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[FreeRTOS Home] [Live FreeRTOS Forum] [FAQ] [Archive Top] [March 2006 Threads] AT91SAM7X256 and SPI supportPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on March 2, 2006 Is there any support for SPI interface with AT91SAM7X256. I would like to use interface SPI0 to communicate with a device.
Regards
Christian
RE: AT91SAM7X256 and SPI supportPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on March 2, 2006 Not really the answer, but if you look at the WIZNet demo (LPC not SAM) you will see an I2C driver. You could at least copy the structure if nothing else.
RE: AT91SAM7X256 and SPI supportPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on March 3, 2006 Hum, i really need to have spi interface for rtos. If a team works on this project, I would like to participate to implement it.
Regards
Christian
RE: AT91SAM7X256 and SPI supportPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on March 3, 2006 have you tried using the SPI PDC? I know this isn't portable but for the SAM7X it is quite interesting. You just config the spi interface and the set the tx_buff & rx_buff address and how many bytes to exchange then voila... you get your data in the rx_buff
RE: AT91SAM7X256 and SPI supportPosted by Jokke on March 7, 2006 I tried the PDC for SPI, and I am not so enthusiastic. With bitrates at e g 10 MHz you spend as much time filling the PDC buffer with 32 bit data (for each transfer you need to buffer 32 bit, even if the transfer is only 8 bit) as you would do waitning for the SPI to get ready for the next byte, and for many devices you need the more direct connection between data sent and data received that you can get if you do the transmition under more direct transmission control.
RE: AT91SAM7X256 and SPI supportPosted by Henk Visser on March 7, 2006 How are you sending out data now? Just checking for TDRE and placing data into TDR?
Thanks.
RE: AT91SAM7X256 and SPI supportPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on March 8, 2006 Thanks,
It works with TDR and RDR. I wrote the source code and it's not really complicated.
Regards
Christian
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