Hi everyone,
I've noticed there is no registers definitions regarding xmega16e5.
I couldn't find
CTRLB -> TRNINTLVL[1:0]
and SRCADDCTRL register definitions. Do you have them? R
Xmega E-series definitions...
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What IDE / toolchain ?
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Does Atmel START have anything?
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Eclipse with Atmel toolchain..r
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robiw wrote:
Eclipse with Atmel toolchain..r
So AVR-GCC, then?
To write the TRNINTLVL bits you would do something like this:
// Write EDMA CH0 TRNINTLVL to Low level // By OR'ing I'm assuming it was OFF EDMA.CH0.CTRLB |= EDMA_CH_TRNINTLVL_LO_gc;
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Therre are my settings:
//Enable and configure DMA
EDMA.CTRL =
EDMA_ENABLE_bm| //EDMA Enabled
EDMA_CHMODE_STD02_gc| //Channels 0 and 2 in standard configuration
EDMA_DBUFMODE_DISABLE_gc| //No double buffer enabled
EDMA_PRIMODE_RR0123_gc; //Round robin on all channels
EDMA.CH0.ADDRCTRL =
EDMA_CH_RELOAD_BURST_gc| //Reload at end of each burst transfer
EDMA_CH_DIR_INC_gc; //Increment
EDMA.CH0 = ADCA.CH0RES; //Channel Source Address for Standard Channels
EDMA.CH0.DESTADDRCTRL =
//Reload at end of each transaction
EDMA_CH_DESTDIR_INC_gc; //Increment
EDMA.CH0.DESTADDR = (uint16_t) Buffer; //Channel Destination Address for Standard Channels
EDMA.CH0.TRFCNT = sizeof(Buffer); //Channel Block Transfer Count for Standard Ch.
EDMA.CH0.TRIGSRC = EDMA_CH_TRIGSRC_ADCA_CH0_gc; //ADCA CH0 as trigger
EDMA.CH0.CTRLA =
EDMA_CH_ENABLE_bm| //Channel Enabled
EDMA_CH_SINGLE_bm| //Channel Single Shot Data Transfer
EDMA_CH_BURSTLEN_bm; //Channel 2-bytes Burst Length
EDMA.CH0.CTRLB = EDMA_CH_TRNINTLVL1_bm; //High level Interrupt
//Now, we enable int high level
PMIC.CTRL = PMIC_HILVLEN_bm;
sei();
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There are no _gc (control group) definitions for the DESTADDRCTRL register. There are only INC/DEC definitions but lack of BLOCK/TRANSACTION etc. definitions. Do you have the same? robiw
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robiw wrote:
You sure about that. In the datasheet I see:
There are no _gc (control group) definitions for the DESTADDRCTRL register.
so I grepped the iox32e5.h file for "TRANSACTION" (the more obscure search term there) and found:
right above that there is also:
I guess I could have just grepped for DESTRELOAD and/or DESTDIR and found those that way too.
Last Edited: Thu. Nov 21, 2019 - 12:15 PM
Which toolchain version do you use? r
I have only found something like this:
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Perhaps you also need to state which toolchain & version you are using.
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I'm building with:
Actually the 1.2.51 pack for XmegaE might be well out of date as I don't use Xmega and have not updated the packs for ages. Perhaps this is something that was removed from iox32e5.h at some later stage?? (though it seems more likely your toolchain is out of date).
I have downloaded the newest avr-8 bit toolchain from Atmel and searched iox32e5.h file. There are no such definitions as below...robiw
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That is the iox32e5.h you get if you install AS7 on Windows.
The 1.2.51 pack also seems to be the latest download for E5 at: http://packs.download.atmel.com/
EDIT: if you download that it may have an ".atpack" extension but it's really just a .zip so treat it as such, amongst other things it contains:
Last Edited: Thu. Nov 21, 2019 - 02:14 PM
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Hmmm ... unhelpfully, Atmel didn't put any version information in the header comment:
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I looked at iox32e5.h file and find as follows:
/* Memory Address Reload for Peripheral Ch., or Source Address Reload for Standard Ch. */
typedef enum EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_enum
{
EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_NONE_gc = (0x00<<4), /* No reload */
EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_BLOCK_gc = (0x01<<4), /* Reload at end of each block transfer */
EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_BURST_gc = (0x02<<4), /* Reload at end of each burst transfer */
EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_TRANSACTION_gc = (0x03<<4), /* Reload at end of each transaction */
} EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_t;They wrote "Source Address Reload for Standard Ch." and typed "DESTRELOAD".... source mixed with dest...robiw
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robiw wrote:
Not sure of the point you are making. Are you saying that somehow these _gc's are not suitable for setting the DESTRELOAD field in the DESTADRCTRL rehister ?? Surely that's what they exist for?
I looked at iox32e5.h file and find as follows:
Or are you simply recognizing that the same bit groups would work in the ADDCTRL register too? (none/block/burst/transaction are also bit [5:4] in that reg too).
Last Edited: Thu. Nov 21, 2019 - 03:32 PM
I only meant that the comment "Source Address Reload for Standard Ch" doesn't match the "_DESTADDR_". Should be ""Destination Address Reload for Standard Ch"". For the ADDRCTRL there are _RELOAD_ definitions... robiw
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1.2.51 has a successor :
https://packs.download.microchip.com/#collapse-Microchip-XMEGAE-DFP-pdsc
...
2.0.2 (2019-01-24)
... Succeeds Atmel.XMEGAE_DFP 1.2.51.
due to
[page 3]
Atmel Studio 7.0.2389
...
Inclusion of the Most Recent Device Family Packs Included in Installer as of Sept. 2019. Use the Device Pack Manager to Check for Updates to get the Newest Device Support, or to Download an Older Device Family Pack for Legacy Support.
...
Yes, the Microchip.XMEGAE_DFP 2.0.2 succeeds the Atmel.XMEGA_DFP 1.2.51, but because of "reasons" the Microchip DFP doesn't work in Studio.
Generally speaking Atmel DFPs (from http://packs.download.atmel.com/) are for Studio and Microchip DFPs (from https://packs.download.microchip...) are for MPLAB X.
The content of the latest version of Atmel and Microchip DFPs should be similar, they are built using the same sources. Both DFPs will be updated if necessary. The "succeeds"-comment just tells you where the Microchip DFP branched off the Atmel DFP.
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The MPLABX pack also seems to contain:
/* Memory Address Reload for Peripheral Ch., or Source Address Reload for Standard Ch. */
typedef enum EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_enum
{
EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_NONE_gc = (0x00<<4), /* No reload */
EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_BLOCK_gc = (0x01<<4), /* Reload at end of each block transfer */
EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_BURST_gc = (0x02<<4), /* Reload at end of each burst transfer */
EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_TRANSACTION_gc = (0x03<<4), /* Reload at end of each transaction */
} EDMA_CH_DESTRELOAD_t;