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Input Capture Interrupt

Dougq5x — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 03:50:27 GMT

I would like to use 2 input capture pins to cause interrupts from a quadrature switch. It is a MC9S08AW16 processor and I am using PTE2 and PTE5. In the TPM1C0SC and TPM2C1SC registers I initialized $4C in order to enable the pins as input capture interrupts using either positive or negative going edges. I set the vectors $FFF4 and $FFE4 to point to the starting addresses of the 2 interrupt service routines. I cleared the I bit in the CCR using the CLI instruction. In the debugger, I can see the pins changing, but if I set breakpoints for the starting addresses of the interrupt service routines and GO, the program runs but I never take the interrupt. I have successfully used this degugger technique to witness other interrupts, but for these interrupts I get nothing. Do I have to initialize any of the other input capture counter or modulus registers in order to use the interrupts? Thanks

Doug

Re: Input Capture Interrupt

rocco — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 04:51:38 GMT

Hi Doug,

Did you enable the counter and select a clock source (TMPxSC)?

Re: Input Capture Interrupt

Dougq5x — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 05:26:54 GMT

Hi Rocco

Thanks for your reply. No I did not plan on using the input capture timing function as such, I just wanted to us its interrupts.

Doug

Re: Input Capture Interrupt

Dougq5x — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 05:36:32 GMT

Hi Rocco

I did as you suggested and "voila". I'm surprised that a clock source is needed in order to enable the interrupts, but I guess there is much more going on in there than I thought. Thanks for you help.

Doug

Re: Input Capture Interrupt

rocco — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 05:44:43 GMT

Hi Doug,

So there is your problem. The counter must be running for the timer-channels to be enabled.

When Motorola first introduced the "Input Capture" function (30 years ago), they made it clear that it meant to capture "the time that an edge occured", and not just the edge itself. I don't think the documentation makes that clear anymore.

If you don't care about the time, you can save power by setting the counter to its slowest rate. But since your two input pins are spread across two different TPM modules, you will need to enable both counters.

Re: Input Capture Interrupt

Dougq5x — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 04:39:43 GMT

Thanks Rocco

I suspect I knew that back in the 68HC11 days, but nowdays I only do a couple programs a year so I am perpetually green.

Doug