PSoC™ 4 Forum Discussions

Hi,

I am using the CY8CKIT-045S from the PSoC 4500s Pioneer Kit. To program the microcontroller, I am using PSoC Creator 4.4. I often need to modify the code created in the Creator and then reprogram the microcontroller. Therefore, I am looking for a way to automate the programming process. Currently, I manually do this using CTRL + F5. Is there a way, for example, through the command line, to initiate the programming process? Additionally, I am exploring options to automatically modify the code before programming. Since I could easily do this in another IDE, a command line tool or another method to open the modified C file would also be very helpful.

Cheers!

Hi infineon.

I have a question about registers TRM of PSoC4000S.

This document has a description of POWER_MODE of below figure.

https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-PSoC_4000S_FAMILY_PSoC(R)_4_REGISTERS_TECHNICAL_REFERENCE_MANUAL(TRM)-AdditionalTechnicalInformation-v06_00-EN.pdf?fileId=8ac78c8c7d0d8da4017d0f9441630196

Is it possible for the user to read modes other than the CPU's active mode?

Since the CPU should be active when accessing the register to read POWER_MODE, I don't think it is possible to check whether it is in a mode other than active.

Best Regards.

YuMa

I wrote almost 10000 lines of code and everything was working fine, but recently I created a new array of 16 chars, and if I access it the program hangs....
The debugger shows that the program jumps to the system area, where it should not go.
I have no exit outside the array area, I tried changing cache settings, and compilation settings and deleted other arrays from the project to free up memory the result is the same...
I do not attach the code because it is huge and written for custom hardware, I made a video screen capture

Hi Community, Simple Question : 

I have a .cyacd file and currently looking at Bootloader Host code to understand how it takes all the data into the Packets and transmit it one by one. I opened the .cyacd file in Notepad++ and saw Hex values. But the cyacd format contains the ASCII ?

Hello 
I added the "ble upgradeable stack" to my application.    I trigger the OTA event using a characteristic.  Everything works fine!  

I do have one issue though.  When I connect, disconnect and then perform a power on reset, the bootloader is triggered and "ota bootloader" is advertised.  This happens even when I don't want to perform an application update.  As per the application note, I've placed these two lines of code in main().  

#if !defined(__ARMCC_VERSION)
             InitializeBootloaderSRAM();
#endif
             AfterImageUpdate();

I cannot share the complete code as it is proprietary.  Anyway,  I feel one of these lines is causing the issue to occur. Any advice is appreciated and let me know if you need more info.