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Re: SPI
Hello
If you go into the SPI properties then there is a help button which should take you directly to the SPI help file.
Otherwise the help file can be found in the main Flowcode V3 folder named SPI.hlp.
If you go into the SPI properties then there is a help button which should take you directly to the SPI help file.
Otherwise the help file can be found in the main Flowcode V3 folder named SPI.hlp.
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Re: SPI
Ben,
I will use the SPI for a non-flowcode component. What I wonder is whether the DAC and NVM enable bits are in any way assumed at one of the ports, and cause a possible conflict? Obviously I don't use those, I will use a dedicated output pin to enable/disable my device. Can I just ignore those DAC/NVM enable bits?
Jan Didden
I will use the SPI for a non-flowcode component. What I wonder is whether the DAC and NVM enable bits are in any way assumed at one of the ports, and cause a possible conflict? Obviously I don't use those, I will use a dedicated output pin to enable/disable my device. Can I just ignore those DAC/NVM enable bits?
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Re: SPI
The selected SPI component DAC and NVM enable lines are configured as outputs and set high when the SPI component is initialised.
If, after initialisation, you only use the 'SPI_Get_Char' and 'SPI_Send_Char' functions, the DAC and NVM/FRAM enable lines will not be used by the SPI component and can be re-allocated to other functions.
If, after initialisation, you only use the 'SPI_Get_Char' and 'SPI_Send_Char' functions, the DAC and NVM/FRAM enable lines will not be used by the SPI component and can be re-allocated to other functions.