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  • msp430f6726 XT1

    msp430f6726 XT1

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    xiang ji
    Posted by xiang ji
    on Jun 28 2012 00:22 AM
    Prodigy70 points

    Hello everybody!

    I have a problem with starting XT1 crystal oscillator in 32.768 KHz mode on MSP430F6726. It just does not start. The scope attached to the ACLK monitoring pin shows No frequency . 
    I use none external caps on both XT1 pins.   

    I tried the code below on msp430f6726.  

    void main(void)
    {
       
        WDTCTL = WDTPW | WDTHOLD;               // Stop WDT
       
      __delay_cycles(0x600);
      UCSCTL6 &= ~(XT1OFF);
      UCSCTL6 &=~ (XTS);// enalbe XT1 and set XT1Drive
      UCSCTL6 |= (XT1DRIVE_3);  // enalbe XT1
             

      while (SFRIFG1 & OFIFG) {   // check OFIFG fault flag
        UCSCTL7 &= ~XT1LFOFFG;  // Clear OSC flaut Flags  (DCOFFG+XT1LFOFFG+XT2OFFG)
        UCSCTL7 &= ~DCOFFG;
        SFRIFG1 &= ~OFIFG;        // Clear OFIFG fault flag
      }                                          ; wait for crystal osc. to start

    I would appreciate any advise for a direction to follow. The problem drives me crazy,

     

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    • xiang ji
      Posted by xiang ji
      on Jun 28 2012 00:27 AM
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    • Argail
      Posted by Argail
      on Jun 28 2012 02:10 AM
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      I think you simply forget to enable the ACLK ouput on pin, you have to set the correspondig PxSEL register.

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    • xiang ji
      Posted by xiang ji
      on Jun 28 2012 02:18 AM
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      thanks

      I have enable the ACLK ouput on pin,  The scope attached to the ACLK monitoring pin shows 10kHz frequency in VLO  . 

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    • Argail
      Posted by Argail
      on Jun 28 2012 06:24 AM
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      Try to set the load capacitance to XCAP_3 (or to match load with crystal)

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    • xiang ji
      Posted by xiang ji
      on Jun 28 2012 09:02 AM
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      thanks!

      I have trying to set the load capacitance from XCAP_0 to XCAP_3  .

      I will try again.

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    • xiang ji
      Posted by xiang ji
      on Jun 28 2012 22:09 PM
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      I have try to set the load capacitance from XCAP_0 to XCAP_3  again. XT1  does not start.

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    • Jens-Michael Gross
      Posted by Jens-Michael Gross
      on Jun 29 2012 07:22 AM
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      xiang ji
      I have try to set the load capacitance from XCAP_0 to XCAP_3  again. XT1  does not start.

      Sometimes it's a hardware problem :)

      Shortcuts between adjacent pins, flux remains under the MSP, bad soldering of the MSP pin - all this has happened in th epast and can cause the crystal to fail.

      Layout of the PCB is also a factor. Short traces, no GND layer directly below these traces (because this adds stray capacitance)

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    • Metin Gunsay
      Posted by Metin Gunsay
      on Aug 06 2012 13:18 PM
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      I'm having this same problem.  Under no circumstances can I get the XT1 to oscillate on the MSP430F6723.  I've tried every combination of XCAP and XDRIVE.  I've tried different crystals, including the one recommended in the data sheet.  I've tried external caps.   I've also tried building multiple boards.  Nothing works.

      I'm not new to the MSP family, and have never had these sorts of problems with XT1. 

      It also appears that the oscilator fault flags do not work. 

      I'm curious if anyone out there - including TI -  has gotten the XT1 to work in LF mode? 

      I'd just like to know if it's possible or not, or if this is some sort of hardware bug. 

      MSP430F6723
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    • xiang ji
      Posted by xiang ji
      on Aug 06 2012 21:03 PM
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      I has solved this problem. AUXVCC3 must be connected to Vcc. XT1 power is supplied by AUXVCC3. Wish this help you.

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