Srom_Polling_Timeout - Infineon PSoC 4 Quick Start Quide

PSoC 4 Programming Using an External Microcontroller (HSSP)
Calculating HSSP Timeout Parameters
Measure the LOW pulse width on the test pin for one iteration of the device-acquiring sequence by using an
oscilloscope. Then, calculate this macro as follows:
DEVICE_ACQUIRE_TIMEOUT = (X ms/low pulse width), where X is the maximum time window for acquiring the
device as defined in Table
Code Listing 1 Calculating DEVICE_ACQUIRE_TIMEOUT Parameter
Unsignedshort timestamp = 0;
Unsignedlongchip_DAP_Id = 0;
/* Make the pin LOW before sending SWD clock train
TESTPIN_OUTPUT_LOW;
for(timestamp = 0; timestamp < 1; timestamp++)
{
Swd_LineReset();
Read_DAP(DPACC_DP_IDCODE_READ, &chip_DAP_Id);
}
/* Make the pin HIGH after sending SWD clock train
TESTPIN_OUTPUT_HIGH;
5.2

SROM_POLLING_TIMEOUT

This macro is used in the SROM polling operations during HSSP programming. It is used while polling the result
of the nonvolatile memory read and write operations through SROM requests in the target device.
When the host requests a SROM system call through the SWD interface, it waits a maximum of one second while
reading the CPUSS_SYSREQ register for status. If a response is not received, the host aborts the HSSP
operation.
SROM_POLLING_TIMEOUT indicates the maximum number of times the CPUSS_SYSREQ register can be read in
a time window of one second.
To calculate this macro, uncomment the TestSromPollingTimeout() function in the main.c file of the
project, and then program the device.
Measure the LOW pulse width on the test pin after sending 10 iterations of the SROM polling sequence by using
an oscilloscope. Then calculate the macro as follows:
SROM_POLLING_TIMEOUT = (1 s/LOW pulse width)*10
Code Listing 2 Calculating the SROM_POLLING_TIMEOUT Parameter
Unsignedshort timestamp = 0;
UnsignedlongstatusCode = 0;
/* Make the pin low before sending SWD clock train */
Application Note
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