Additional Information for PIC32 CVD and CTMU Demos

Additional Information forPIC CVD and CTMU DemosAdditional Information for

PIC CVD and CTMU Demos

14 November 2011

Michael W. MannHPMD 32-Bit Application Engineer

Real-Time Debugging

� To assist in debugging button/slider behavior, Microchip has provided Profilab GUI project for use on your PC

� Profilab ™ is like LabView ™, but much cheaperhttp://www.abacom-online.de/uk/html/profilab-expert .html

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� Standalone Windows mTouch GUI.exe allows use of GUI without purchasing Profilab ™

� Profilab ™ projects can be customized to meet your debugging needs� Plot average voltage and button voltage� Model product front panel on a GUI tab

Additional Information

Typical Bench -Top Setup

REAL ICE Debugger

mTouchEvaluationUSB Cable

for board

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PICKit Serial Analyzerinterface between PC and UART

Interface Cable

Sensor DaughterCard (8-Key)

RJ-11 to ICSP Adaptor

EvaluationBoardfor board

power

PKSA-EVB J2 Interface Cable

PKSA EVB PlugJumper Settings

Most PIC32 PIC18F


TX

Gnd

Rx

123456

2 14 36 58 710 912 1114 1316 1518 17

Footprint of J2 on EVB

PKSAPlug

EVB Plugto J2

1 x 6 x 0.1”

2 x 9 x 0.1”

2 14 36 58 710 912 1114 1316 1518 17

MostBoards

2 14 36 58 710 912 1114 1316 1518 17

PIC32 CTMU

2 14 36 58 710 912 1114 1316 1518 17

PIC18FCVD

Finding the .EXE GUI File

GUI .EXE

Standalone Project


GUI ProfiLab®Project

Microchip Application Library Project Directory

Setting Up GUI Com Parms

Click here to launchConfiguration Window

Click to Select COM Port

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mTouch GUI Screen 1/3

Normalized Voltages for Buttons 1-4


For Matrix Keys Channels 1-3 are Columns 1-3

For Matrix Keys Channel 4 Zero’d Out


Normalized Voltages for Buttons 5-8


For Matrix Keys Channels 5-8 are Rows1-4


Prior Button Assert


Current Button Press Equivalent Slider Value

Slider value not available with Matrix Keys

Voltage Plot Screen Controls

Reset Min/Max for all Channels Maximum ADC Count

Save voltageplot datato ASCII file

Save allUART datato ASCII file

Record orStop Recording

Erase fileand startover

Quit data collectionand exit GUI

Delta = Max - Min


Stop Recording over

Configuring Voltage Plots

IncreasingChannel 1 Line Width

Right mouse click in plot

window

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Line Width

Plot Controls

Record StopPrintPlot

SavePlot

Copy Plotto Clipboard

Delta Time between samples

Y Zoom +Zoom All

Plot Settings

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Y Zoom -

X Zoom +

X Zoom -

Zoom All

Reset Zoom

Scroll Back in Time

Scroll Forward in Time

Profilab ™ = LabView ™ Lite

Parsing comma

delimited UART

text string

Plotting Button Voltages

Virtual Front


SavingButton

Voltagesto Text Files

Min/MaxDisplayedon Button

Voltage Plots

Front Panel on First GUI

TAB

Parsing Comma Delimited Data

Voltage Holds

Block decodes comma delimited UART string into status and voltages

Voltages


Holdsfor Plots

Voltages

Scale and Plot Channels

Virtual Front

PlotScale macro scales ADCcounts into normalized Voltage


Virtual Front Panel on First

GUI TAB

Min/MaxDisplayedon Button

Voltage Plots

Benchtop Setup for Differential with Pull-Ups Demo


Reference Signal on AN4

Channel 1 onButton Signal

100 Kohm Pull-up Resistors


Close -Up of Differential Setup using Pull-Ups

100 Kohm Pull-up Resistors

Channel 1 on


“Top” side of pull-ups on reference pin (AN4)


Channel 1 on Button Signal

Example Differential with Pull-Ups ‘Scope Signals

VPOSITIVE

goes downVNEGATIVE goes up

Unasserted Asserted

Ref. Pin Voltage Button Signal

VNEGATIVEmeasurement

VPOSITIVEmeasurement

External pull-up charges button


goes up measurement

Timing of Diff’l w. Pull-Ups

0.79

use

cs

0.55

use

csInterrupts MaskedInterrupts Masked

Reference Pin Voltage


V+V--

Benchtop Setup for Single -Ended or Differential w/o Pull-Ups Demos



Channel 1 on Button Signal


Example Differential w/o Pull-Ups ‘Scope Signals

VPOSITIVE goes down VNEGATIVE goes up

Unasserted AssertedReference Signal

Button Signal

V

Multiple charge dumps fromADC SAH cap to button cap


VPOSITIVE goes down VNEGATIVE goes up

VNEGATIVEmeasurement

VPOSITIVEmeasurement

Differential w/o Pull-Ups Timings

0.58

use

cs

1.00

use

cs Interrupts Masked

V+ V--


Benchtop Setup for CTMU Measurements

PICKit Serial Analyzer‘Scope probe on Button 8

REAL ICE for debugging



on Button 8

UART TXpin on J2

Example CTMU Measurements

Reference Signal *

VPOSITIVE

goes down

Unasserted Asserted


* Reference Signal: Interrupt masking, from asm(“di”) to asm(“ei”)

