led blinking

[Jad]

good morning

i want to create a simple led blinking code. for that, i got the path of the led 8 of my aek-mcu-c4mlit1. it is pk1gpio1 and is connected to the branch 25. i connected it on the gui and wanted to code in my main. unfortunately, C recognizes port k but not the pin that i just pinned and the function that makes it blinks. so my 2 questions are: how to make it recognize the pin and how to get functions that work 

kind regards

 

 

[ATROI]

Hi Jad,

After you set a pin in the Pin Map Editor you have to:

- Save and close the Pin Map Editor.
- Save the project.
- Generate the code (click on the following icon).

After this step, you will see that the tool recognizes the PIN Name as a variable.

In your case, if the name of the PIN is PIN_GPIO161, the function you are using wants as a parameter (PORT_PIN_GPIO0161, PIN_GPIO0161).

 

Thanks,

AutoDevKit Team

[Jad]

thank you very muh for the quick response. neverless, i still  have the same error messages and now my pinmap editor has completly changed and there is no more gpio 161 at branch 25. the number of branch ha reduced and is no more le the number on my data sheet

kind regards

[ATROI]

Hi Jad, 

pls. start from scratch, crate new project and follow 

the steps I suggested before, it should work.

Thanks,

AutoDevKit Team. 

[ATROI]

Hi Jad,

 

in my copy and paste there was an error.

Pls replace the line:

siul_lld_readpad(PORT_PIN_GPIO36, PIN_GPIO36);rqIsrEnable();

with 

siul_lld_readpad(PORT_PIN_GPIO36, PIN_GPIO36);

now it should work.

Thanks,

AutoDevKit Team

P.S.

if you open the welcome page in AutoDevKit, see the image below, you can find the same tutorial that can help.

 

 

[Jad]

thank you for your response. in fact i already saw those videos but i wanted to use the leds tht are already deirectly on my oard. i wondered if there are also tutorials for the management of interruptions, the clock and the use of the librarys.