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# Code Examples for the ModusToolbox™ PSoC 6 SDK
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# Code Examples for ModusToolbox v1
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## Overview
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## Overview - Obsolete
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These examples demonstrate the peripherals and basic functionality of the PSoC<sup>®</sup> 6 MCU. Some examples demonstrate more complex solutions. Additional PSoC 6-related code examples that leverage connectivity are available in pother repos. See all examples at [Code Examples for Modus Toolbox](https://github.com/cypresssemiconductorco/Code-Examples-for-ModusToolbox-Software).
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This repo is maintained for legacy purposes only. These examples do not work with ModusToolbox version 2.x. See all current examples at [Code Examples for Modus Toolbox](https://github.com/cypresssemiconductorco/Code-Examples-for-ModusToolbox-Software).
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The code examples in *this* branch all use [ModusToolbox IDE](http://www.cypress.com/ModusToolbox) and the C language. These examples support ModusToolbox v1.1. They do not work with ModusToolbox v1.0.
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If you are using ModusToolbox v1.0, switch to the MT1.0 branch for compatible code examples.
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These examples demonstrate the peripherals and basic functionality of the PSoC<sup>®</sup> 6 MCU. Some examples demonstrate more complex solutions.
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The code examples in *this* branch all use [ModusToolbox IDE](http://www.cypress.com/ModusToolbox) v1.1 and the C language. These examples support ModusToolbox v1.1. They do not work with ModusToolbox v1.0.
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If you are using ModusToolbox v1.0, switch to the **MT1.0** branch for compatible code examples.
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Each example has a readme.txt, and a comprehensive PDF document that explains what to do and what to observe when running the example.
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## MCU Code Examples
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|CE195313_Emulated_EEPROM | Demonstrates the basic operation of the emulated EEPROM middleware |
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|CE221773_PSoC6_HelloWorld | Demonstrates UART communication and blinks an LED using a TCPWM resource|
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|CE212736_PSoC6_BLE_FindMe| Introduces BLE software development and implements the BLE Find me profile|
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|CE218136_EINK_CapSense_RTOS | Shows how to create a user-interface solution using an E-INK display, CapSense®, and FreeRTOS |
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|CE218541_PSoC6_FaultHandling|Shows how to find a fault location using the PDL SysLib API and the Arm® exception handler.|
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|CE220823_SMIFMemWriteAndRead| Demonstrates read/write operation to external memory by using Serial memory interface(SMIF) in Quad Serial peripheral interface (QSPI) mode.|
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|CE218552_DMA_UART_Mem|Demonstrates a UART-to-memory buffer data transfer using DMA, with no CPU usage.|
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|CE219521_PSoC_6_MCU_GPIO_Interrupt| Demonstrates how to configure a GPIO to generate an interrupt.|
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|CE219490_Ramping_LED_Using_SmartIO| Uses a PWM and Smart I/O to implement a ramping LED. There is no CPU usage except for the initialization of PWM and Smart I/O.|
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|CE218472_LPComp_CompareVrefExt| Demonstrates the voltage comparison functionality using the LPComp resource.|
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|CE218129_LPComp_WakeupFromHibernate| Demonstrates wakeup from the Hibernate mode using the LPComp resource.|
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|CE220291_PSoC6_TCPWM_Square_Wave| Generates a square wave using the TCPWM configured as a PWM. An LED connected to the PWM output pin blinks at 2 Hz.|
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|CE220060_WatchdogTimer| Demonstrates the two use cases of WDT – as a watchdog that causes a device reset in the case of a malfunction, and as a periodic interrupt source.|
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|CE220498_PSoC6_MCWDT| Demonstrates the Multi-Counter Watchdog Timer (MCWDT) in free-running mode. The MCWDT measures the time between two successive switch press events and the result is displayed on the UART terminal.|
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|CE216825_PSoC6_RTC_Basics|Demonstrates the real-time clock (RTC) in PSoC 6 MCU.|
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|CE218964_RTC_DailyAlarm|Configures RTC registers for a daily alarm using the RTC driver API in the Peripheral Driver Library.|
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|CE220465_CryptoAESDemo| Encrypts and decrypts user input data using the AES algorithm, using a 128-bit long key. The encrypted and decrypted data are displayed on a UART terminal emulator.|
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|CE220511_PSoC6_CryptoSHADemo|Generate a unique hash value for an arbitrary message using Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA).|
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|CE221295_PSoC6_CryptoTRNG|Create a One-Time Password (OTP) using the True Random Number generation feature of PSoC 6 MCU cryptography block.|
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|CE227032_PSoC6_MCU_<br />SMIF_OnTheFly_Encryption_MMIO_XIP|This code example demonstrates on-the-fly encryption of data using Serial Memory Interface(SMIF) in MMIO and XIP modes.|
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|CE219656_PSoC6_UARTLowLevelAPIs| Three applications demonstrate the UART transmit and receive operation using low-level polling, DMA, or an interrupt.|
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|CE220541_PSoC6_MCU_SCB_EZI2C|Implements an EZI2C Slave using the Serial Communication Block (SCB) resource.|
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|CE220818_PSoC6_I2CMaster| Demonstrates the basic operation of the I2C master resource, which sends a command packet to the I2C slave SCB to control an user LED. Three applications developed in this example are: I2C master using high-level APIs, I2C master using low-level APIs and I2C master communication with EzI2C slave.|
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|CE221119_PSoC6_MCU_SCB_I2C_Slave| Two applications demonstrate the I2C slave mode, using either polling or a callback routine.|
