Revision 0:fc7f6fbecb11, committed 2017-09-29

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shliu1

Date:

Fri Sep 29 05:42:52 2017 +0000

Commit message:

main.cpp adds the setting of TARGET_NUMAKER_PFM_M487 for M487

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+.build
+.mbed
+projectfiles
+*.py*

diff -r 000000000000 -r fc7f6fbecb11 README.md
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+# Getting started with LED and buzzer on mbed OS
+
+
+### Import NuMaker-mbed-GPIO-button-buzzer-rgbled from on-line IDE
+1. Please choose Nuvoton NuMaker-PFM-XXX as your target platform.
+2. Please press the left-up icon "New", then choose "NuMaker GPIO button with LED and buzzer" from the template list.
+3. Your NuMaker-mbed-GPIO-button-buzzer-rgbled program is existed.
+
+#### Now compile
+Please press compile icon.
+
+#### Burn Code & Execute
+1. Connect the board NuMaker-PFM-XXX with your PC by USB cable, then there will be one "mbed" disk.
+2. Copy the built binary file into "mbed" disk on you PC.
+3. Press device's reset button to execute, press the SW1 button to turn on blue LED and green LED, 
+   press the SW2 button to turn on buzzer. 

diff -r 000000000000 -r fc7f6fbecb11 main.cpp
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+// For NuMaker-PFM-NUC472 GPIO pins connected to rgbled, green led, buzzer
+#include "mbed.h"
+#if defined(TARGET_NUMAKER_PFM_NUC472)
+DigitalOut    rgbled_B(PD_8); // low-active
+DigitalOut    rgbled_R(PD_9); // low-active
+DigitalOut    rgbled_G(PA_4); // low-active
+DigitalOut    greenled(PG_0); // low-active
+DigitalOut    buzzer(PD_11);  // low-active
+DigitalIn     button_SW1(PC_12); // press button =0
+DigitalIn     button_SW2(PC_13); // press button =0
+#elif defined(TARGET_NUMAKER_PFM_M453)
+DigitalOut    rgbled_B(PD_7); // low-active
+DigitalOut    rgbled_R(PD_2); // low-active
+DigitalOut    rgbled_G(PD_3); // low-active
+DigitalOut    greenled(PB_12); // low-active
+DigitalOut    buzzer(PE_2);  // low-active
+DigitalIn     button_SW1(PA_15); // press button =0
+DigitalIn     button_SW2(PA_14); // press button =0
+#elif defined(TARGET_NUMAKER_PFM_M487)
+DigitalOut    rgbled_B(PH_1); // in M487 rgbled_B is yellow, not blue. low-active
+DigitalOut    rgbled_R(PH_0); // low-active
+DigitalOut    rgbled_G(PH_2); // low-active
+DigitalOut    greenled(PH_2); // in M487 use the pin to connect the led, low-active
+DigitalOut    buzzer(PF_11);  // in M487 use the pin to connect the buzzer, low-active
+DigitalIn     button_SW1(PC_10); // in M487 button_SW1 is SW2, press button =0
+DigitalIn     button_SW2(PC_9); // in M487 button_SW2 is SW3, press button =0
+#endif
+
+// main() runs in its own thread in the OS
+// (note the calls to Thread::wait below for d elays)
+int main() {
+    
+    rgbled_B=1; rgbled_R=1; rgbled_G=1;
+    greenled=1;
+    buzzer=1;
+                        
+    while (true) {
+        // press SW1 will turn on greeled and RGBLED=blue
+        if (button_SW1==0) {
+                             greenled=0;
+                             rgbled_B=0;
+                           }                             
+        else               {
+                             greenled=1;
+                             rgbled_B=1;
+                           }
+        // press SW2 will turn on buzzer                                  
+        if (button_SW2==0) buzzer=0;
+        else               buzzer=1;
+    }
+}
+

diff -r 000000000000 -r fc7f6fbecb11 mbed-os.lib
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+https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os/#ca661f9d28526ca8f874b05432493a489c9671ea