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am335x DmTimer module not working in single shot mode [on hold]
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I'm developing an application driving the dual mode timer subsystems on an Texas Instruments ARM am335x CPU, in oder to generate a pulse train on the timer_pwm output pin. All is working fine as long as the timers are running continuously. But when setting up a single shot configuration (TCLR.AR = 0) the compare submodule doesn't toggle the output any more. (In some special cases when switching AR bit from 1 to 0 it toggles once for the match event, but not for overflow.)
Is anyone using the DMTimers in single shot mode for toggling an output pin?
If so, how?
Or does anybody know about a hardware bug?
If so, is it documented anywhere?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm developing an application driving the dual mode timer subsystems on an Texas Instruments ARM am335x CPU, in oder to generate a pulse train on the timer_pwm output pin. All is working fine as long as the timers are running continuously. But when setting up a single shot configuration (TCLR.AR = 0) the compare submodule doesn't toggle the output any more. (In some special cases when switching AR bit from 1 to 0 it toggles once for the match event, but not for overflow.)
Is anyone using the DMTimers in single shot mode for toggling an output pin?
If so, how?
Or does anybody know about a hardware bug?
If so, is it documented anywhere?
Thanks in advance.
timer
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put on hold as off-topic by Moab, harrymc, DavidPostill♦ 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This question is not about computer hardware or software, within the scope defined in the help center." – Moab, harrymc, DavidPostill
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I'm developing an application driving the dual mode timer subsystems on an Texas Instruments ARM am335x CPU, in oder to generate a pulse train on the timer_pwm output pin. All is working fine as long as the timers are running continuously. But when setting up a single shot configuration (TCLR.AR = 0) the compare submodule doesn't toggle the output any more. (In some special cases when switching AR bit from 1 to 0 it toggles once for the match event, but not for overflow.)
Is anyone using the DMTimers in single shot mode for toggling an output pin?
If so, how?
Or does anybody know about a hardware bug?
If so, is it documented anywhere?
Thanks in advance.
timer
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I'm developing an application driving the dual mode timer subsystems on an Texas Instruments ARM am335x CPU, in oder to generate a pulse train on the timer_pwm output pin. All is working fine as long as the timers are running continuously. But when setting up a single shot configuration (TCLR.AR = 0) the compare submodule doesn't toggle the output any more. (In some special cases when switching AR bit from 1 to 0 it toggles once for the match event, but not for overflow.)
Is anyone using the DMTimers in single shot mode for toggling an output pin?
If so, how?
Or does anybody know about a hardware bug?
If so, is it documented anywhere?
Thanks in advance.
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