MSP430F2481 - You can use the two USCI module in UART mode,
and if you are the I2C master, might be able to share the interrupt
vector for one as an I2C interrupt.
Currently I have this setup:
one USCI module used as UART receive interrupt enable,
this same module is used as an SPI (can also be an I2C mode,
I think) master.
the second module used as a UART receive interrupt enable,
this same module is used as an SPI slave. So I have them mapped
to the same receive interrupt vector, but inside it, I have to check
the IFG flag to find out which one caused the interrupt. You might
have some timing issues here depending on the speed you need
your interrupts serviced.
The above setup works, as the pin outs for the UART pins are
different from the SPI pins.
This is still in development and not fully tested, but so far it works.
I am still yet to confirm 100% reliability.
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 2:05 AM, Ian Okey <
ian.okey@...> wrote:
> The new MSP430F5438 has 4 USCI blocks. This will meet your requirements.
> TI say that the device will be released in August.
>
> Ian
>
> 2008/7/10 owaiscareer <
owaiscareer@... <owaiscareer%40yahoo.com>>:
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> > Hey guys,
> > I have an application that needs 2 UARTS while at the same time an
> > I2C. Is there an MSP430 chip that has this feature or is s soft
> > uart/i2c the only option?
> > Thanks
> >
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