Without much luck I’m trying to convert the IAR Kickstart demo code to msp430 for the MSP430_169 for my Sparkfun DEV-00772 dev board. Is this the correct conversion →
IAR Kickstart code: P5OUT_bit.P5OUT_4 = 1;
My msp430 code: P5OUT |= BIT4;
BIT4 is defined as,
#define BIT4 0x0010
P5OUT is defined as,
#define P5OUT_ 0x0031 /* Port 5 Output */
sfrb(P5OUT, P5OUT_);
and here’s example that clears the hardware port →
IAR Kickstart code: P3SEL_bit.P3SEL_0 = 0; // STEO0
My msp430 code: P3SEL &= ~BIT0; // STEO0
Regards,
Paul
All of the demo code is now working. The good old oscilloscope found the problem. The LCD reset bit was not working, so after the hardware is wired correctly I then went into the source code to find that I was setting P3.5 instead of P5.5.
Anyhow, nice little demo program. I displays a menu controlled by the joystick to test the LCD graphics, the SSD card, and the ext ports. Looks like it’s all working except it’s taking a long time to test the SSD card. First it told me to put the SSD card in. Then it told me the write protect switch was on, so I switched it up to enable writing. After about a minute I removed the SSD card and it said failed. So I put it back in and had it retest it again, but after about 10 minutes now it’s still testing. It’s a 1GB SSD card. Any idea how low it takes to test it?
Regards,
Paul