Hi
Has anyone experienced difficulties changing the value for SetPeriodTicks to generate code within the SystemTimer1 for MQXLite...?
I'm using PEv10.6 and my target processor is on a TWR-KL25Z48M board.
I've checked Counter restart is set to On-match within properties but the SetPeriodTicks don't generate code is grey'd out.
Thanks
Ken
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Hello Ken,
I received the answer from PE team ,
" the inherited component TimerUnit_LDD where the SetPeriodTicks is disabled by the MQXLite component's template. The SetPeriodTicks method is not allowed when the TimerUnit_LDD component inherited by MQXLite (this functionality is not supported by the MQXLite component)."
When you new add the component "TimerUnit_LDD " , it can cofiugure the SetPeriodTicks ,
Have a great day,
Alice
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Hello Ken,
"PEv10.6" ? Does the "PE" meaning the Processor Expert on CodeWarrior ? or PExDriver ?
If the former , what about the version of CW .
if the latter, as far as i know the latest version is 10.4, where can find the 10.6, thank ! I will test it on my side .
BR
Alice
Hello Alice
Thanks for replying.
Yes V10.6 is the version of CodeWarrior.
If you use the project wizard to generate a new MQXLite project and go into the SystemTimer1 component and use the component inspector to view the methods - you will see the SetPeriodClicks - "Don't generate code" is greyed out making changing it impossible....
Is this a bug in Processor Expert component or am I missing something..?
Regards
Ken
Hello Ken,
I received the answer from PE team ,
" the inherited component TimerUnit_LDD where the SetPeriodTicks is disabled by the MQXLite component's template. The SetPeriodTicks method is not allowed when the TimerUnit_LDD component inherited by MQXLite (this functionality is not supported by the MQXLite component)."
When you new add the component "TimerUnit_LDD " , it can cofiugure the SetPeriodTicks ,
Have a great day,
Alice
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Many thanks.......
Ken
Hello Ken,
I have test on my side, it also like yours , and i will ask for the PE expert , i will tell you .ASAP .
BR
Alice