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treitmey
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| Ramtron FM24C256 FRAM |
 Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 7:47 am |
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PCH3.230/PIC18F452 /16Mhz.
Does anyone have a good working driver for FM24C256 That can do multi-write accross chips? I took 24256 driver and have mod'd it do FM24C256 multi-write. But what is best tech to find last write of chip, reissue I2C command, and continue writing?
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//Library for a Ramtron FM24C256 FRAM 32768 byte serial memory////
//init_fram(); Call before the other functions are used ////
//write_fram(a,d); Write the byte d to the address a ////
//d = read_fram(a); Read the byte d from the address a ////
//multi_write_fram(a,char *d,size);//can't cross chip boundry ////
//multi_read_fram(a,char *d,size);//can't cross chip boundry ////
//The main program may define FRAM_SDA, FRAM_SCL to override ////
// 2^15=32768 address space. 2^3=8 3 bits for 8 chips ////
// For a total of 18 bits (using int32)
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#ifndef FRAM_SDA
#define FRAM_SDA PIN_C4
#define FRAM_SCL PIN_C3
#endif
//#use I2C(MASTER,SDA=FRAM_SDA,SCL=FRAM_SCL,FORCE_HW,RESTART_WDT)
//fast is 3X faster
#use I2C(MASTER,SDA=FRAM_SDA,SCL=FRAM_SCL,FORCE_HW,FAST,RESTART_WDT)
#define FRAM_ADDRESS int32
#define FRAM_SIZE 32768
#define FRAM_CHIPS 1
#define FRAM_MAX_ADDRESS FRAM_SIZE * FRAM_CHIPS //4 chips 0,1,2,3
#define hi(x) (*(&x+1)) //data held at addr of x + 1
#define lo(x) (*(&x)) //data held at addr of x
//======================init_fram===========================//
void init_fram(){
output_float(FRAM_SCL);
output_float(FRAM_SDA);
}
//======================write_fram===========================//
void write_fram(int32 address,int8 data){
short int status;
i2c_start();
i2c_write((0xA0|(BYTE)(address>>14))&0xFE);
i2c_write(hi(address));
i2c_write(lo(address));
i2c_write(data);
i2c_stop();
}
//======================read_fram===========================//
BYTE read_fram(int32 address) {
BYTE data;
i2c_start();
i2c_write(0xA0);
i2c_write(hi(address));
i2c_write(lo(address));
i2c_start();
i2c_write(0xA1);//fram read
data=i2c_read(0);
i2c_stop();
return(data);
}
//======================clr_fram===========================//
BOOLEAN clr_fram(char data) //fill/clear fram with a given int8
{
int32 address=0;
int16 size=FRAM_MAX_ADDRESS;
i2c_start();
i2c_write((0xA0|(BYTE)(address>>14))&0xFE);
i2c_write(hi(address));
i2c_write(lo(address));
for(;size;size--){
i2c_write(data);
}
i2c_stop();
return(TRUE);
}
//======================multi_write_fram===========================//
//does not handle chip to chip multi-write
BOOLEAN multi_write_fram(int32 address,char *data,int16 size)
{
i2c_start();
i2c_write((0xA0|(BYTE)(address>>14))&0xFE);
i2c_write(hi(address));
i2c_write(lo(address));
for(;size;data++,size--){
i2c_write(*data);
}
i2c_stop();
return(TRUE);
}
//======================multi_read_fram===========================//
//does not handle chip to chip multi-read
BOOLEAN multi_read_fram(int32 address,char *data,int16 size){
i2c_start();
i2c_write(0xA0);
i2c_write(hi(address));
i2c_write(lo(address));
i2c_start();
i2c_write(0xA1);//fram read
size--;//reducing by 1, the for loop does all but the last read
for(;size-1;data++,size--)
{
*data=i2c_read(1);//The ack will put next data on bus
}
//fprintf(DEBUG,"doing last read s=%lu a=%lu\n\r",size,address);
//data++; //last read requires no ack
*data=i2c_read(0);//last read requires no ack
i2c_stop();
return(TRUE);
}
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I was thinking of if boundry addres and not first and not last
//if(address%FRAM_SIZE==0 && size!=start_size && size!=1){reisue I2C for next chip
Only thing, on read I must not ack the last(previous one) |
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| Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 8:59 pm |
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| i have one here... i'll post it in this forum later... |
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| Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 6:06 am |
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Here's my code for FRAM FM24C256 which can write accross chip boundaries provided that you are accessing the chip in multiple of 2.
Hope this would help.
