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    SPI example of Master and Slave mode using transmitte and receive fifo, uDMA and SPI interrupt handler.

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    Ashok Modi50543
    Posted by Ashok Modi50543
    on Jun 02 2011 07:11 AM
    Intellectual925 points

    To All,

    does any one has code example that shows use of SPI Master and Slave mode using transmitte and receive fifo,  uDMA and SPI interrupt handler? If yes can you provide me the post or application note etc. to accomplish this.  Thanks.

    Al Modi

     

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    • Harman
      Posted by Harman
      on Jun 07 2011 11:37 AM
      Expert7560 points

      Please see attached examples that use SSI interrupt handler. To test this, you can just add these files to an existing CCS project like:
      C:\StellarisWare\boards\dk-lm3s9b96\udma_demo

      The uDMA project above uses DMA interrupt handler using UART, so if you wanted to use DMA interrupt handler, you can just use the exisiting stellarisware example (uDMA_demo) and add SPI initialization there.

      2260.udma_SSI_demo_MSTR.c

      3632.udma_SSI_demo_SLAVE.c

      These files are tested but provided "AS-IS", so please conduct some testing on your own to make sure this works on your boards by using a simple setup with two DK-LM3S9B96 boards.

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    • danny57964
      Posted by danny57964
      on Mar 28 2012 11:19 AM
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      Hi,

      For SSI RX with uDMA, is it possible to filter out the dummy bytes that was used for SSI TX with uDMA? Is disabling the RX part using SSIDMAEnable() or uDMAChannelEnable() API call enough? It looks like I have to clean out the SSI RX FIFO when I'm transmitting or just manage where the start of valid RX data after uDMA transfers

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    • Karthik VR
      Posted by Karthik VR
      on Apr 04 2013 05:46 AM
      Prodigy140 points

      Hi..

      I am not able to download these 2 files. Can you please send them to my mail id (karthikvr@tataelxsi.co.in) or re-post it again please. Thanks in advance..

      Regards,

      Karthik VR

      #stellarisware #ROM #stellarisware/examples #uDMA
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    • slandrum
      Posted by slandrum
      on Apr 04 2013 12:31 PM
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      danny57964
      For SSI RX with uDMA, is it possible to filter out the dummy bytes that was used for SSI TX with uDMA?

      I would assume the answer is no, since the hardware has no way of knowing which transmissions or receptions are "real" and which are "dummy".

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    • satish rathod
      Posted by satish rathod
      on Apr 30 2013 22:19 PM
      Prodigy120 points

      Can i have your full spi working code my mail id is hsitas418@gmail.com

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