Function |
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Switch to RFPGM mode |
Purpose |
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One-shot immediate switching to RFPGM mode |
Syntax |
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void runRFPGM() |
Parameters |
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Return value |
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Output values |
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RFPGM mode initiated |
Preconditions |
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• For non-networking modes and RF bit rate 19.836 kb/s only. • All user peripherals (UART, Timer6,…) used must have their interrupt enable flags (TXIE, TMR6IE, …) disabled first. • LP mode must be activated in IQRF IDE when uploaded TR modules use low power RFPGM mode. |
Remarks |
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• RF programming uses RF band and RF channel according to TR module configuration. • RFPGM mode can be refused: • By low level on dedicated pin (if enabled). See setupRFPGM Parameters. • By the End RFPGM button in IQRF IDE (unconditionally) • ~1 minute after entering RFPGM mode (if enabled) • After runRFPGM finishes, the TR always restarts (regardless to runRFPGM result) and skips optional RFPGM invoked after reset. • After an unsuccessful RFPGM upload the TR stays in RFPGM mode, see IQRF OS User’s guide, Appendix 3 – RFPGM. |
Side effects |
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See also |
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Example 1 |
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void APPLICATION() ... if (jumperSet) { runRFPGM(); // Enter RFPGM mode on special request ... // The application never continues here, regardless on // runRFPGM()result. } |
Example 2 |
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// All user peripheral
interrupts must be disabled here (if used) runRFPGM(); // Run on channel(s)according to TR configuration ... // The application never continues here, regardless on // runRFPGM()result. |