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BASCOM-AVR : SPI chip select bascom AVR : REPLY

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Hi Mark, From OP [quote:ff0f7f3eff]The mcp41010 always needs multiples of 16 clocks while CS is low or commands will abort. [/quote:ff0f7f3eff] erbamec needs to send 2 bytes in a row WITHOUT /SS going high during those 16 Sck-ticks. Since Spimove handles just one byte, he would need two Spimove's: subsequently /SS goes high between the two Spimove's. Unless he handles /SS manually, like six1 suggested. An Spimove for multiple bytes is basically what I am looking for. Where the SPI-logic in the AVR taking care of /SS pin. As far as I can see now, I need to control the /SS-pin manually. Cheers Nard

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