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Hi, I have the CY4534 EZ-PD eval kit and using the EZ-PD BCR HPI Utility. Can you give a detailed description of the Registers? How many bits, etc.? The datasheet does not say how many bytes wide the registers are or ...Read more
Hi,
I have the CY4534 EZ-PD eval kit and using the EZ-PD BCR HPI Utility. Can you give a detailed description of the Registers? How many bits, etc.? The datasheet does not say how many bytes wide the registers are or how to crack them.
Thanks,
Ashish
Read lessHello, Sure, I can help with that. The CY4534 EZ-PD eval kit is based on the Cypress EZ-PD CCG3PA USB Type-C and Power Delivery controller, which has a set of registers that can be accessed and configured through the EZ-PD BCR HPI (Host Processor Interface) Utility. The CCG3PA controller has a set oRead more
Hello,
Sure, I can help with that. The CY4534 EZ-PD eval kit is based on the Cypress EZ-PD CCG3PA USB Type-C and Power Delivery controller, which has a set of registers that can be accessed and configured through the EZ-PD BCR HPI (Host Processor Interface) Utility.
The CCG3PA controller has a set of 256 registers, each of which is 16 bits wide. The registers are numbered from 0x0000 to 0x00FF in hexadecimal notation. The lower 8 bits of the register address determine which register is being accessed, and the upper 8 bits determine the type of access (read or write).
To access the registers using the EZ-PD BCR HPI Utility, you will need to connect the CY4534 eval kit to your PC and open the HPI Utility software. The software provides a graphical user interface that allows you to read from and write to the registers.
When you open the HPI Utility, you’ll need to connect to the CY4534 eval kit by selecting the appropriate serial port and baud rate. Once you’re connected, you can use the “Register Access” tab in the software to read from and write to the registers.
You can find more information about the CCG3PA controller and its registers in the datasheet provided by Cypress. The datasheet includes a register map and descriptions of each register’s function and configuration options.
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See lessHi all, I’m working on the RA4W1 evaluation kit. I’ve configured my device as central. I want to read the advertising name and advertising data of the other devices. I can not suitable to find any function for this purpose. Please give ...Read more
Hi all,
I’m working on the RA4W1 evaluation kit. I’ve configured my device as central. I want to read the advertising name and advertising data of the other devices. I can not suitable to find any function for this purpose.
Please give the solution to resolve the above issue.
Regards,
Ashish
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Hello @ashish To read the advertising name and data of other devices, you will need to use the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) scanning feature of your RA4W1 evaluation kit. This feature allows your device to scan for nearby BLE devices and retrieve their advertising data. Thank You Jullian White
Hello ashishgawade
To read the advertising name and data of other devices, you will need to use the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) scanning feature of your RA4W1 evaluation kit. This feature allows your device to scan for nearby BLE devices and retrieve their advertising data.
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Jullian White
See lessHello, So I just plugged in my Eval kit. I’ve 12V in the barrel jack and am connected to the USB to my pc. When I exchange to the applicable port, I can apply the eval kit GUI to connect and ...Read more
Hello,
So I just plugged in my Eval kit. I’ve 12V in the barrel jack and am connected to the USB to my pc. When I exchange to the applicable port, I can apply the eval kit GUI to connect and ask for the Firmware version. It responds to 1.6 which should be right. But also the coming move is to modify the ID assignment to 1 and look at the D13 LED to light up. This doesn’t be. Indeed more confusingly, I see the D5 led (TX) light up also the D4 led (RX) light up. Shouldn’t it be backward? Eventually, It says the Ack light should turn green when I press configure IDs but it stays red. Am I missing a step? is 12 V 1 amp not enough power for this board?
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Read lessHello, The X1 connector requires a 12V power force to power the low-voltage side of the board this includes the microcontroller. However, you also want to give power to the high-voltage side of the board (this includes the L9963E) in setup to power and give with the IC. Since you're just giving 12VRead more
Hello,
The X1 connector requires a 12V power force to power the low-voltage side of the board this includes the microcontroller. However, you also want to give power to the high-voltage side of the board (this includes the L9963E) in setup to power and give with the IC. Since you’re just giving 12V to the uC, the behavior you’re viewing is normal the uC acknowledges and replies with the FW version. Since the L9963E isn’t powered on, it can not communicate, and so the uC continues to poll staying for an SPI response.
Please download the user manual available on our website and follow the muumuu configuration laid out in section 2.2, as well as the getting started companion( section 3). This will outline the way demanded to get the board up and streaming correctly. Specifically, supplying power to P2-> at a minimal P2- 15 (VBAT) and P2-9/23 (GND) should be connected to give 12V (or stack voltage) to the L9963E.
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See lessDear colleague, I’m working on a design where I’m applying the CY8CKIT- 062 PIONEER KIT, my design is versioned and everything is working OK (compilation, libraries, BSP) until I changed my laptop. I pulled the design from the server to continue solving ...Read more
Dear colleague,
I’m working on a design where I’m applying the CY8CKIT- 062 PIONEER KIT, my design is versioned and everything is working OK (compilation, libraries, BSP) until I changed my laptop.
I pulled the design from the server to continue solving (understanding that Ire-generated themtb_shared libs using the library director) and the problem of the unresolved inclusion’ starts just after that. I tried to fix this using the indexer update and so on but I require help finding something!
Another thing that I need to mention here’s that when I produce a new design based on the empty design template’ the same problem occurs.
Thank you for your help.
Regards,
Read lessHi Nidhi, I've just set up a result for this problem and I wanted to share it with you (if you or anyone differently have the same problem). On the top menu bar, go to Project-> Properties A properties window will show. On the left side menu, go to Project References. On the box to the right, conRead more
Hi Nidhi,
I’ve just set up a result for this problem and I wanted to share it with you (if you or anyone differently have the same problem).
On the top menu bar, go to Project-> Properties
A properties window will show. On the left side menu, go to Project References.
On the box to the right, confirm if other systems are listed and check the ones that might be related to yours.
Press Apply and Close buttons.
Thank you
Regards,
Alex Thomas
Hello, An IoT (Internet of Things) toolkit is a collection of software development tools and resources that help developers build and deploy IoT applications and solutions. These toolkits typically provide libraries, APIs, and frameworks that simplify the process of connecting and managing IoT devicRead more
Hello,
An IoT (Internet of Things) toolkit is a collection of software development tools and resources that help developers build and deploy IoT applications and solutions. These toolkits typically provide libraries, APIs, and frameworks that simplify the process of connecting and managing IoT devices, collecting and analyzing data, and building applications on top of IoT platforms.
To use an IoT toolkit, you typically follow these steps:
It’s important to note that each IoT toolkit has its own specific documentation and resources that provide detailed instructions on how to use them effectively.
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Ella Smith
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