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// Using PIC18F452 at 20MHz Clock
/////////////////////////// MCU Registers /////////////////////////////////////
#byte SSPSTAT = 0xFC7 // MSSP Status Register for I2C Mode
#byte SSPCON1 = 0xFC6 // MSSP Control Register 1 for I2C Mode
#byte SSPCON2 = 0xFC5 // MSSP Control Register 2 for I2C Mode
#byte SSPBUF = 0xFC9 // SSP Receive Buffer/Transmit Register
#byte SSPADD = 0xFC8 // SSP Baud Rate Register in I2C Master
#byte PIR1 = 0xF9E // Peripheral Interrupt Request Register
// Bits of SSPSTAT
#bit SSP_SMP = 0xFC7.7 // =1 for 1MHz I2C mode
#bit SSP_CKE = 0xFC7.6 // =1 for enable SMBus
// Bits of SSPCON1
#bit SSP_SSPEN = 0xFC6.5 // =1 for enable serial (I2C mode)
#bit SSP_SSPM3 = 0xFC6.3 // SSP select bits
#bit SSP_SSPM2 = 0xFC6.2
#bit SSP_SSPM1 = 0xFC6.1
#bit SSP_SSPM0 = 0xFC6.0
// Bits of SSPCON2
#bit SSP_ACKDT = 0xFC5.5 // =1 for no ACK or 0 for ACK
#bit SSP_ACKEN = 0xFC5.4 // =1 initiate ACK sequence
#bit SSP_RCEN = 0xFC5.3 // =1 for enable rx mode I2C
#bit SSP_PEN = 0xFC5.2 // =1 for initiate stop condition
#bit SSP_RSEN = 0xFC5.1 // =1 for initiate repeated chart
#bit SSP_SEN = 0xFC5.0 // =1 for initiate start condition
// Bits of PIR1
#bit SSP_SSPIF = 0xF9E.3 // =1 for tx/rx is complete
///////////////////////// Defines /////////////////////////////////////////////
#define R_W_MASK 0x04 // R/W register mask
#define SSPIF_MASK 0x08 // SSP interrupt flag register mask
#define FRAM_WR_ADDR 0xA0 // starting FRAM chip write address
#define FRAM_RD_ADDR 0xA1 // starting FRAM chip read address
#define FRAM_SDA PIN_C4 // I2C data line
#define FRAM_SCL PIN_C3 // I2C clock line
#define FRAM_WP PIN_C5 // I2C write protect pin
/////////////////////////////// I2C Routines //////////////////////////////////
// Waits for I2C process to complete
void I2CWait(void)
{
while (!(PIR1 & SSPIF_MASK)); // Wait for Interrupt
SSP_SSPIF = 0; // bit_clear(PIR1,SSPIF);
}
// Send a char via I2C
void I2CSend(char ch)
{
SSPBUF = ch; // Load DATA to send
I2CWait(); // Wait for completion
}
// Receive a char via I2C
char I2CReceive(void)
{
while (SSPSTAT & R_W_MASK); // Wait for Transmit to end
SSP_RCEN = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON2, RCEN );
I2CWait(); // Wait for data to arrive.
return(SSPBUF); // Return the data
}
// Send an I2C Acknowledge (ACK)
void I2CAck(void)
{
SSP_ACKDT = 0; // bit_clear( SSPCON2, ACKDT );
SSP_ACKEN = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON2, ACKEN );
I2CWait(); // Wait for completion
}
// Send an I2C No Acknowledge (NACK)
void I2CNak(void)
{
SSP_ACKDT = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON2, ACKDT );
SSP_ACKEN = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON2, ACKEN );
I2CWait(); // Wait for completion
}
// Generate an I2C Start Sequence
void I2CStart(void)
{
SSP_SEN = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON2, SEN );
I2CWait(); // Wait for completion
}
// Generate an I2C Restart Sequence
void I2CRestart(void)
{
SSP_RSEN = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON2, RSEN );
I2CWait(); // Wait for completion
}
// Generate an I2C Stop Sequence
void I2CStop(void)
{
SSP_PEN = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON2, PEN );
I2CWait(); // Wait for completion
}
// Configure the MSSP as an I2C Port for PIC18F452 at 20MHz
// using 1MHz I2C clock
void ConfigureI2C(void)
{
output_float(FRAM_SCL); // set I2C clock pin to input
output_float(FRAM_SDA); // set I2C data pin to input
SSP_SSPEN = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON1, SSPEN );
SSP_SSPM3 = 1; // bit_set( SSPCON, SSPM3 );
SSP_SSPM2 = 0; // bit_clear( SSPCON, SSPM2 );
SSP_SSPM1 = 0; // bit_clear( SSPCON, SSPM1 );
SSP_SSPM0 = 0; // bit_clear( SSPCON, SSPM0 );
SSPCON2 = 0;
SSP_SMP = 0; // bit_clear( SSPSTAT, SMP );
SSP_CKE = 0; // bit_clear( SSPSTAT, CKE );
// Set I2C Speed. The formula is:
//
// SSPADD value = (Fosc/(i2c clock speed * 4)) -1
//
// Examples:
//
// SSPADD values for an Fosc of 8 MHz:
// *** NOTE: If you run your PIC at a different Fosc, then you
// *** you need to calculate new values.
