I have a few questions that require assistance:
I initialized my system in PLL mode, but I disabled PLL to allow FS26 to enter standby mode. After switching to low-speed run mode with the clock source from FIRC 48MHz, the reference clock for UART remains the same, causing incorrect UART logs. How can I change the reference clock for UART in the low-speed mode?
As a temporary solution, I initialized the system with a low-speed clock during startup to ensure correct UART logs. However, when FS26 enters standby mode and I issue commands again, it gets stuck at 'prvPortStartFirstTask', and it seems like the tasks are no longer present. What could be the reason for this?
I have attached my project file for your reference. Please assist me. Thank you.
Hi iverson3ya,
Follow RM, Clock for UART:
Use-case for Low-speed RUN mode- Option
In DS configuration:
You're using LPUART_0:
When you change value of UART clock, values for baudrate will changed. You can check this at output of generated file
You can try above configuration.
Best regards,
Nhi
Hi iverson3ya,
Follow RM, Clock for UART:
Use-case for Low-speed RUN mode- Option
In DS configuration:
You're using LPUART_0:
When you change value of UART clock, values for baudrate will changed. You can check this at output of generated file
You can try above configuration.
Best regards,
Nhi
