not support SPI
> mode.
>
> The ATMega128L does have a dedicated SPI, but that is used for the
> radio. That's why the external flash chip is driven in bit-bang mode.
> Even the clock line is toggled from software.
>
> Janos
>
> On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 5:08 AM, Mat
P.nc.
> It's not relying on the USART subsystem in any way, that's why you
> couldn't find the code that configures the USART.
>
> Janos
>
> On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 5:29 AM, Matthew Bygo wrote:
> > Really no takers on the issue below ? is thi
atforms/micaz/MotePlatformC.nc
which defines the pin used for serial input/output(UART0 i believe)
-Paul
Matthew Bygo wrote:
Hi all,
I want to reuse the USART1 for my own peripheral on a micaz, and I'm
struggling to find the USART hpl in the TinyOS code.
My understan
caz/MotePlatformC.nc
which defines the pin used for serial input/output(UART0 i believe)
-Paul
Matthew Bygo wrote:
Hi all,
I want to reuse the USART1 for my own peripheral on a micaz, and I'm
struggling to find the USART hpl in the TinyOS code.
My understanding is
ut(UART0 i believe)
-Paul
Matthew Bygo wrote:
Hi all,
I want to reuse the USART1 for my own peripheral on a micaz, and I'm
struggling to find the USART hpl in the TinyOS code.
My understanding is that the USART is used only for the flash chip and
I can find the SPI b
Hi all,
I want to reuse the USART1 for my own peripheral on a micaz, and I'm struggling
to find the USART hpl in the TinyOS code.
My understanding is that the USART is used only for the flash chip and I can
find the SPI bit banging code (HplAt45dbIOP.nc) which operates over the USART,
bu
Hello again,
Section 4 of TEP108 describes sharing the USART among different components for
the msp430.
Is something like this available for the MicaZ, or do I need to implement it
myself ?
Having looked around the code, it seems that the USART is only used for
communicating with the Flash o
Hi all,
HplAtm128UartC provides an interface to both UART 0 and 1... what happens if
one uses the UART1 interfaces on a MicaZ ?
I don't have the schematics for the MicaZ, but the Mica2 schematics don't show
a UART1...
There is a USART1, but I think this is accessed through a completely differ