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I am using the CYBT-213043-mesh-2 kit and programmed the HCI_loop_back test. I open the clientcontrol and looks like BR/EDR is disabled. I tried using FIND_ME app but no luck. 

I am looking to connect the CYBT-213043 to external devices making it discoverable for other devices to connect. Also, please let me know how to enable the diagnostic mode on this board.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I really hope someone can help me…

I’m using the tc397, I try to implement can communication between one node of the board (CAN0) with external devices.

I saw the GitHub with MCMCAN example, but it’s not so useful, every example is in loop back, and I need to see a working code in normal mode. 

I don’t understand what I have to do in order to make can communication work in normal mode.

I try to set node 0 as a receiver, so, I initialize the can module (as see in the example) then the can node, I disable the LOOP BACK MODE ( loop back enable = FALSE) and I initialize the pins of IDC10, 20.7 as Rx and 20.8 as Tx. 

So i use an external device (arduino + mcp2515) as a sender and, I verify with another arduino +mcp2515 as a receiver that the message is correctly sent, and it is, but if I add the node0 receiver, it doesn’t work. 

ah, in other posts, similar to mine, someone spoke about CAN_STB pin, but I don’t really understand it’s function.

if it can be useful I try to set the node as transmitting one, and it works, in some way, only if I set the external loop back.

thank you for the attention, I really hope someone can kindly give me advices 

What is the expected Bluetooth Classic range between two CYBT-343026-01 modules?

I am using the EZ-Serial firmware on the CYBT-343026-01 and making a bluetooth connection using SPP. I can make a Bluetooth Classic connection between two CYBT-343026-01 modules from about 100 feet away maximum. I was expecting a range closer to 300 feet.

Hello,

I am programming an IRPS5401 on a newly developed board, experimenting with a few 3-column .txt programming files, and have a couple of questions.

1. I am trying to program a chip that has already been programmed, and PowIRCenter software is telling me "Do not program devices which are regulating.  System may crash"  Which is fair enough.  But how can I turn OFF the PMIC from the utility so I can program it?  I do not see a way to do this.

2.  I noticed that I need to enter the I2C address when creating a programming file.  Please tell me why this is needed, and what significance this has - for example does the address in the programming file need to match the I2C address of the chip?

Am using PowIRCenter build 7832.

Thanks for the help,

Jim Brady

Hello,

I am interested in using the Aurix TC387 Motor control application kit code to get me started on my own motor control project. However, I am interested in using the TC334 device for my project. Will the code work on this device? Are there any Infineon resources to help port the code over to the desired device? Please advise on the best way to do this.

Thanks.

Hello,

I am new to Infineon MCUs and would like some advice while getting started. My project is to control a PMSM with field oriented control. I am not sure yet if this will be sensored or sensorless. The MCU needs to be automotive grade. I am considering using the KITA2GTC334LITETOBO1 evaluation board to get started and am considering one of the low end Aurix MCUs (e.g., TC32x or TC33x). A few questions about getting started:

Is there any example field oriented control code provided for these Aurix MCUs?

Are the Aurix MCUs the best fit for automotive grade motor control applications? If not, what other Infineon MCUs would work well for this application?

Any other tips or advice for getting started with development would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks. 

Hi ,

I am experiencing a break point notification when programming a CY8C6247BZI-D54 psoc6 device. I am setting up a CM0 app with 256Kb flash and 32Kb SRAM . I modified the linker scripts as per section 4.1.2 of the dual core design guide using GCC_ARM ld scripts. when I compile and load the code into the device I receive the following

Break at address "0x1f34" with no debug information available, or outside of program code.

I have double-checked the Linker scripts because I plan to change this to a dual core application. The Cm4 linker and CM0 linker scripts are adjusted correctly according to the documentation but this notification keeps happening

CM0  scrip change

ram (rwx) : ORIGIN = 0x08000000, LENGTH = 32768
flash (rx) : ORIGIN = 0x10000000, LENGTH = 262144

CM4 Script change

/* The size of the Cortex-M0+ application image at the start of FLASH */
FLASH_CM0P_SIZE = 262144;

ram (rwx) : ORIGIN = 0x08008000, LENGTH = 258048
flash (rx) : ORIGIN = 0x10000000, LENGTH = 0x2000

This Looks correct according to the documentation, 

Any advice on why the above notification is happening?

Regards

C

I am working on a project for array readout. I am using CY8CKIT-059.

There are 8 analog inputs that I have to read  sequentially using the ADC and AMUX.

I was wondering if there is any way I can  connect all the other inputs to ground while only one of the analog inputs is connected to the ADC. 

Thanks in advance

Balu