//
// For an i2c clock of 100 KHz, SSPADD = 19
// For an i2c clock of 400 KHz, SSPADD = 4
// For an i2c clock of 1 MHz, SSPADD = 1
SSPADD = 4; // 1 MHz i2c clock
// Disable slew rate control for 1 MHz operation ONLY
SSP_SMP = 1; // bit_set( SSPSTAT, SMP );
// *** NOTE: Based on my oscilloscope readings, the i2c clock
// *** speed seems to run a little slower than what the formula says.
// *** For example, "400 KHz" is really 370 KHz or so.
// *** "1 MHz" is really running slightly less than that speed.
}
// Write one block/page of 32bytes size to the FM24C256 chip
// with a 32-bit address
void write_fram_block32(int32 uAddress, int8 page, char *data)
{
unsigned int8 i=0;
unsigned int8 select=0;
output_low(FRAM_WP); // disable write protection
// Chip select a chip for linear addressing method
select = FRAM_WR_ADDR | (0xFE & make8(uAddress<<2,2));
I2CStart(); // initiate I2C start
I2CSend(select); // send the write chip address
// send msb first
I2CSend((char)(0x7F & make8(uAddress,1)));
// then send lsb
I2CSend((char)(make8(uAddress,0)));
for (i=0; i<page; i++){
I2CSend(*data); // send data to FM24C256
data++; // increment data pointer
}
I2CStop(); // initiate I2C stop condition
output_high(FRAM_WP); // enable write protection
}
// Write one byte to the FM24C256 Chip
// with a 32-bit address
void write_fram_byte32(int32 uAddress, char data)
{
unsigned int8 select=0;
output_low(FRAM_WP); // disable write protection
// Chip select a chip for linear addressing method
select = FRAM_WR_ADDR | (0xFE & make8(uAddress<<2,2));
I2CStart(); // initiate I2C start
I2CSend(select); // send the write chip address
// send msb first
I2CSend((char)(0x7F & make8(uAddress,1)));
// then send lsb
I2CSend((char)(make8(uAddress,0)));
I2CSend(data); // send data to chip
I2CStop(); // initiate I2C stop condition
output_high(FRAM_WP); // enable write protection
}
// Read one block/page 0f 32bytes size from FM24C256 chip
// with a 32-bit address
void read_fram_block32(int32 uAddress, int8 page, char *data)
{
unsigned int8 i=0;
unsigned int8 select=0;
// Chip select a chip for linear addressing method
select = FRAM_WR_ADDR | (0xFE & make8(uAddress<<2,2));
I2CStart(); // initiate I2C start
I2CSend(select); // send the write chip address
// send msb first
I2CSend((char)(0x7F & make8(uAddress,1)));
// then send lsb
I2CSend((char)(make8(uAddress,0)));
I2CRestart(); // initiate I2C restart
I2CSend(select | 0x01); // send the read chip address
for (i=0; i<(page-1); i++){
*data = I2CReceive(); // receive data from FRAM chip
I2CAck(); // send acknowledge for next char
data++; // increment data pointer
}
*data = I2CReceive(); // receive the last data
I2CNak(); // send no acknowledge
I2CStop(); // initiate I2C stop condition
}
// Read one byte from Ramtron FM24C256 chip
// with a 32-bit address
char read_fram_byte32(int32 uAddress)
{
unsigned int8 select=0;
char data;
// Chip select a chip for linear addressing method
select = FRAM_WR_ADDR | (0xFE & make8(uAddress<<2,2));
I2CStart(); // initiate I2C start
I2CSend(select); // send the write chip address
// send msb first
I2CSend((char)(0x7F & make8(uAddress,1)));
// then send lsb
I2CSend((char)(make8(uAddress,0)));
I2CRestart(); // initiate I2C restart
I2CSend(select | 0x01); // send the read chip address
data = I2CReceive(); // receive data from FRAM
I2CNak(); // send no acknowledge
I2CStop(); // initiate I2C stop condition
return(data); // return data
}
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Location: Appleton,WI USA
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