Activity
From 06/26/2016 to 07/25/2016
07/20/2016
- AB 03:21 PM FPGA Development: RE: Communication EGD or ModBus/TCP Cores
- Hector,
I spoke with Jon C. about this issue and we have a little more followup.
In the past for the MitySOM/DSP-L138 family of modules we have utilized Modbus/TCP however it was implemented on the ARM processor in Linux using the ... - JC 10:16 AM FPGA Development: RE: Communication EGD or ModBus/TCP Cores
- Hector Bojorquez wrote:
> Hi,
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Most likely it is possible, though i'm only briefly aware of how Modbus works and don't know EGD.
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Don't think we have dealt with any. A brief google search doesn't show much other than th... - Hi,
I'm a beginner with FPGA and embedded systems, now I'm creating a communication between some devices and the MitySOM1810 through EGD and ModBus/TCP communication protocols.
After this stage we are thinking about implementing th...
07/12/2016
- JC 09:02 AM Software Development: RE: SPI1 controller, access to FLASH and carrier board. NOT linux based.
- Excellent glad you got it working.
- IS 12:16 AM Software Development: RE: SPI1 controller, access to FLASH and carrier board. NOT linux based.
- Johnathan,
Joy Joy, Happy Happy.
Everything is working. There were three items altogether. First was the "open drain" on the chip select. The EE added a pull up resistor and that worked). We were able to finally capture the spi si...
07/11/2016
- FW 05:06 PM Software Development: RE: L138 dsplink problem - schedule while atomic bug
- I looked deeper into the error we were provoking on our bench; it turned out to be a c++ vector de-referencing error that was causing an invalid page fault. The error message posted above appears to be secondary fallout. I'm thinking tha...
07/09/2016
- JC 06:24 PM Software Development: RE: SPI1 controller, access to FLASH and carrier board. NOT linux based.
- Ian St. John wrote:
> Can you confirm that the signal marked as 'reserved' just beside the SPI1_CSC1 is the SPI1_CSC0 and would that show the chip select operation from reading the flash? It seems a good inference but it is speculative ... - IS 05:56 PM Software Development: RE: SPI1 controller, access to FLASH and carrier board. NOT linux based.
- Hmm. I asked the EE about the diagram and he was interested in the fact that there was a pull up on the CS line. Apparently, none of our documents state that the SPI1_SCS[1] is "open drain".
We have
"am1808 tech ref (spruh82a)".pdf... - IS 12:40 AM Software Development: RE: SPI1 controller, access to FLASH and carrier board. NOT linux based.
- The eeprom is on the i2c0 bus. I'm assuming you are talking about the SPI Nor flash which is on SPI1_CS0.+
Oops. Sorry, I said eeprom when I meant the 8MB flash. The JEDEC result is from FLASH, so ok. I modified the code to do the ... - MW 01:23 PM Software Development: RE: L138 dsplink problem - schedule while atomic bug
- Hi Fred,
Syslink is newer than DSPlink, though in the context of the L138 it's very similar code (syslink evolved from DSPlink).
I am curious about the "sudden" appearance of the error following a power cycle on your fielded unit. ... - FW 12:11 PM Software Development: RE: L138 dsplink problem - schedule while atomic bug
- The error collected above was on the bench after making some minor software changes seemingly unrelated with the code that accesses dsp-link; the one below was just found in the field. The field device was in operation for 2 months with ...
- FW 11:23 AM Software Development: RE: L138 dsplink problem - schedule while atomic bug
- I found the following on the TI site; looks like they struggled with this issue with sys-link... I'm not sure how sys-link is related to dsp-link (newer, older, ?)...
[[https://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/tirtos/f/355/t/385081]]
07/08/2016
- I think there may be a bug in the dsplink kernel code that causes the scheduler to run after a call to spinlock. "remove_wait_queue" seems to be in atomic code, and anything that can cause a call to the scheduler is not allowed after a s...
- JC 09:33 AM Software Development: RE: SPI1 controller, access to FLASH and carrier board. NOT linux based.
- Ian St. John wrote:
> I am building and programming a custom board without Linux. Basic embedded drivers running from SPI1,CS0 (8MB NOR Flash).
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The eeprom is on the i2c0 bus. I'm assuming you are talking about the SPI Nor flash...
07/05/2016
- I am building and programming a custom board without Linux. Basic embedded drivers running from SPI1,CS0 (8MB NOR Flash).
CCS version 6.1.3, compiler TI 15.15.1 LTS, custom carrier board with 1808-FX-225-RC (MityARM 1808) SOM.
I can ...