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I used processor experts low level commands (PESL) to generate your code snippet. This Code calls a processor expert init routine. You have your own init routine. It then disables the COP timer (for my debugging purposes), It then initializes the PWMA for use as software controlled outputs. It then puts various outputs out. I tested it on an 805 and it works. PE_low_level_init(); P:00000107: E9C800ED jsr 0x0000ed /*** End of Processor Expert internal initialization. ***/ PESL( COP, COP_DEVICE, COP_DISABLE ); P:00000109: 80F40F300002 bfclr #0x2,X:0x0f30 asm {nop} P:0000010C: E040 nop asm {nop} P:0000010D: E040 nop asm {nop} P:0000010E: E040 nop asm {nop} P:0000010F: E040 nop // PESL( PWMA, PWM_READ_CONTROL_REG, ... ); PESL( PWMA, PWM_SET_INDEPENDENT_OPERATION, PWM_ZERO_MASK ); P:00000110: 80F40E0F000E bfclr #0xe,X:0x0e0f P:00000113: F0540E0F move X:0x0e0f,X0 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_SOFTWARE_CONTROL, 0x3f ); P:00000115: 80F40E033F00 bfclr #0x3f00,X:0x0e03 P:00000118: 82F40E033F00 bfset #0x3f00,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_PAD, PWM_ENABLE ); P:0000011B: 82F40E038000 bfset #0x8000,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_RELOAD_INT, PWM_DISABLE); P:0000011E: 80F40E000020 bfclr #0x20,X:0x0e00 PESL( PWMA, PWM_FAULT_INT_DISABLE, PWM_FAULT_0 ); P:00000121: 80F40E010002 bfclr #0x2,X:0x0e01 PESL( PWMA, PWM_FAULT_INT_DISABLE, PWM_FAULT_1 ); P:00000124: 80F40E010008 bfclr #0x8,X:0x0e01 PESL( PWMA, PWM_FAULT_INT_DISABLE, PWM_FAULT_2 ); P:00000127: 80F40E010020 bfclr #0x20,X:0x0e01 PESL( PWMA, PWM_FAULT_INT_DISABLE, PWM_FAULT_3 ); P:0000012A: 80F40E010080 bfclr #0x80,X:0x0e01 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0000 ); P:0000012D: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000130: F0540E03 move X:0x0e03,X0 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0001 ); P:00000132: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000135: 82F40E030001 bfset #0x1,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0002); P:00000138: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:0000013B: 82F40E030002 bfset #0x2,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0003 ); P:0000013E: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000141: 82F40E030003 bfset #0x3,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0004 ); P:00000144: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000147: 82F40E030004 bfset #0x4,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0005 ); P:0000014A: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:0000014D: 82F40E030005 bfset #0x5,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0006); P:00000150: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000153: 82F40E030006 bfset #0x6,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0007 ); P:00000156: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000159: 82F40E030007 bfset #0x7,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0008); P:0000015C: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:0000015F: 82F40E030008 bfset #0x8,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0009 ); P:00000162: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000165: 82F40E030009 bfset #0x9,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x000a ); P:00000168: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:0000016B: 82F40E03000A bfset #0xa,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x000b ); P:0000016E: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000171: 82F40E03000B bfset #0xb,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x000c); P:00000174: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000177: 82F40E03000C bfset #0xc,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0010 ); P:0000017A: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:0000017D: 82F40E030010 bfset #0x10,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0020); P:00000180: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000183: 82F40E030020 bfset #0x20,X:0x0e03 PESL( PWMA, PWM_OUTPUT_CONTROL, 0x0030 ); P:00000186: 80F40E03003F bfclr #0x3f,X:0x0e03 P:00000189: 82F40E030030 bfset #0x30,X:0x0e03 ----------------------------------- ----------------------------------- Motorola Confidential and Proprietary
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RE: [motoroladsp] configure PWMA as output
I believe what you want to do is to control the pins via software control. Thus you directly change the state of the OUTx bits in PMOUT register to change the state of the output pin. The value registers are only used when generating PWM outputs using the PWWEN and edge/center aligned and independent or complementary modes of operation via the PWMCTL register. Jerry. > -----Original Message-----
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I want to use PWMA as just ouput, i.e. like a regular GPIO. How do i do this??? I'll appreciate it if anyone can tell me how to configure all the registers. I believe i am configuring them right to my knowledge but nothing is happening. (my code below) void InitPWM(void) //this is in init file { PWMA_PMCTL = 0; PWMA_PMFCTL = 0; PWMA_PMFSA = 0; PWMA_PMOUT = 0xbf3f; PWMA_PWMCM = 0x7fff; PWMA_PWMVAL0 = 0x0000; PWMA_PWMVAL1 = 0x0000; PWMA_PWMVAL2 = 0x0000; PWMA_PWMVAL3 = 0x0000; PWMA_PWMVAL4 = 0x0000; PWMA_PWMVAL5 = 0x0000; PWMA_PMDISMAP1 = 0; PWMA_PMDISMAP2 = 0; PWMA_PMDCFG =0x007e; PWMA_PMCCR = 0; MSG_PWM_DONE; } while(1) //this is in main { PWMA_PWMVAL0 = 0xffff; delaySome(); delaySome(); PWMA_PWMVAL0 = 0x0000; delaySome(); delaySome(); } To my knowledge, setting PWMA_PWMVAL0 to 0xffff should make it high (i.e. PWM of 100% duty cycle) because this number is greater than what i set value in PWMA_PWMCM to which is 0x7fff. Also setting PWMA_PWMVAL0 to 0xffff, should turn it off. EXCEPT OF COURSE I SET UP OTHER REGISTER WRONG. PLZ I NEED HELP ASAP... Thank u very much... mide... |
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