Possible typo in nRF52832 v1.4 regarding RAM[*].POWERSET and CLR

RE: Possible typo in nRF52832 v1.4 regarding RAM[*].POWERSET and CLR

Håkon Alseth — Thu, 08 Nov 2018 09:39:53 GMT

You can read those two registers, but the content will be consistent with the POWER register.

Your version is, in my view, another way of stating the same thing, as the POWER register is defined to show the current state.

Best regards,

Håkon

RE: Possible typo in nRF52832 v1.4 regarding RAM[*].POWERSET and CLR

dgerman — Wed, 07 Nov 2018 17:37:07 GMT

So do not read POWERSET or POWERCLR, which is consistent with the RW field, but not with the text.

Can the documentation team to revise/clarify the nRF52832 Product Specification

Thank you

RE: Possible typo in nRF52832 v1.4 regarding RAM[*].POWERSET and CLR

Håkon Alseth — Wed, 07 Nov 2018 13:50:28 GMT

Hi,

When writing to POWERSET, you set the specific bits. When writing '1' to a field in POWERCLR, you clear the specific bit in POWER.

If you read the POWERSET or POWERCLR, it will return the content of the POWER register, but that might not necessarily match what you just wrote into POWERCLR for instance.

Kind regards,

Håkon