I'm using LPC11A14. The pull-up fail when I configure the main source clock

[henryfabriciopi]

In the LPC11A14, I need to use the on chip pull-up resistor on my GPIO P0_28 as input port. It works good. But it fail when I configure de PLL output as my main clock source.

MAINCLKUEN_bit.ENA = 0; // in this point the pull-up is working very good!

MAINCLKSEL_bit.SEL = 3; // in this point the pull-up is working very good!

MAINCLKUEN_bit.ENA = 1; // after execution of this code, the pull-up is no more working.

To see the pull-up active, I used a voltmeter in the P0_28 pin. When it is working, I see 2,8V (I expected 3,3V, but with 2,8V is working). But when it is not working, I see 0,6V in this pin.

I used the function InitClock to configure the main clock and the PLL. If I change the divisor (second parameter), the voltage in the pin changes too.

For more informations, my complete code is:

void main(void)

{

  //GPIO configuration:

  P0DIR_bit.DIR28=0;

  IOCON_P0_28_bit.FUNC=0;

  IOCON_P0_28_bit.MODE=2;

  //Configuration of clock

  InitClock(240MHZ, 5); //<<< PROBLEM INSIDE THIS FUNCTION

  while(true)  {    /* my code */   }

}

void InitClock(Int32U pllclock, Int32U ahbdiv) //page. 27

{

  /* Enable XTAL Oscilator */

  PDRUNCFG_bit.XTAL_PD = 0;

  /* Enable Internal RC oscilator */

  PDRUNCFG_bit.IRC_PD = 0;

  /* Select internal RC oscilator for SYS clock source */

  MAINCLKUEN_bit.ENA = 0;

  MAINCLKSEL_bit.SEL = 0;

  MAINCLKUEN_bit.ENA = 1;

  /* Configure System PLL */

  /* Power-down System PLL */

  PDRUNCFG_bit.SYSPLL_PD = 1;

  /* Select XTAL Oscilator for SYS PLL input */

  SYSPLLCLKUEN_bit.ENA = 0;

  SYSPLLCLKSEL_bit.SEL = 0;     //0=IRC,  1=XTAL,  2=CLKIN pin

  SYSPLLCLKUEN_bit.ENA = 1;

  /* Calculate M */

  Int32U m = pllclock/(XTAL_OSC_FREQ*(2*2)) - 1;

  assert(m<32);

  /* Configure PLL frequency */

  SYSPLLCTRL_bit.MSEL = m;

  SYSPLLCTRL_bit.PSEL = 1;

  /* Power-up PLL */

  PDRUNCFG_bit.SYSPLL_PD = 0;

  /* Set System AHB Clock divider */

  SYSAHBCLKDIV_bit.DIV = ahbdiv;

  /* Wait until PLL locks */

  while(!(SYSPLLSTAT_bit.LOCK));

  /* Select System PLL Output for SYS clock source */   //page. 20

  MAINCLKUEN_bit.ENA = 0;

  MAINCLKSEL_bit.SEL = 3;

  MAINCLKUEN_bit.ENA = 1;  //<<< PROBLEM AFTER THIS EXECUTION

}

[henryfabriciopi · Accepted solution]

I found the solution. I changed the microcontroler and now is working.

Thanks for all.

Henry

[DavidS]

Hi Henry,

Sorry I don't have a board to try and test.

One question.  Did you enable the SYSAHBCLKCTRL[IOCON] block clock?

Regards,

David

[henryfabriciopi]

Yes, I do it in my code:

  /* Enable GPIO Clock */

  SYSAHBCLKCTRL_bit.GPIO = 1;

  /* Enable IOCON Clock */

  SYSAHBCLKCTRL_bit.IOCON = 1;