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Why am I getting an interrupt when I try to set the Open Drain Enable bit for Port C bit 10 (address 0x4004b028 bit 5)?

aricblumer — Fri, 25 Sep 2015 13:23:20 GMT

I am new to KSDK and Kinetis processors, but I have I2C working except that the Processor Expert code is not properly setting the Open Drain Enable bit for the SDA and SCL pins. When I try to set the bit in my code, an interrupt occurs. This is in a "bare metal" system. I'm trying to set the bit like this:

volatile uint32_t *portc10 = (void *)0x4004b028;

*portc10 |= (1 << 5);

The interrupt occurs when portc10 is dereferenced.

I have no idea why this is happening unless there is memory protection being turned on by something, but that should be the case in a bare metal (standalone) platform. If so, how do I turn it off so I can set this bit?

Thanks,

Aric.

Re: Why am I getting an interrupt when I try to set the Open Drain Enable bit for Port C bit 10 (address 0x4004b028 bit 5)?

aricblumer — Fri, 25 Sep 2015 13:45:42 GMT

I learned that if I hacked the code above into the pin_mux.c code that is generated by Processor Expert, the setting of the Open Drain Enable works.

So further debugging showed that the culprit is this line in the Common_Init() funciton of Cpu.c in the generated code:

SIM_SCGC5 &= (uint32_t)~(uint32_t)(SIM_SCGC5_PORTC_MASK);

Which apparently turns the clock off to the GPIO Port C controller. So accesses to registers in that space must hang causing a watchdog reset or a bus exception.

In my own code, I am able to turn that clock back on and then set the Open Drain Enable as needed to get I2C to work properly.

Aric.