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FLEXIO as SPI configuration

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gschelotto
Contributor V

Hi,

I'm evaluating FLEXIO as SPI using SDK v3.2.1 on a FRDM-KL27Z. Basically I'd need to solve 2 things:

  • Set the CLK Polarity Active Low, not High as provided in the frdmkl27z_driver_examples_flexio_flexio_spi_int_spi_transfer_master
  • Disable CS assertion by the driver. I need to set/clear the CS manually. Similar way than the output mode configuration (kSPI_SlaveSelectAsGpio) in the SPI driver.

How can I do to accomplish these points?

regards,

gaston

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gerardo_rodriguez
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NXP Employee

Hi Gaston,

Yes, the FlexIO SPI driver must be modified to invert the clock polarity.

Unfortunately, I don't know if this feature will be implemented in future versions of the SDK.

Regards,

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HeMyFAE
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

HI Gerardo,

Can you check with the SDK team on whether we have implemented FlexIO SPI driver with the ability to invert the clock polarity for i.xm RT 10xx?

Regards,

hy

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gerardo_rodriguez
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Hello Gaston,

The FlexIO SPI driver doesn't support CPOL=1 (idle high), but as mentioned in the KL27P64M48SF2RM, you can manually change the pin polarity of the timer used for SCK generation to support this:

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In FLEXIO_SPI_MasterInit(): 

    /*3. Configure the timer 0 for SCK. */
    timerConfig.triggerSelect = FLEXIO_TIMER_TRIGGER_SEL_SHIFTnSTAT(base->shifterIndex[0]);
    timerConfig.triggerPolarity = kFLEXIO_TimerTriggerPolarityActiveLow;
    timerConfig.triggerSource = kFLEXIO_TimerTriggerSourceInternal;
    timerConfig.pinConfig = kFLEXIO_PinConfigOutput;
    timerConfig.pinSelect = base->SCKPinIndex;
//    timerConfig.pinPolarity = kFLEXIO_PinActiveHigh;
    timerConfig.pinPolarity = kFLEXIO_PinActiveLow;

About the CS pin, you can manually change the pin muxing to GPIO instead of the FlexIO so you can manually control it. 

Regards,

Gerardo

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gschelotto
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Hi Gerardo,

Thanks for replying. I assume I have to modify the FlexIO SPI driver in order to change the pin polarity of the timer. Will this feature be implemented in the next SDK version?

regards,

gaston

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gerardo_rodriguez
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Hi Gaston,

Yes, the FlexIO SPI driver must be modified to invert the clock polarity.

Unfortunately, I don't know if this feature will be implemented in future versions of the SDK.

Regards,

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gschelotto
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Please could someone give me some feedback? I thought I could use an extra SPI interface without constraints but I don't know how to do it.

https://community.nxp.com/thread/471557 

regards,

gaston

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