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CC2431 don´t wake up with Sleep Timer Interrupt

CC2431 don´t wake up with Sleep Timer Interrupt

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Fabio Rico
Posted by Fabio Rico
on May 17 2012 07:37 AM
Prodigy20 points

Hello everybody

I have some problems waking up the CC2431 after sending him to PM 1 or 2, in fact it doesnt wake up, stay forever in the power modes.
Below is posted the code used, it's based on DN106. Anyone knows what's wrong?

Thanks in advance

_Pragma("vector=0x2B") __near_func __interrupt void ST_ISR(void);
_Pragma("vector=0x2B") __near_func __interrupt void ST_ISR(void) {


///////////// Code section #2 begin: Switch to [HS XOSC] /////////////
// Power up [HS XOSC] (SLEEP.OSC_PD = 0)
SLEEP &= ~0x04;
// Wait until [HS XOSC] is stable (SLEEP.XOSC_STB = 1)
while ( ! (SLEEP & 0x40) );
// Apply NOPs equivalent to 64 ìs
asm("NOP");
// Switch system clock source to [HS XOSC] (CLKCON.OSC = 0)
CLKCON &= ~0x40;
// Wait until system clock source has actually changed (CLKCON.OSC = 0)
while ( CLKCON & 0x40 );
// Power down [HS RCOSC] (SLEEP.OSC_PD = 1)
SLEEP |= 0x04;


// Clear IRCON.STIF (Sleep Timer CPU interrupt flag)
IRCON &= 0x7F;
SLEEP &= 0xFC; // Not required when resuming from PM0

  ST0=1;
  ST1=0;
  ST2=0;
}

/////////////////////////////////////
//SLEEP
////////////////////////////////////
static void sleep(void)
{
  STIF=0;// Clear IRCON.STIF (Sleep Timer CPU interrupt flag)
  STIE=1;
  EA=1;
  
  ST0=1;
  ST1=0;
  ST2=0;
  
  SLEEP = (SLEEP & 0xFC) | 0x01;
  asm("NOP");
  asm("NOP");
  asm("NOP");
  // Power up [HS RCOSC] (SLEEP.OSC_PD = 0)
SLEEP &= ~0x04;
// Wait until [HS RCOSC] is stable (SLEEP.HFRC_STB = 1)
while ( ! (SLEEP & 0x20) );
// Switch system clock source to HS RCOSC (CLKCON.OSC = 1)
CLKCON |= 0x40;
// Wait until system clock source has actually changed (CLKCON.OSC = 1)
while ( !(CLKCON & 0x40) );
// Power down [HS XOSC] (SLEEP.OSC_PD = 1)
SLEEP |= 0x04;

  if (SLEEP & 0x03)
  {
    PCON |= 0x01;
    asm("NOP");
  }

}
 
SimplicTI CC2431 CC2430 Sleep Timer
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  • Fabio Rico
    Posted by Fabio Rico
    on May 18 2012 08:35 AM
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    Verified by Fabio Rico
    Prodigy20 points

    Problem solved.

    For posterior reference, the problem was the order that ST registers are defined. ST0 must bee the last register to be defined in order to properly define ST2:ST1:ST0 compare value


      ST1=0;

      ST2=0;

      ST0=1;


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