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CC2530 32.768KHz ctystal

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mei ma
Posted by mei ma
on Aug 05 2012 21:15 PM
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Hello everyone,

I made my own CC2530 board according to the TI referrence design. I can see the waveform of the 32MHz ctystal on oscilloscope, but i can not see the waveform of the 32.768KHz ctystal( I had configured the relevant registers). I want to know why. any suggestions? Thank you!

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  • Per H
    Posted by Per H
    on Aug 08 2012 06:15 AM
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    HI Mei.

    Difficult to say without more information :-)

    Can you share the code you are using to start the 32khz crystal.

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  • mei ma
    Posted by mei ma
    on Aug 08 2012 06:22 AM
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    Hi Per H,

    /*****************************************
    set system low clock
    *****************************************/
    void SET_LOW_CLOCK(source)                                
        {                                                   
             (source==1)?(CLKCONCMD |= 0X80):(CLKCONCMD &= ~0X80);
        }

    void main(void)
    {
      SET_LOW_CLOCK(0);

    }

    mei

    Thank you!

    CC2530
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  • Fredrik K
    Posted by Fredrik K
    on Aug 09 2012 02:02 AM
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    0x80 = 0b10 000 000

    OSC32K = 1 => 32kHz RCOSC is selected.

    Try CLKCONCMD= 0x49.

    /Fredrik

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  • mei ma
    Posted by mei ma
    on Aug 09 2012 08:14 AM
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    hi Fredrik,

    in the sentence : (source==1)?(CLKCONCMD |= 0X80):(CLKCONCMD &= ~0X80);

    it executes this one: CLKCONCMD &= ~0X80;  => OSC32K = 0 => 32kHz XTAL is selected.

    If I set  CLKCONCMD to 0x49, it means I chose 16MHz RCOSC. But I need 32MHz XTAL.

    Thank you!

    CC2530
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  • Fredrik K
    Posted by Fredrik K
    on Aug 09 2012 08:21 AM
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    Of course, my bad.

    But just for the purpose of debugging, try running the 32kHz XOSC when the 32 MHz clock off.

    /Fredrik

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  • mei ma
    Posted by mei ma
    on Aug 09 2012 19:39 PM
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    OK. I will  try your suggestion.

    Thank you!  Fredrik

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  • mei ma
    Posted by mei ma
    on Aug 14 2012 05:27 AM
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    Hi Fredrik,

    I have tried your suggestion, but I still can not see the waveform of the 32KHz ctystal on oscilloscope. Any suggestions?

    Thank you!

    mei

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