SSP data Read problem

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Content originally posted in LPCWare by dvrose86 on Mon Jan 20 11:17:38 MST 2014
I am using the SSP0 module to communicate with a serial ee flash. My basic problem is in the SSP0DR read. I am always getting a 0. I am using the IAR 6.40 ewarm. I have a logic analyzer on the ssp bus and all the traffic looks good. Data is being sent to the device correctly, and data is being sent back by the device. Using the debugger watch I can see the correct data in the SS0DR but after a read the variable is 0. We made a mistake and are using a dedicated port pin for the Serial ee chip select instead of the SS of the SSP module. this works and can be viewed on the logic analyzer screen.

My init code looks like
void SSP_Init(void)
{
        PCONP |= PCONP_SSP0; // power up SSP0
IOCON_P0_15  = 0x2; // SSP_CLK
        IOCON_P0_17  = 0x2;  //SSP_MISO
        IOCON_P0_18  = 0x2;  // SSP_MOSI
        IOCON_P0_20 = (0x0<<0)|(0x1<<4)|(0x0<<5)|(0x0<<6)|(0x1<<9)|(0x0<<10); // Flash CS generial dio.
      
        uc_dio_set(SPI_FLASH_CS); // Bring CS high
       // uc_dio_clear(SPI_FLASH_CS);
       // uc_dio_set(SPI_FLASH_CS);
       SSP0CR0 = 0x000010c7;  // divisor == 10h + chpa = 1 + cpol = 1 + 8 bit transfers
       SSP0CR1 = 0x00000002; // not loopback + SSEnable enabled +  SSE is a master
       SSP0CPSR = 0x00000010;
       
}

the following code is the test call to query the manufacturer ID from the flash device.

void SSP_Test (void)
{
  uint16_t status;
  while (SSP0SR & SSP_SR_RNE )       // clear receive buffer..
       status = SSP_ReceiveData();
  CS_L // this just asserts the cs to the device and works fine

    SSP_SendData(CMD_W25_MANUFACTURE_ID); 
    SSP_SendData(0x00); // address 00 msb 24 bits
    SSP_SendData(0x00); // address 00 Middle address
    SSP_SendData(0x00); // address 00 Low address

    manufacturer_id = spi_write_read (0xff);

    device_id = spi_write_read(0xff);
    /*SSP_SendData(0xff); // needed for clock 
    while (SSP0SR & SSP_SR_RNE )
       manufacturer_id = SSP_ReceiveData();
    SSP_SendData(0xff); // needed for clock
    while (SSP0SR & SSP_SR_RNE )
      device_id = SSP_ReceiveData();*/
   
    while (SSP0SR & SSP_SR_BSY ); // wait till not busy
   CS_H // deasserts the CS to the device
 
}

Here is the code for the spi_write_read

uint8_t spi_write_read( uint8_t outgoing )
{
    uint16_t incoming, dumb;
   
     while( ( SSP0SR & 0x4 ) )
    {
       dumb = SSP0DR;                            // flush anything in the rx fifo as it is junk
    }

    while( !( SSP0SR & 0x02 ) ) { ; }
      SSP0DR = outgoing;                       // operation used to generate clocks for the read
    while( !( SSP0SR & 0x4 ) ){;}            // while rx fifo empty wait
    while( ( SSP0SR & 0x4 ) )               // while rx fifo has data read
    {
       incoming = SSP_ReceiveData();
     
    }
the problem is that at the SSP_ReceiveData call I can see the SSP0DR via watch window has the correct data in it but returns a 0.

Here is the SSP_ReceiveData function.

uint16_t SSP_ReceiveData(void)
{
return ((uint16_t) (SSP_DR_BITMASK(SSP0DR)));
}


   

    return incoming;
}


I have seen similar posts on this board which have indicated the same issue but cannot find a reply. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[lpcware]

Content originally posted in LPCWare by s.a.manick@gmail.com on Wed Apr 23 04:16:27 MST 2014
I had a similar problem with lpc 1830 .
The solution which I used for lpc 1830 is to set the correct mode for the pin configuration.

I was using only pull-up mode before . Later i enabled the EZI (Input buffer enable) as well. And then I was able to receive data from SSP.

scu_pinmux(MISO_SSP0_EEG_SCU_PORT,MISO_SSP0_EEGSCU_PIN,MD_PUP|MD_EZI,5);

I am not sure if the above solution helps you!

Regards,
Manickam.

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Content originally posted in LPCWare by rocketdawg on Mon Jan 20 15:17:45 MST 2014
every time you send a byte you must receive a byte.
you can toss the receive byte, but you must read.