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    c2000 spi voltage problem on c28 core

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    Adrien DES BOUILLONS
    Posted by Adrien DES BOUILLONS
    on Aug 16 2012 08:59 AM
    Intellectual350 points

    hello,

    I am using the SPI A on the c28 core of my F28M35x processor

    I tried the example provide by Kris Parrent here http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/tms320c2000_32-bit_real-time_mcus/f/171/t/171156.aspx#625809

    My outputs have the good comportments but not the right voltage.

    The chipselects works fine but the SPISIMOA on GPIO16 and the SPICLKA on GPIO18 have only 20mV variation voltage between the high level and the low level

    My pin are not connected is it the problem ?

    Thanks in advance

    Regards

    Adrien

    C2000 SPI F28M35x voltage
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    • Randy jue
      Posted by Randy jue
      on Aug 16 2012 09:36 AM
      Prodigy10 points

      thank you

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    • Kris Parrent
      Posted by Kris Parrent
      on Aug 16 2012 09:39 AM
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      Adrien,

      Sounds like your muxing might not be configured right and you are only seeing the internal noise on the output.  Can you confirm?

      Kris

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    • Adrien DES BOUILLONS
      Posted by Adrien DES BOUILLONS
      on Aug 16 2012 09:54 AM
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      Kris,

      My pins are configure like this one :

      GpioCtrlRegs.GPAQSEL2.bit.GPIO18 = 3;

      GpioCtrlRegs.GPAMUX2.bit.GPIO18 = 1;

      And I use the setup_m3 example for the m3 core which enable the pull up

      yes I feel that I am seeing only the internal noise, but I don't know how I can see the right signal with the good voltage. 

      Regards

      Adrien

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    • Adrien DES BOUILLONS
      Posted by Adrien DES BOUILLONS
      on Aug 17 2012 10:09 AM
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      Kris,

      I tried to continue some tests and it appears that all my SPI signals are good but not on the Docking station pins.

      They are good on the connectivity Mux of my control card and it's the same things for many others signals.

      I thought that signals on the connectivity Mux were the same on the connectivity Mux pins and on my docking station pins but it's not the case.

      Do you know why ?

      I have this problem for SPI A pins (GPIO16 - 19) and on the GBPMUX1 pins (GPIO32 - 47). I had not tried the others.

      Regards

      Adrien

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    • Kris Parrent
      Posted by Kris Parrent
      on Aug 21 2012 23:33 PM
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      Expert5985 points

      Adrien,

      Did you manage to resolve this?  I assume you are setting the jumper on the connectivity mux between the two bottom rows to bring the signal from the mux to the docking station pin?

      Kris

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    • Adrien DES BOUILLONS
      Posted by Adrien DES BOUILLONS
      on Aug 22 2012 01:55 AM
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      Kris,

      Yes my problem has been resolve ... by setting the jumper.

      Thanks a lot Kris.

      Adrien

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