When selecting to use external oscillator for XT1, generated code is:
CS_bypassXT1WithTimeout(CS_XT1_LOW_FREQUENCY, 100000);
1. CS_XT1_LOW_FREQUENCY is no longer defined,
2. Too many Parms. Prototype is CS_bypassXT1WithTimeout(uint32_t timeout)
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When selecting to use external oscillator for XT1, generated code is:
CS_bypassXT1WithTimeout(CS_XT1_LOW_FREQUENCY, 100000);
1. CS_XT1_LOW_FREQUENCY is no longer defined,
2. Too many Parms. Prototype is CS_bypassXT1WithTimeout(uint32_t timeout)
Mike,
What device are you configuring?
Mike,
OK, thanks, I can reproduce the issue you're seeing. I'll have someone take a look at this next week to find out how this happened, as well as fix the bug. I'm hoping that there will be an update of Grace released before the end of this month.
Best Regards,
Dave
This will be addressed in upcoming Grace 3.00.01
[Bug 3026] PJ.5 incorrectly set when Clock System XT1BYPASS = 1 has been submitted.
Joe
On the latest, using the MSP430FR5969 now, and I'm still seeing a problem with the J.5 float / prohibited:
Mike,
This will be addressed in upcoming Grace 3.10
Bug 3043 - CS_A: If you assign J.5 to GPIO, then LFXT cannot be set to bypass has been submitted
As a workaround:
1. Configure LFXT as bypass in CS
2. Set J.5 to GPIO output
Best Regards,
Joe