InterruptsMasked

(1.53 usecs)

ADC Capture2.57 usecs

Perf. Metric: Interrupt Masking Duration

� All these examples were taken usingthe Direct Key daughter card, but with different CVD/CTMU Evaluation Boards

� Each application tuned to provide equivalent cap touch performance

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equivalent cap touch performance


Technique Vpos Vneg Vtotal

Diff w/o Pull-Ups 0.58 1 1.58

Diff w Pull-ups 0.55 0.79 1.34

CTMU 1.53 n/a 1.53

Interrupt Masking Durations [usecs]

Interrupt Masking Duration Workarounds

� What if interrupts won’t accommodate these black out periods?� Don’t use asm(“di”) and asm(“ei”) to mask

interrupts, set CapTouchMeas flag instead of asm(“di”), clear flag instead of asm(“ei”)

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asm(“di”), clear flag instead of asm(“ei”)� ISRs set DumpMeasurement flag if ISR executes

when CapTouchMeas is set

� Timer ISR dumps/ignores cap touch measurement when DumpMeasurement is set, then clears the flag


PIC32MX2xx Starter Kit App

� CTMU Cap Touch on 4 -channel slider� Selects music� Selects music volume

� Three switchesI2S I/F to CODEC

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� I2S I/F to CODEC� PMP I/F to 220x172 pixel TFT display� SPI I/F to microSD music card� Playback of 44.1 Ksps .WAV files


PIC32MX2xx Starter Kit Board

MicroSD Memory CardCODEC

HeadphoneJack

Switch Prompts

220x172 TFT Display

PIC32MX220F032D


3 Switches

4 Channel Button/Slider

Slider Display

Button Prompts

PIC32MX2xx Starter Kit Display

Button Prompts

Button State: Asserted


Switch Prompts

Slider Display

Music Timing

Selecting Music 1/2


Button State: Pressed

Selecting Music 2/2

Press Switch 3to Execute Selection

Press Switch 3to Execute Selection


Button State: Asserted

Cap Touch Tricks 1/2� Leave interpretation of button/slider status to the main

application, only it knows context of the measureme nts!while(1){ // Update switches

Switch1St8 = UpdateSwitch( 1, CheckSwitch1(), (char *)0 );Switch2St8 = UpdateSwitch( 2, CheckSwitch2(), (char *)0 );Switch3St8 = UpdateSwitch( 3, CheckSwitch3(), (char *)0 );

// Update buttons/sliderif( ApplicationState != STARTUP &&

mTouchCapStatus_Check( &CurrentButtonStatus, &Curre ntButtonAsserts, &Temp ) ){


{mTouchUpdated = TRUE;

if ( IgnoreSlider != TRUE ){

SliderValue = Temp;UpdateSlider( SliderValue );

}if ( IgnoreButtons != TRUE ){

UpdateButton( 1,(CurrentButtonStatus >> 0)&0x1,(Curr entButtonAsserts >> 0)&0x1,(char *)0);UpdateButton( 2,(CurrentButtonStatus >> 1)&0x1,(Curr entButtonAsserts >> 1)&0x1,(char *)0);UpdateButton( 3,(CurrentButtonStatus >> 2)&0x1,(Curr entButtonAsserts >> 2)&0x1,(char *)0);UpdateButton( 4,(CurrentButtonStatus >> 3)&0x1,(Curr entButtonAsserts >> 3)&0x1,(char *)0);

}}//end if( mTouchCheckStatus...

switch( ApplicationState ){

Cap Touch Tricks 2/2

� Only update screen after completion of button scan to prevent crosstalk between PMP screen pins and butto n inputs

case FILE_PLAYING_SETUP:if ( mTouchUpdated == TRUE ) // Only update display when mTouch{ // has been updated and isn't running.

UpdateSwitch(3,-1, "Pause" );UpdateSwitch(2,-1, "Stop" );UpdateSwitch(1,-1, "GoBack");


IgnoreButtons = TRUE;IgnoreSlider = FALSE;mTouchCapStatus_Reset(128);UpdateSlider(128);ApplicationState = FILE_PLAYING;

}else // mTouch is still running don't do anything{

ApplicationState = FILE_PLAYING_SETUP;}break;

case FILE_PLAYING:PMADDRSET = 1<<10; // Turn on LEDWM8731Codec_MusicOn(TRUE); // Start playing

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