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BASCOM-AVR : how to add MSB, polarity, phase to spi slave config ? : REPLY

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Hi, Already I'm too working with SPI. yesterday I programmed SPI hard with SD card. [code:1:3dd6d57e1a]' SPI declaration: Config Portb.0 = Output ' The !SS pin can only be used as an output in SPI hardware master mode) Sd_cs Alias Portb.0 Config Portb.2 = Output Sd_di Alias Portb.2 ' MOSI Config Portb.1 = Output Sd_clk Alias Portb.1 ' Clock Config Portb.3 = Input Sd_do Alias Portb.3 ' MISO ' HW SPI - make sure that your initial clock frequency <= 400 kHz ' After initialization, try to increase the speed and also set the SPCR register to double speed Config Spi = Hard , Interrupt = Off , Data Order = Msb , Master = Yes , Polarity = Low , Phase = 0 , Clockrate = 64 , Noss = 1 , Spiin = 255[/code:1:3dd6d57e1a] This is a part of KokkeKat FAT-free SD card library. This is work fine, but i have hardware pins occuped, then i go to software SPI. At the begginning I have problem with pins declaration. But a few attempts and I solve this. [code:1:3dd6d57e1a]' SPI declaration: Config Portf.7 = Output ' The !SS pin can only be used as an output in SPI hardware master mode) Sd_cs Alias Portf.7 Config Portf.5 = Output Sd_di Alias Portf.5 ' MOSI Config Portf.6 = Output Sd_clk Alias Portf.6 ' Clock Config Portf.4 = Input Sd_do Alias Portf.4 ' MISO ' HW SPI - make sure that your initial clock frequency <= 400 kHz ' After initialization, try to increase the speed and also set the SPCR register to double speed Config Spi = Soft , Din = Pinf.4 , Dout = Portf.5 , Clock = Portf.6 , Ss = Portf.7 , Spiin = 255 , Mode = 0 ', Speed = 1[/code:1:3dd6d57e1a] I have M128 and this pins is a JTAG. very important is uncheck JTAG in FUSES. Impotrant is also set mode to 0. The default is 1. If you have lower speed crystal, try with speed=1 or higher.

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