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A bug in the LCDC_LDD component
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A bug in the LCDC_LDD component
04-21-2020
07:03 PM
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720adams
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If the K70 was supported in mcuxpresso, this issue might be a mute point. However, because NXP has not added the K70 into mcuxpresso as one of the supported processors and their only suggestion is to use KDS, well here is a KDS bug that needs fixing. Hopefully, they won't just ignore this.
The bug is in the LCDC_LDD component for the TWR_K70 that comes with KDS.
I couldn't figure out why my pixel clock was off so much. I discovered that SIM->SOPT2[LCDCSRC] is set to the external Oscillator of 50MHz not the 60MHz bus clock as specified and detailed. See the attached images for additional information. It may be that I have selected something incorrectly, but as you can see on line 302 of LCDC1.c the oscillator clock is what is being chosen and not the bus clock as it is supposed to be.
Thoughts?
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04-29-2020
04:47 PM
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vicentegomez
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On line
LCDC_PDD_SetClkSrc(LCDC_BASE_PTR, LCDC_PDD_OSC0ERCLK)
is setting the external oscilator
I do not have installed the KDS, give me some time to installed and check is this is a bug or there is a mistake on the configuration
have a good day
05-08-2020
10:58 AM
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720adams
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Any progress? I've found another bug in the LCDC_LDD I plan on reporting independent of this bug.
