TS-7400 GPIO problem

Hi again,
For some reason I can't get the TS-7400 GPIO to work.
When I write a pattern to the outputs and read it back it
seem like
even and odd bits are connected together. I have verified it
with my
oscilloscope. When I write 00 to a pair of bits I read back
00 and the
pin level is close to zero. When I write 01 or 10 I read
back 11 and
the pin level is ~1,8V, close to 50%. When I write 11 I read
back 11
and the pin level is close to 3,3V.
I have tried both with pointers and peek/poke.
/Janne

// filename gpout.c
// output value on TS-7400 GPIO
//
// compile arm-linux-gcc -mcpu=arm9 -o gpout gpout.c
//

#include<unistd.h>
#include<sys/types.h>
#include<sys/mman.h>
#include<stdio.h>
#include<fcntl.h>
#include<string.h>
#include "peekpoke.h"

//#define PEEKPOKE
#define VERBOSE
#define BUFSZ 100

#define TS7400CPLD 0x23400000
#define TS7400MODEL 0x22000000
#define TS7400GPIO 0x12c00000
#define EP9300GPIO 0x80840000
#define EP9300SSP 0x808a0000
#define REDLED 0x02
#define GREENLED 0x01

void init(void);
void redLed(int on);
void greenLed(int on);

volatile unsigned int *PADR, *PADDR, *PBDR, *PBDDR, *PEDR,
*PEDDR,
*GPIOADB, *GPIOBDB;
unsigned char *TS74LDDR, *TS74HDDR, *TS74LDR, *TS74HDR;


int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    int i;
    char buf[BUFSZ];
    unsigned char l, h;
    unsigned long ts74ldr, ts74hdr;

    init();

    greenLed(0);

    ts74ldr = (unsigned long) TS74LDR;
    ts74hdr = (unsigned long) TS74HDR;

    printf("nts74ldr:0x%8.8x ts74hdr:0x%8.8xn",
ts74ldr, ts74hdr);

    for (;;) {
	redLed(0);
	fputs("Value: ", stdout);
	fgets(buf, BUFSZ, stdin);
	redLed(1);
	i = (int) strtol(buf, NULL, 0);
	l = (0xff & i);
	h = (0xff & (i >> 8));

	printf("nH:%2.2x L:%2.2x 0x%x %dn", h, l, i,
i);

#ifdef PEEKPOKE
	POKE8(ts74ldr, l);
	POKE8(ts74hdr, h);
	l = PEEK8(ts74ldr);
	h = PEEK8(ts74hdr);
#else
	*TS74LDR = l;
	*TS74HDR = h;

	l = *TS74LDR;
	h = *TS74HDR;
#endif

	printf("nH:%2.2x L:%2.2x 0x%x %dn", h, l, i,
i);
    }

   return 0;
} /* main */


void init(void)
{
    unsigned char *start;
    int fd;

    fd = open("/dev/mem", O_RDWR_SYNC);
    printf("fd:%x start:%pn", fd, start);

    /* print TS-7400 CPLD revision register */
    start = mmap(0, getpagesize(), PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE,
MAP_SHARED,
fd, TS7400CPLD);
    printf("TS-7400 CPLD revision:0x%8.8xn",
*start);

    /* print TS-7400 model register */
    start = mmap(0, getpagesize(), PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE,
MAP_SHARED,
fd, TS7400MODEL);
    printf("TS-7400 model:0x%8.8xn", *start);

    /* pointers to EP930x GPIO */
    start = mmap(0, getpagesize(), PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE,
MAP_SHARED,
fd, EP9300GPIO);
    PADR = (unsigned int *)(start + 0x00);     // port a
    PADDR = (unsigned int *)(start + 0x10);    // port a
direction
register
    PBDR = (unsigned int *)(start + 0x04);     // port b
    PBDDR = (unsigned int *)(start + 0x14);    // port b
direction
register
    PEDR = (unsigned int *)(start + 0x20);     // port e
data
    PEDDR = (unsigned int *)(start + 0x24);    // port e
direction
register
    GPIOADB = (unsigned int *)(start + 0xa8);  // debounce
on port 1
    GPIOBDB = (unsigned int *)(start + 0xc4);  // debounce
on port b

