nrf8001 reset

[Bob Louwe]

BobLouwe.logicdataHi devs,

I'm setting up my own .NET mircro framework stack for the Adafruit nRF8001 Break Out board. When write the Reset port I do get an interrupt on the Ready port, but when I start reading from the SPI I getting all 0xFF. When I send a Test command (0x02, 0x01, 0x02) and put the REQN low (or REQ high) I do get the interrupt on the Ready port, but reading from the SPI gives me all 0x00.

I assume my SPI is not configured correctly, but I've read the documentation and it seems to be correct.

Thanks.

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[Bob Louwe]

Here is my setup code (.NET MF/C#):

` private const bool SpiChipSelectActiveState = true; // set signal to low when accessing chip private const int SpiChipSelectSetupTime = 0; private const int SpiChipSelectHoldTime = 0; private const bool SpiClockIdleState = false; // set signal to low when not accessing chip private const bool SpiClockEdge = true; // sample data on rising edge private const int SpiClockRateKHz = 2000;

    private InterruptPort _dataReadyPort;
    private const bool DataReadyGlitchFilter = false;

    private OutputPort _resetPort;
    private const bool ResetInitialState = false;

    private OutputPort _reqPort;
    private const bool ReqInitialState = false;

    _spiConfiguration = new SPI.Configuration(Cpu.Pin.GPIO_NONE, SpiChipSelectActiveState, SpiChipSelectSetupTime,
            SpiChipSelectHoldTime, SpiClockIdleState, SpiClockEdge, SpiClockRateKHz, spiModule);

        _resetPort = new OutputPort(resetPin, ResetInitialState);
        _reqPort = new OutputPort(reqPin, ReqInitialState);

        _dataReadyPort = new InterruptPort(dataReadyPin, DataReadyGlitchFilter, Port.ResistorMode.PullUp,
            Port.InterruptMode.InterruptEdgeHigh);
        _dataReadyPort.OnInterrupt += HandleDataReady;

`

After this code I set the _resetPort high and the HandleDataReady is called. In the HandleDataReady I create the SPI and start reading. Note that the chip select port is set to GPIO_NONE since the chip select is handled by the _reqPort. All other SpiChipSelect...-parameters should be read as don't care, I assume.

I cannot use the 'transport layer verification project example' since it is for the Arduino, but I looked at it before.

Thanks for the support.