Could you please clarify the action of the LOWPRIO bit in the SEQA_CTRL register.
The manual says that it sets the priority for sequence A.
In low priority mode, any SEQB trigger is ignored - thus SEQA has higher priority.
In high priority mode, the SEQB trigger interrupts the SEQA sequence, and the SEQA sequence has to wait until the SEQB sequence is completed before it can resume - thus SEQA has lower priority.
This seems completely contradictory to the description.
Please advise.
Hello Ian Benton ,
I also think the name "Low priority" "High priority" may be misunderstood.
While the real function of this bit please refer to the clarify:
Hope it helps,
Have a great day,
TIC
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Are you going to correct the manual?
Hello Lan,
I will report it document team, while I'm not sure whether it will be changed .
BR
Alice