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Thread Host Controlled Device over SPI instead of UART

jc_pacheco — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 16:54:00 GMT

Any help would be appreciated getting SPI interface working.

I found the following in the code:

/* SPI Slave Data Available Pin */

#define gSpiSlaveDap_Port_d gpioPort_B_c

#define gSpiSlaveDap_Pin_d 1

So i'm guessing there is another connection I need to make from the FRDM-KW41Z to the GPIO on the RPI for the DAP signal? Which pin would this be on the FRDM-KW41Z?

Thanks

Re: Thread Host Controlled Device over SPI instead of UART

jc_pacheco — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 16:58:12 GMT

Hi Alex,

Some information available here: MKW41z connectivity software THCI interface over SPI

As mentioned in the other thread, when enabling THCI over SPI you must take into account:

Disable any other THCI configured interface

#define THCI_UART_ENABLE 0‍

Select THCI over SPI interface

#define THCI_SPI_ENABLE  1‍

Configure HCD SPI as master or slave
See ".interfaceType" at 'static const gFsciSerialConfig_t mFsciSerials[]' at app_init.c

Configure interface channel
See ".interfaceChannel" at 'static const gFsciSerialConfig_t mFsciSerials[]' at app_init.c

Configure GPIO pin name depending on the "Data Available" pin that you'll be using.
Master or Slave, this depends on your setup. See gpio_pins.h

/* SPI Master Data Available Pin */
#define gSpiMasterDap_Port_d  gpioPort_B_c
#define gSpiMasterDap_Pin_d   1

/* SPI Slave Data Available Pin */
#define gSpiSlaveDap_Port_d   gpioPort_B_c
#define gSpiSlaveDap_Pin_d    1‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Re: Thread Host Controlled Device over SPI instead of UART

alexwheeler — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 09:17:39 GMT

Hi Juan,

I'm really happy to have your help, I see in other threads you always find the solution. Things are now 50% working (TX). I'm also receiving data, however I think my DAP side of things isn't working yet on the RPI linux side.

My previous issue were the following:

I setup ".interfaceType" at 'static const gFsciSerialConfig_t mFsciSerials[]' at app_init.c - to be Slave (It was Master).

I Setup ".interfaceChannel" at 'static const gFsciSerialConfig_t mFsciSerials[]' at app_init.c - to be 0, it was 1.

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So now at-least, when running getaddr, I can see the led goes to green which means my network is setup. I also see RX data dumped on the screen. However when i'm running that command I receive many "No response for the previous command".

It must be I don't have the uio dev setup correctly in the dts file, so the /dev/uio0 is not functioning how it should be.

Do you have any examples I could follow? Maybe you have a dts file I could see for iMX6? I'm trying to make this for RPI3.

Thanks in advance

Alex

Re: Thread Host Controlled Device over SPI instead of UART

jc_pacheco — Fri, 15 Dec 2017 21:56:53 GMT

Hi Alex,

There's a KW41Z maintenance release upcoming early Q1 2018. It will include a THCI over SPI example using the KW41Z with a DK07 AP as host.

-JC

Re: Thread Host Controlled Device over SPI instead of UART

alexwheeler — Fri, 15 Dec 2017 22:26:49 GMT

Hi JC,

That's great news, but still I will forge forwards to get this working on my setup using a RPI. Actually i'm 80% there now. When I run getaddr, it now does a factory reset, I get information about the board back. It doesn't say no response for this section now. And it creates a new network. It also does not say no response for that. However when it does the next step of ifconfig_all, I see a whole bunch of RX, but it fails there and says no response.

Does this still sound like an issue with the config of the DAP pin in Linux? I configured it as a pull down (input) and make interrupt on RISING_EDGE. Is that a correct assumption? Is DAP high when data is available?

Thanks

Alex

Re: Thread Host Controlled Device over SPI instead of UART

jc_pacheco — Fri, 15 Dec 2017 23:11:56 GMT

Hi Alex,

I'm glad to see you are progressing with your development.

The data available pin transition type when slave has data to transmit is defined by gSerialMgrSlaveDapTxLogicOne_c.

It's currently configured at source/config.h

#if THCI_SPI_ENABLE
    #define gSerialMgrRxBufSize_c               (768)  /* required for large ICMP ECHO_REQUESTs (e.g. 1200) */
    #define gSerialMgrUseUart_c                 (0)
    #define gSerialMgrUseSPI_c                  (1)
    #define gSerialMgrUseFSCIHdr_c              (1)
    #define gSerialMgrSlaveDapTxLogicOne_c      (0)    //<-------
    #define gFsciTxAck_c                        (0)
    #define gFsciRxAck_c                        (0)
    #define gNvPendingSavesQueueSize_c          (64)
#endif‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

- JC