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One question of TMDX470MF066HDK SPI2 data transfer

One question of TMDX470MF066HDK SPI2 data transfer

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Legend Chang
Posted by Legend Chang
on Jan 08 2012 22:19 PM
Prodigy80 points

Hi 

I am using TMDX470MF066HDK eval board and try to use SPI for I2C control. I just write a 2 word length in buff and send it out. But I always watched 128 bit length data and clock from SPI2 pins. My source code as below:

 unsigned short SPI_data[2];

for (i = 0 ; i <2 ; i++ )
{
SPI_data[i]= 0xAA;
};

spiSetData ( spiREG3 , 0 , SPI_data );
spiTransfer( spiREG3 , 0);


the green part is the waveform of SIMO and the red part is clock.
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  • Legend Chang
    Posted by Legend Chang
    on Jan 08 2012 22:28 PM
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    how do I send the 2 word only , not including the other (128 - 32) bits?

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  • Haixiao Weng
    Posted by Haixiao Weng
    on Jan 09 2012 09:30 AM
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    Sounds like you configure the wrong length of the transfer group 0 (TG)).

    Please find the spi init routine, look for sth like:

    /** - inialise transfer groups */

    spiREG2->TGCTRL[0] = (1 << 30)

    /* oneshot */

    | (1 << 29)

    /* pcurrent reset */

    | (TRG_ALWAYS << 20)

    /* trigger event */

    | (TRG_DISABLED << 16)

    /* trigger source */

    | (0 << 8);

    /* start buffer */

    spiREG2->TGCTRL[1] = (1 << 30)

    /* oneshot */

    | (0 << 29)

    /* pcurrent reset */

    | (TRG_ALWAYS << 20)

    /* trigger event */

    | (TRG_DISABLED << 16)

    /* trigger source */

    | (8 << 8);

    /* start buffer */

    And please modify the red font into |2<<8)

    Regards,

    Haixiao

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  • Legend Chang
    Posted by Legend Chang
    on Jan 09 2012 20:54 PM
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    Haixiao,

    Thanks, it works.

    Legend

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