Vybrid QSPI_MCR offset?

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Vybrid QSPI_MCR offset?

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stephaniegoedec
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I'm looking at the Vybrid-sc QuadSPI_load example.  It has the QSPI_MCR offset at 0x0, but the Vybrid Reference Manual has this offset at 0xf00.  Which offset is correct?  thanks

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anthony_huereca
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Hi,

  The RM is incorrect and will be updated in the next version. The MCR register is at offset 0x0.

-Anthony

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anthony_huereca
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Hi,

  The RM is incorrect and will be updated in the next version. The MCR register is at offset 0x0.

-Anthony

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lydia_ziegler
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Hi Stephanie,

The RM should be correct.  In the latest RM, the offset states 0xf00 as well.  Where in the QuadSPI_load example are you seeing the offset of 0x0?  Possibly I have an updated version.

Hope this helps,

Lydia

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stephaniegoedec
Contributor I

Hi Lydia,

thanks for checking this.  I'm seeing the offset of 0x0 in the file MVF50GS10MK50.h. This is the reference the DS-5 tools I'm using found for the assignment QuadSPI0->MCR  from the quadspi.c file.  I'll paste the section from the MVF50GS10MK50.h file below.

Our board is a custom board which is based on the TWR-VF65GS10 Schematics (Rev G) schematics.

/* ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

   -- QuadSPI Peripheral Access Layer

   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */

/**

* @addtogroup QuadSPI_Peripheral_Access_Layer QuadSPI Peripheral Access Layer

* @{

*/

/** QuadSPI - Register Layout Typedef */

typedef struct {

  __IO uint32_t MCR;                               /**< Module Configuration Register, offset: 0x0 */

       uint8_t RESERVED_0[4];

  __IO uint32_t IPCR;                              /**< IP Configuration Register, offset: 0x8 */


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