#ifdef VERBOSE
    printf("PADR:%p PADDR:%pn", PADR, PADDR);
    printf("PBDR:%p PBDDR:%pn", PBDR, PBDDR);
    printf("PEDR:%p PEDDR:%pn", PEDR, PEDDR);
    printf("GPIOADB:%pn", GPIOADB);
    printf("GPIOBDB:%pn", GPIOBDB);
#endif

    /* pointers to TS-7400 GPIO */
    start = mmap(0, getpagesize(), PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE,
MAP_SHARED,
fd, TS7400GPIO);
    TS74LDDR = (unsigned char *)(start + 0x00); // port a
direction
register
    TS74HDDR = (unsigned char *)(start + 0x01); // port b
direction
register
    TS74LDR = (unsigned char *)(start + 0x02);  // port a
    TS74HDR = (unsigned char *)(start + 0x03);  // port b

#ifdef VERBOSE
    printf("*TS74LDR:%p *TS74LDDR:%pn", *TS74LDR,
*TS74LDDR);
    printf("*TS74HDR:%p *TS74HDDR:%pn", *TS74HDR,
*TS74HDDR);
#endif

    *PADDR = 0xf0;			       // upper nibble output, lower
nibble input
    *PBDDR = 0xf0;			       // upper nibble output, lower
nibble input
    *PEDDR = 0xff;                             // all output
(just 2 bits)
    *GPIOADB = 0x01;			       // enable debounce on bit 0
    *GPIOBDB = 0x01;			       // enable debounce on bit 0
//    POKE8(TS74LDDR, 0xff);		       // all outputs
    *TS74LDDR = 0xff;		               // all outputs
//    POKE8(TS74HDDR, 0xff);		       // all outputs
    *TS74HDDR = 0xff;       		       // all outputs

#ifdef VERBOSE
    printf("*PADDR:0x%8.8x *PBDDR:0x%8.8x
*PEDDR:0x%8.8xn", *PADDR,
*PBDDR, *PEDDR);
    printf("*GPIOADB:0x%8.8x *GPIOBDB:0x%8.8xn",
*GPIOADB, *GPIOBDB);
    printf("*TS74LDDR:0x%8.8x
*TS74HDDR:0x%8.8xn", *TS74LDDR, *TS74HDDR);
    printf("*TS74LDR:0x%8.8x *TS74HDR:0x%8.8xn",
*TS74LDR, *TS74HDR);
#endif

    close(fd);

} /* init */


void redLed(int on)
{
    if (on) {
	*PEDR |= REDLED;
    } else {
	*PEDR &= ~REDLED;
    }
} /* redLed */


void greenLed(int on)
{
    if (on) {
	*PEDR |= GREENLED;
    } else {
	*PEDR &= ~GREENLED;
    }
} /* greenLed */





 
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--- In ts-7000@yahoogroups.com, "jan_fristedt"
<jan_fristedt...> wrote:
>
> Hi again,
> For some reason I can't get the TS-7400 GPIO to work.
> When I write a pattern to the outputs and read it back
it seem like
> even and odd bits are connected together. I have
verified it with my
> oscilloscope. When I write 00 to a pair of bits I read
back 00 and the
> pin level is close to zero. When I write 01 or 10 I
read back 11 and
> the pin level is ~1,8V, close to 50%. When I write 11 I
read back 11
> and the pin level is close to 3,3V.
> I have tried both with pointers and peek/poke.
> /Janne

Keep in mind if you are using the TS-9441, this device loops
back all 
GPIO for purposes of testing.  Also, all the ADC's are fed
with a 
reference voltage for calibration.

//Jesse Off



 
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