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    SCI Interrupts

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    Blake Welsh
    Posted by Blake Welsh
    on Apr 18 2011 04:59 AM
    Intellectual290 points

    G'day,

    Just wondering if someone could help me,

    i am trying to get the interrupts to work for the serial communications interface. I am making a GUI for it and was wanting to send some data to start with so it will send info to the GUI when i want it to. However, i cant get the interrupts to work. I have used SCI_echoback and SCI_Loopback_interrupts and combined them to try and get the code to work and for the c2000 to interrupt when i send some data through hyperterminal. If someone has some code or can help me that would be fantastic

     

    cheers

    F28335 F28335 Experimenter's Kit CCS 4 F2833x TMS320F28335 F28x F28xx CCS v4 CCSv4 C2000 SCI Code Composer 4
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    • Monica Zolog
      Posted by Monica Zolog
      on Nov 11 2011 03:09 AM
      Expert1520 points

      Thanks Peter!

      One more question, maybe I'm doing it completely wrong. Do I need another connection except the USB? I know that FTDI from the docking station makes the convertion from serial to USB, but this is used by Code Composer also. Can this work?

      Thanks,

      Monica

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    • Peter Cusack
      Posted by Peter Cusack
      on Nov 13 2011 16:03 PM
      Prodigy190 points

      Hi Monica.

      On the two machines that I have used there was a separate serial port. One was a standard serial port on a desktop machine, the other was a laptop and used a USB to RS232 dongle. If your docking station allows you to use a serial port then it should work. Make sure that you have the correct serial port configured in Hyperterminal or you'll be talking to empty space.

      Cheers;

      Peter.

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