I am using PE to configure an ADC on FRDM-KE06Z board.
CASE 1:
Using static group which contains only CH0 reading on PTC1 (case 1b, using ch9 on PTF7)
Interrupt enabled.
Manually initialized module.
Begin Loop measurement
Interrupt triggers, I copy the value.
No matter what voltage I apply to the pin, the value is always 0xfff, 0xffe or 0xffd, but 90% of the time it is 0xfff.
When I press SW3, this value goes to 0!?
SW3 has nothing to do with ADC and no connection to PTC1 or PTF7, why would this happen? Why would I get saturated or zeroed values on ADC depending on SW3?
CASE 2:
Using static group which contains both CH0 reading on PTC1 and CH9 reading on PTF7
Interrupt enabled
Manually initialize module.
Begin Loop measurement
Interrupt never triggers.
Why would I not get an interrupt in CASE 2 when I get one in CASE 1 and the only difference is that the static group has two channels?
Thank you,
Matt
Snippet of init routine:
void ADC_Init()
{
//Init the Feedback ADC
mpLDD_HBridgeFeedback = HBridgeFeedback_Init((LDD_TUserData *) 0);
if (mpLDD_HBridgeFeedback == 0)
{
return ErrHBridge_NoInit;
}
//Select the sample group (there is only one and it is 0)
Error |= HBridgeFeedback_SelectSampleGroup(mpLDD_HBridgeFeedback,
DEFAULT_SAMPLE_GROUP);
//Start the measurement
Error |= HBridgeFeedback_StartLoopMeasurement((LDD_TDeviceData*) 0); /* requires null pointer */
if (Error != 0)
{
/* put a breakpoint here for debug purposes to see if HBridge is initialized safely*/
__asm("nop");
}
}
Interrupt triggered by ADC:
/* Record a Feedback ADC sample */
ErrHBridge HBridge_FeedbackComplete(void)
{
uint16_t uwADC[2];
volatile LDD_TError Error; /* Error catcher */
/* Read the latest ADC value */
Error = HBridgeFeedback_GetMeasuredValues(mpLDD_HBridgeFeedback,
(LDD_TData*) (&uwADC[0]));
if (Error != 0)
{
/* put a breakpoint here for debug purposes to see if HBridge is initialized safely*/
__asm("nop");
}
return ErrHBridge_OK;
}
The "solution" to this problem was to start a new project and redo everything exactly the same way. It is now operating exactly as expected. Consider the problem "solved".
Hi Matt
Thanks for your sharing
Please let me know if you have more questions.
Have a good day.