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  • SD24CONF msp430AFE253

    SD24CONF msp430AFE253

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    Mohamed Fakhfakh
    Posted by Mohamed Fakhfakh
    on May 02 2012 09:05 AM
    Prodigy80 points

    I'm working on a MSP430AFE253 using IAR 5.20.1, my question is how to use this 2 registers:

    • SD24CONF0
    • SD24CONF1

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    • Jens-Michael Gross
      Posted by Jens-Michael Gross
      on May 02 2012 14:09 PM
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      Mohamed Fakhfakh
      my question is how to use this 2 registers:

      Not at all.

      My AFE datasheet doesn't mention the SD24CONF0 register at all, and teh SD24CONF1 register is marked as "reserved (internal)" in the peripheral file map. So it is not meant for being accessed by application code.

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    • Mohamed Fakhfakh
      Posted by Mohamed Fakhfakh
      on May 03 2012 03:37 AM
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      thanks for the answer,

      the SD24CONF0 is deleted due to an update, using IAR 5.20.1, in DEMO code I found this:

      #define SD24CONF0_FUDGE     0x70
      #define SD24CONF1_FUDGE     0x38
          #if defined(SD24CONF0_FUDGE)
          SD24CONF0 = SD24CONF0_FUDGE;                
      /* Tweaks recommended by Freising */
          #endif
          #if defined(SD24CONF1_FUDGE)
          SD24CONF1 = SD24CONF1_FUDGE;
          #endif
      
       
      I'm so confused, if it is reserved, why would they change it?
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    • Jens-Michael Gross
      Posted by Jens-Michael Gross
      on May 03 2012 06:41 AM
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      Maybe a leftover from experimental silicon. Maybe a tweak that's now fixed part of the CPU startup code.

      The registers aren't described in the users guide and in the datasheet, only one of them is mentioned, and as reserved. So I wouldn't bother noticing them. If they were in a previous version of users guide or datasheet and have been deleted, then for a reason. It's rather unusual that changes in datasheets were made on accident.

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