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CC2533 Button 2 interrupt

CC2533 Button 2 interrupt

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c_ 64
Posted by c_ 64
on Apr 11 2012 03:58 AM
Intellectual430 points

Hi,

I'm using the SmartRF05 EB Rev. 1.8.1 together with the CC2533EM 1.7. I want to be able to get an interrupt when Button 2 on the EB is pushed. Hardware wise, I connect P10.20 to P10.1 on the EB to connect Button 2 to the CC2533 (since Button 2 is not connected to anything initially). Here's the relevant part of my code:

void Button_2_IntEnable(void);

void main (void)
{
  halBoardInit();
  Button_2_IntEnable();
  halLedSet(1);
  while (1)
    {
        halLedToggle(1);         
        halMcuWaitMs(1000);          
    }

}

void Button_2_IntEnable(void)
{
  PICTL |= 0x04; // interrupt on falling edge
  P2IFG = 0; //clear flag
  P2IF = 0; //clear flag
  P2IEN = 0x01; // Port 2 Interrupt Enable Mask
  EA = 1;
}

#pragma vector=P2INT_VECTOR
__interrupt void Button2_ISR(void)
{
  halLedToggle(2);
}

The interrupt doesn't work (the blinking of LED1 works, though, but no toggling of Button 2 when it's pushed). Upon compiling, I do get this warning, though:

Warning[w52]: More than one definition for the byte at address 0x33 in common segment INTVEC. It is defined in module "per_test" as well as in module "hal_digio"

The warning is related to the interrupt routine. How should I go about this?

Thanks!

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  • c_ 64
    Posted by c_ 64
    on Apr 11 2012 05:03 AM
    Intellectual430 points

    Seems like one line was left out when I copied and pasted into this forum. After halBoardInit(), I have MCU_IO_INPUT(2, 0, MCU_IO_PULLUP); to define P2.0 as input with an internal pullup.

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