyone has an idea as to how to make the last stage pass the compilation (so the build won't fail)?

I am attaching the project with the bootloader and the bootloadables, the application that fails the build is "second_dummy_application".

I have moved over all the build settings and couldn't find anything that could help me solve this problem.

I have also tried building the code from the command line, but the same failure happen there as well.

I went farther and grepped for the string of "cyelftool" in all the project, but couldn't find any relevant reference.

Any help will be greatly appriciated,

Omri

Hi All,

I am trying to integrate SMIF in my project. Using Posc creator 4.3 and PDLv3.1.2. The maximum downloadable smif component (when I right click project and update components) is 1.10 but in the documentation here, at the changelog, I see that it has gone upto v1.50. Will I be able to use the latest driver in my psoc creator project?

PSoC 6 Peripheral Driver Library: SMIF (Serial Memory Interface)

Thanks,
Vimal

I'm working on a project that needs to control PSOC debugger (KITPROG 2) automatically using Python like (open the debugger IDE, connect the debugger, set break point and so on) .

Is this doable ? if yes, Would you please provide me with the steps that I should start with and the debugger library ?

Your fast response is highly appreciated

Best Regards

I am completely puzzled by the above error that I get in PSOC creator 4.2. When I call the function processCommand() from main.c the linker throws an error. The function processCommand() is defined in console.c and its function prototype is in console.h. I Include console.h in main.c.

I get the following error message:

sbrkr.c:(.text._sbrk_r+0xc): undefined reference to `_sbrk'

collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status

The command 'arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe' failed with exit code '1'.

I have been struggling with this and have tried several solutions from this forum. Can anyone propose a solution? I have attached my project below.

To reproduce the error, uncomment line 34 in main.c, which is: processCommand();

Is there anyway of overriding the WaveDAC8 clock limit ? It would be nice

if that limit was a warning rather than a hard limit.

As a workaround I am going to use DMA and a DAC and a table to get the analysis done, but

a mod to that component would be nice.

Regards, Dana.