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Erik Malund
01/15/10 08:00
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Mt Airy, Nc
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#172488 - illustration of edge difference?
Responding to: Louis S's previous message
This is an illustration, not a discussion of a SILabs chip

if you look at the datasheet for the SILabs f12x/f13x you will see


Bit 5: CKPHA: SPI0 Clock Phase.
This bit controls the SPI0 clock phase.
0: Data centered on first edge of SCK period.*
1: Data centered on second edge of SCK period.*
Bit 4: CKPOL: SPI0 Clock Polarity.
This bit controls the SPI0 clock polarity.
0: SCK line low in idle state.
1: SCK line high in idle state.

This is an illustration of how varied the SPI can be and as a simulator SIMULATES (with the same satisfaction as simulated sex), you have no idea if your setup match the clock phase and polarity.

Erik

List of 30 messages in thread
TopicAuthorDate
Simulation vs. Embedded Discrepancy      Louis S      01/15/10 07:14      
   Hardware fault?      Andy Neil      01/15/10 07:39      
      Responding to: Andy Neil's previous message      Louis S      01/15/10 07:51      
   illustration of edge difference?      Erik Malund      01/15/10 08:00      
      SPI Phase/Polarity      Louis S      01/15/10 08:06      
         address instead of value      Andy Neil      01/15/10 08:17      
            Doesn't seem coincidental      Louis S      01/20/10 13:19      
               MOVX command fails      Louis S      01/21/10 09:28      
                  Definitely sounds like a hardware fault!      Andy Neil      01/21/10 12:01      
                  Have you tried doing this in ASM?      Richard Erlacher      01/21/10 12:32      
                     The loop in ASM      Louis S      01/21/10 14:27      
                        I think...      Jez Smith      01/21/10 15:11      
                        Sounds like hardware again      Andy Neil      01/21/10 17:34      
                           If this were reduced to the essentials ...      Richard Erlacher      01/21/10 18:36      
                              Oh Richard      Jez Smith      01/22/10 01:32      
                        What I was after ...      Richard Erlacher      01/21/10 18:30      
                           Reducing to Essentials      Louis S      01/22/10 10:56      
                              RE: Magic Switch On The Compiler      Andy Neil      01/22/10 12:21      
                                 Emulator trace      Louis S      01/22/10 12:59      
                                    Yes      Neil Kurzman      01/23/10 02:39      
                                       SOLVED      Louis S      01/25/10 11:10      
                                          A bit ocnfused      Andy Neil      01/25/10 11:24      
                                             Emulator and AUXR      Louis S      01/25/10 14:15      
                                                Things do tend to work best...      Andy Neil      01/25/10 14:54      
   one guess with a question      Erik Malund      01/21/10 13:46      
      Memory has plenty of gaps      Louis S      01/21/10 14:29      
         That doesn't make sense!      Andy Neil      01/23/10 03:25      
            Sloppy language on my part      Louis S      01/23/10 23:00      
      Am I missing something      Neil Kurzman      01/21/10 19:06      
      questions/request      Erik Malund      01/22/10 06:52      

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