Philip Freidin
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OSHChip_Blinky
Simple test of tool chain with OSHChip
OSHChip_Init.c
- Committer:
- OSHChip
- Date:
- 2016-03-22
- Revision:
- 0:69ded1c7cad0
- Child:
- 1:23b7ed707d25
File content as of revision 0:69ded1c7cad0:
// // OSHChip_Init.cpp // // This function allows OSHChip projects that use the UART for printf() // to work with the target board set to nRF51-DK // // // By the time your program gets to main(), the pre-main initialization has // (among other things) setup the UART to use the nRF51-DK UART pins, and a // transmission speed of 9600 Baud, 8N1. // // nRF51-DK // RX_PIN_NUMBER = p11, // TX_PIN_NUMBER = p9, // CTS_PIN_NUMBER = p10, // RTS_PIN_NUMBER = p8, // // For OSHChip, the default is TX on pin 1, RX on pin 2, and no CTS or RTS // because OSHChip has so few I/O pins. // // Due to the default implementation of Serial I/O in mbed, when \n // is set to the UART, all that is actually transmitted is the "newline". // In a Unix/Mac environment this is usually sufficient, but in a // DOS/Windows environment, \n\r needs to be sent. // // If you are using the Serial to USB service on the OSHChip_CMSIS_DAP, // TXD (pin 1 on OSHChip as configured by this function) should be // connected to the pin closest to the corner of the PCB on connector J5, // which is labeled "RX In". RXD (pin 2 on OSHChip as configured by this // function) should be connected to the other pin on J5 which is labeled // "TX Out" // #include "nrf51.h" #include "OSHChip_Pin_Names.h" void OSHChip_Init(void) { NRF_UART0->PSELTXD = TX_PIN_NUMBER; NRF_UART0->PSELRXD = RX_PIN_NUMBER; NRF_UART0->PSELRTS = 0xFFFFFFFF; NRF_UART0->PSELCTS = 0xFFFFFFFF; }