Thank you for making such a clear and informative video. I am trying to self-study more about electronics. Just to double check: by snapping off the D1 diode, do you mean just remove it with something like a tweezer by "brutal force"? And then the programming voltage on the KitProg will be equal to the target voltage, for example 3.3V. However, next time if the prototyping board needs 5V again, what would you do to recover the lost diode? Somehow resolder it back?
Great video!! just quick question am just biginner i would like to see some video how this psoc059 runs with stepper motors nema34 ? i know its early to get this i would like to know control and run my machine with this psoc.
I hope you´re doing well and I would really like you making more videos. The way you explaained the schematic makes it really clear to use PSoC in the right way. Please continue making videos. and can you advice any specific book to understand psoc more? Thank You.
Hi Ahmed Cypress has a huge bunch of application notes with examples. I am always using those as a starting point. Lets assume for a second I want to connect a thermocouple to a PSOC, then I search in Google: "Cypress PSoC Thermocouple". Until now for each Idea that I had I found an application note ;-)
Hi! I liked the video! It would be nice to see projects build with this processor, I'm new with it and really can't make thing going very well LOL. Thank you for the video Frank Sander. By the way, I;m from Bs.As. Argentina
Hi Eduardo Greetings to Argentina The next video with PSOC is in preparation. Only my day job is slowing me down ;-) In case you have a question in between, just ask. I am not a professional PSOC programmer, but i will try to help. All the Best Frank
Hi Frank! Greetings! I am not a very good C programmer myself, just a very but very regular one. But I'm suscribed to your channel. Hope to see more and thank you for the reply. The best for you! Edgardo
Hi Carlos I would expect so. The module is basically a PSoC 4 with "some extra" ;-) I just checked the dev kits for the module. Cypress is using the BLE Pioneer kit, which is a PSoC 5lp as KitProg. Yes you can use the KitProg as shown in the Viedeo. The difficulty will be the connection to the module itself. The pads look tiny ;-) In case you are using the module on a larger PCB make sure you have profided yourself a connector to the KitProg. All the Best Frank
Hi Jhon putting it back together requires several steps: To have the programmer functionality I would use 5 pin single row 90° header and socket. i.e eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-AMP/3-644457-5?qs=sGAEpiMZZMs%252bGHln7q6pm5PveGu%252bNdYGPtsJRej7EgY%3d eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-AMP/216602-5?qs=sGAEpiMZZMs%252bGHln7q6pm8SOCK6aAoLgZW0v9Z5JIpk%3d With that the programming interface (SWD) is working again. Unfortunately with the snapping you also cut the UART which you might want to use. To fix this you need to do some wiring from the KitProg to the Board. You find them on the 14 Pins on the KitProg sides. As the original connection to the Targetboard is gone, you can very much decide yourself the pins on the target board. As I don't know which of the Prototyping Kits you have I will not mention pinouts here. On the KitProg the signals are mentioned on the silk screen print. All the Best Frank
with the 59 it is nice and easy to rewire the UART as rx & tx are on J9 pins 6 and 7 on the kitprog just wire them to the pins you like on the target board
I am a technical advisor that helps companies during construction, commissioning and operation of their fabrication facilities. In essence I am supporting with team field training, maintenance strategies, field coordination, budgeting ... Nothing that has really to do with electronics or µC ;-)
Thank you for making such a clear and informative video. I am trying to self-study more about electronics. Just to double check: by snapping off the D1 diode, do you mean just remove it with something like a tweezer by "brutal force"? And then the programming voltage on the KitProg will be equal to the target voltage, for example 3.3V. However, next time if the prototyping board needs 5V again, what would you do to recover the lost diode? Somehow resolder it back?
Great video!! just quick question am just biginner i would like to see some video how this psoc059 runs with stepper motors nema34 ? i know its early to get this i would like to know control and run my machine with this psoc.
I hope you´re doing well and I would really like you making more videos. The way you explaained the schematic makes it really clear to use PSoC in the right way. Please continue making videos. and can you advice any specific book to understand psoc more?
Thank You.
Hi Ahmed
Cypress has a huge bunch of application notes with examples. I am always using those as a starting point. Lets assume for a second I want to connect a thermocouple to a PSOC, then I search in Google: "Cypress PSoC Thermocouple".
Until now for each Idea that I had I found an application note ;-)
@@franksander3144 Thanks for your feedback and again I would really be interested in watching more videos from you.
Super appreciate the video. Thanks!
Hi! I liked the video! It would be nice to see projects build with this processor, I'm new with it and really can't make thing going very well LOL. Thank you for the video Frank Sander. By the way, I;m from Bs.As. Argentina
Hi Eduardo
Greetings to Argentina
The next video with PSOC is in preparation. Only my day job is slowing me down ;-)
In case you have a question in between, just ask. I am not a professional PSOC programmer, but i will try to help.
All the Best
Frank
Hi Frank! Greetings! I am not a very good C programmer myself, just a very but very regular one. But I'm suscribed to your channel. Hope to see more and thank you for the reply.
The best for you!
Edgardo
Great Video, Liked from Brazil
Hi, do you know if its possible programmer the CYBLE-022001-00 with this kit programmer?
Hi Carlos
I would expect so. The module is basically a PSoC 4 with "some extra" ;-)
I just checked the dev kits for the module. Cypress is using the BLE Pioneer kit, which is a PSoC 5lp as KitProg.
Yes you can use the KitProg as shown in the Viedeo. The difficulty will be the connection to the module itself. The pads look tiny ;-)
In case you are using the module on a larger PCB make sure you have profided yourself a connector to the KitProg.
All the Best
Frank
Very nice video, thanks !
Thank you
i snap the kitprog for mistake
how can i put back together?
Hi Jhon
putting it back together requires several steps:
To have the programmer functionality I would use 5 pin single row 90° header and socket.
i.e
eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-AMP/3-644457-5?qs=sGAEpiMZZMs%252bGHln7q6pm5PveGu%252bNdYGPtsJRej7EgY%3d
eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-AMP/216602-5?qs=sGAEpiMZZMs%252bGHln7q6pm8SOCK6aAoLgZW0v9Z5JIpk%3d
With that the programming interface (SWD) is working again.
Unfortunately with the snapping you also cut the UART which you might want to use.
To fix this you need to do some wiring from the KitProg to the Board. You find them on the 14 Pins on the KitProg sides. As the original connection to the Targetboard is gone, you can very much decide yourself the pins on the target board.
As I don't know which of the Prototyping Kits you have I will not mention pinouts here. On the KitProg the signals are mentioned on the silk screen print.
All the Best
Frank
thanks frank prototyping kit is CY8CKIT-059 it will great if you can help me , thank you!!!!
with the 59 it is nice and easy to rewire the UART as rx & tx are on J9 pins 6 and 7 on the kitprog
just wire them to the pins you like on the target board
Whats your day job ?
I am a technical advisor that helps companies during construction, commissioning and operation of their fabrication facilities. In essence I am supporting with team field training, maintenance strategies, field coordination, budgeting ...
Nothing that has really to do with electronics or µC ;-)