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MaGr_2160016
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‎Apr 22, 2013 05:00 PM

wiced_pwm_start() and wiced_pwm_stop() dont have any effect

[WICED-SDK-2.2.1]

On evaluation board BCM943362WCD4 wiced_pwm_start() and wiced_pwm_stop() used for the onboard LEDs, dont seem to have any effect. Unlike specified in the API documentation, with this board the function wiced_pwm_init() starts the PWM.

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Anonymous
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‎May 05, 2013 11:38 PM

Re: wiced_pwm_start() and wiced_pwm_stop() dont have any effect

Please take a look at the usage of these APIs in the WICED-SDK/Apps/demo/temp_control app.

They work out of the box with this app.
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‎Apr 06, 2015 11:11 PM
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Re: wiced_pwm_start() and wiced_pwm_stop() dont have any effect

Hi jasonrc

I have looked in to the application you have told.

But When i use simple functions .

USING BCM943362WCD4 EVAL board with WICED SDK 3.1.2

wiced_pwm_init(WICED_PWM_1, 24000 , 50.00 );

wiced_pwm_start(WICED_PWM_1);

wiced_pwm_stop(WICED_PWM_1);

The starts at given frequency and duty cycle but its not stopping.

Thanks,

Hinesh

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