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Mar 21, 2014
02:20 AM
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Mar 21, 2014
02:20 AM
I have Bought the Hexagon full application kit with all the connectors, I connected the ACT Board(AUT_ISO-v1) to the ACT connection ,I have been trying to establish SPI communication between xmc4500 cpu board and AUT_iso_v1 board with the DAVE RTOS example and the output must be blinking of leds on the AUT_ISO_v1 board with the GPIO led glow on the XMC4500 cpu board, But i can watch only the GPIO led Glow and the LEDS´s Present on the AUT_iso_v1 Board doesnt blink, is there something wrong I am doing or some Bug in the example?
Thank you,
Ravi.
Thank you,
Ravi.
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- xmc4500 hcu
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Apr 21, 2014
11:03 PM
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Apr 21, 2014
11:03 PM
ravi wrote:
I have Bought the Hexagon full application kit with all the connectors, I connected the ACT Board(AUT_ISO-v1) to the ACT connection ,I have been trying to establish SPI communication between xmc4500 cpu board and AUT_iso_v1 board with the DAVE RTOS example and the output must be blinking of leds on the AUT_ISO_v1 board with the GPIO led glow on the XMC4500 cpu board, But i can watch only the GPIO led Glow and the LEDS´s Present on the AUT_iso_v1 Board doesnt blink, is there something wrong I am doing or some Bug in the example?
Thank you,
Ravi.
Hi Ravi,
We tested this example and it is known to be working good. See picture attachment (screen shot from video)
Maybe you can review on your hardware setup which I think might be the cause of the problem.
Best Regards
Travis
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Apr 24, 2014
01:37 AM
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Apr 24, 2014
01:37 AM
Thank you Mr.Travis,
Yes, I think it is the Hardware Wiring Problem, Could you Detail the Pin Connections Shown in the Screen shot.
Best Regards,
Ravi
Yes, I think it is the Hardware Wiring Problem, Could you Detail the Pin Connections Shown in the Screen shot.
Best Regards,
Ravi
Apr 25, 2014
02:25 AM
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Apr 25, 2014
02:25 AM
Hi Ravi,
There you go...
Good luck !!!
Step 1: Connecting the extension board
1. Connect 1 piece of extension board to the COM edge connector of the CPU board.
2. Connect 1 piece of extension board to the ACT edge connector of the CPU board.
3. Connect 1 piece of extension board to the ACT edge connector of the AUT_ISO satellite card.
4. Power the AUT_ISO satellite card using external power supply.
Step 2: Inter connect wires between the extension boards
1. CPU card @ COM edge to AUT_ISO card @ ACT edge connector
Pin no. 4 (MTSR/MTSR0HW) to Pin no. 32 (SPI_MTSR)
Pin no. 6 (MRST/MTSR1HW) to Pin no. 34 (SPI_MRST)
Pin no. 3 (Clock out) to Pin no. 36 (SPI_SCLK)
2. CPU card @ ACT edge to AUT_ISO card @ ACT edge connector
Pin no. 15 (ChipSelect Job 2) to Pin no. 31 (CSA0)
Pin no. 80 (GND) to Pin no. 80 (GND)
There you go...
Good luck !!!
Step 1: Connecting the extension board
1. Connect 1 piece of extension board to the COM edge connector of the CPU board.
2. Connect 1 piece of extension board to the ACT edge connector of the CPU board.
3. Connect 1 piece of extension board to the ACT edge connector of the AUT_ISO satellite card.
4. Power the AUT_ISO satellite card using external power supply.
Step 2: Inter connect wires between the extension boards
1. CPU card @ COM edge to AUT_ISO card @ ACT edge connector
Pin no. 4 (MTSR/MTSR0HW) to Pin no. 32 (SPI_MTSR)
Pin no. 6 (MRST/MTSR1HW) to Pin no. 34 (SPI_MRST)
Pin no. 3 (Clock out) to Pin no. 36 (SPI_SCLK)
2. CPU card @ ACT edge to AUT_ISO card @ ACT edge connector
Pin no. 15 (ChipSelect Job 2) to Pin no. 31 (CSA0)
Pin no. 80 (GND) to Pin no. 80 (GND)