I'm experementing with the MCB2300-board.
I have to use two capture-modules but the second doesn't take the
Interrupt.s
Can I use every timer to load the capture2? -Or must I use the
timer2?
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Author Per Westermark
Posted 6-Sep-2007 10:23 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2368 Capture MCB2300-Board
Per Westermark
What does the data sheet says?
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Author Andreas Metz
Posted 6-Sep-2007 10:28 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2368 Capture MCB2300-Board
Andreas Metz
As well as I understand the data sheet, it has to work.
But I'm not the best in English.
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Author Per Westermark
Posted 6-Sep-2007 11:19 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2368 Capture MCB2300-Board
Per Westermark
When more than one timer may be used to directly drive a feature,
the data sheet has to show the relevant registers to configure -
these registers will then have bits to specify which timer to
use.
In short, whenever a feature is used, you have to check which
registers to configure, and what possible values there are for all
the bits in the registers.
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Author Andreas Metz
Posted 6-Sep-2007 16:14 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2368 Capture MCB2300-Board
Andreas Metz
I think you mean the T[0/1/2/3]CCR.
In moment Timer1 works with Capture1.1.
But I can't take Capture0, because the net will be used from the LCD
panel too. So I use the CAP2.1
I think everything with my initializing is wrong!? :
Perhaps there can't be used two capture-modules on the
MCB2300?
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Author Reinhard Keil
Posted 6-Sep-2007 18:01 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2368 Capture MCB2300-Board
Reinhard Keil
You may simply dis-mount the LCD panel to free-up the I/O
pins.
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Author Andreas Metz
Posted 6-Sep-2007 18:15 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2368 Capture MCB2300-Board
Andreas Metz
yes, but I need the LCD panel.
in short: I have a board with sensors for atmosphere pressure and for
temperature. I Have to measure both and to show it on the LCD
Panel.
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