Heres a pic of my setup:
Thats the memory module on the right.A close up here:
I appoached this by writing basic SPI functions,of Sending,and Receiving a Byte.Make a neat .h file of those,and we can move onto the actual read/write operations on the chip.To start off,I'm sending it 0x9F(Read ID or RDID Command),and i should get back
C2,20,17 in MID,DID1,DID2 ( Page 22 of the datasheet),MI is the manufacturing ID,and DID stands for Device Id.
But for some unknown reason(to me),I'm not able to get the Rx/Tx part properly working.I keep getting inconsistent data.Below are a set of shots showing the received values from each run of the code.
Most puzzling.Ive posted this issue to the PSoCDeveloper forums(here).
Will this post updated with my progress.
19-04-11 : Ive just realised,based on the input from abitkin of the PSoC Developer forums,and the syntax I kept using with the SPI Explorer,that the issue is with the Chip Select Line not being low for the entire time.Will test this out soon. Exams :(
21-04-11 : Managed to get over the nagging tension of exams,and tried out the code..Turns out,abitkin was right! \m/ Flawless SPI Communication at 10MBits/sec :)
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