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[LMP90100 ] Is there a way to reset the SPI interface when the CSB was connected to ground and some false SCLK had already issued

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Long Tran
Posted by Long Tran
on Apr 26 2012 03:44 AM
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Hi,

We had a project where we using the LMP90100 to measure the scale through a load cell. We connect the micro-controller to LM90100 by the SPI interface, unfortunately we had connected the CSB to ground.

Now when we turn on the power there are 2 different results.

- The communication is working fine, we got fine resolved and stable ADC output.

- The communication to the LMP90100 is not working at all. Looking at the SCLK pin using a oscilloscope we saw that at power up, there is a rising edge there (false one, not intended but we have no way to eliminate it now); that false CLK makes all subsequent transfer wrong.

Now we need a way to reset the SPI communication engine of the LMP90100 but find no measure (Actually there is one described in the datasheet by sending >= 73 consecutive "1" bit but that feature is disabled by default).

Your suggestion is appreciated.

PS. The description on Register reading is confusing where the INST1 byte was described as: 0x10 = write address; 0x90 = read address but actually the 0x90 code is never used.

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  • Murali Srinivasa
    Posted by Murali Srinivasa
    on Apr 27 2012 06:18 AM
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    Hi Long Tran,

    We are aware of this issue. False edge on SCLK from the SPI master(mcu) can be solved in most of the mcu's by making the I/O on which SCLK will become active to be high/low by pullup/pulldown internally and should be same as the SPI idle condition and should be done before SPI is enabled.

    Which mcu are you using?

    Regards,
    Murali 

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  • Long Tran
    Posted by Long Tran
    on May 01 2012 19:58 PM
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    Hi Murali,

    Thank you for your quick response! We use the Microchip's PIC18F4523.

    I've just decided to cut the CSB out of GND and connected it to a MCU pin. It's working fine now.

    With best regards,

    Long

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