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|CE221120_PSoC6_SPIMaster| Four applications demonstrate SPI communication between master and slave, using high-level API, low-level API, polling, and an interrupt.|
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|CE223468<br />Interfacing_BMI160(I2C)FreeRTOS| This code example demonstrates how to interface PSoC® 6 MCU with a BMI160 motion aensor over an I2C interface within a FreeRTOS task. |
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| CE225909_PSoC6_BatteryLevel_RTOS | This code example implements a GATT server with BLE standard Battery Service and Device Information Service. Battery level is simulated in the firmware and its value changes continuously from 0 to 100 percent. |
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| CE195313_Emulated_EEPROM | Demonstrates the basic operation of the emulated EEPROM middleware |
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| CE221773_PSoC6_HelloWorld | Demonstrates UART communication and blinks an LED using a TCPWM resource |
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| CE212736_PSoC6_BLE_FindMe | Introduces BLE software development and implements the BLE Find me profile |
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| CE218136_EINK_CapSense_RTOS | Shows how to create a user-interface solution using an E-INK display, CapSense®, and FreeRTOS |
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| CE218541_PSoC6_FaultHandling | Shows how to find a fault location using the PDL SysLib API and the Arm® exception handler. |
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| CE220823_SMIFMemWriteAndRead | Demonstrates read/write operation to external memory by using Serial memory interface(SMIF) in Quad Serial peripheral interface (QSPI) mode. |
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| CE218552_DMA_UART_Mem | Demonstrates a UART-to-memory buffer data transfer using DMA, with no CPU usage. |
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| CE219521_PSoC_6_MCU_GPIO_Interrupt | Demonstrates how to configure a GPIO to generate an interrupt. |
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| CE219490_Ramping_LED_Using_SmartIO | Uses a PWM and Smart I/O to implement a ramping LED. There is no CPU usage except for the initialization of PWM and Smart I/O. |
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| CE218472_LPComp_CompareVrefExt | Demonstrates the voltage comparison functionality using the LPComp resource. |
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| CE218129_LPComp_WakeupFromHibernate | Demonstrates wakeup from the Hibernate mode using the LPComp resource. |
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| CE220291_PSoC6_TCPWM_Square_Wave | Generates a square wave using the TCPWM configured as a PWM. An LED connected to the PWM output pin blinks at 2 Hz. |
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| CE220060_WatchdogTimer | Demonstrates the two use cases of WDT – as a watchdog that causes a device reset in the case of a malfunction, and as a periodic interrupt source. |
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| CE220498_PSoC6_MCWDT | Demonstrates the Multi-Counter Watchdog Timer (MCWDT) in free-running mode. The MCWDT measures the time between two successive switch press events and the result is displayed on the UART terminal. |
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| CE216825_PSoC6_RTC_Basics | Demonstrates the real-time clock (RTC) in PSoC 6 MCU. |
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| CE218964_RTC_DailyAlarm | Configures RTC registers for a daily alarm using the RTC driver API in the Peripheral Driver Library. |
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| CE220465_CryptoAESDemo | Encrypts and decrypts user input data using the AES algorithm, using a 128-bit long key. The encrypted and decrypted data are displayed on a UART terminal emulator. |
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| CE220511_PSoC6_CryptoSHADemo | Generate a unique hash value for an arbitrary message using Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA). |
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| CE221295_PSoC6_CryptoTRNG | Create a One-Time Password (OTP) using the True Random Number generation feature of PSoC 6 MCU cryptography block. |
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| CE227032_PSoC6_MCU_<br />SMIF_OnTheFly_Encryption_MMIO_XIP | This code example demonstrates on-the-fly encryption of data using Serial Memory Interface(SMIF) in MMIO and XIP modes. |
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| CE219656_PSoC6_UARTLowLevelAPIs | Three applications demonstrate the UART transmit and receive operation using low-level polling, DMA, or an interrupt. |
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| CE220541_PSoC6_MCU_SCB_EZI2C | Implements an EZI2C Slave using the Serial Communication Block (SCB) resource. |
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| CE220818_PSoC6_I2CMaster | Demonstrates the basic operation of the I2C master resource, which sends a command packet to the I2C slave SCB to control an user LED. Three applications developed in this example are: I2C master using high-level APIs, I2C master using low-level APIs and I2C master communication with EzI2C slave. |
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| CE221119_PSoC6_MCU_SCB_I2C_Slave | Two applications demonstrate the I2C slave mode, using either polling or a callback routine. |
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| CE221120_PSoC6_SPIMaster | Four applications demonstrate SPI communication between master and slave, using high-level API, low-level API, polling, and an interrupt. |
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| CE223468<br />Interfacing_BMI160(I2C)FreeRTOS | This code example demonstrates how to interface PSoC® 6 MCU with a BMI160 motion aensor over an I2C interface within a FreeRTOS task. |
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| CE225909_PSoC6_BatteryLevel_RTOS | This code example implements a GATT server with BLE standard Battery Service and Device Information Service. Battery level is simulated in the firmware and its value changes continuously from 0 to 100 percent. |
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| CE224285_PSoC_6MCU_ExternalFlashAccess_in_XIP_Mode_with_QSPI | This example demonstrates how to use QSPI in execute-in-place (XIP) mode with external flash memory on the PSoC® 6 MCU |
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| CE222460_SPI_FRAM_ACCESS_WITH_PSOC6_SMIF | This code example demonstrates implementing the SPI host controller using PSoC 6 SMIF to access the SPI F-RAM. |
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| CE222967_QSPI_FRAM_ACCESS_WITH_PSOC6_SMIF | This code example implements the QSPI F-RAM host controller using PSoC 6 Serial Memory Interface (SMIF) block and demonstrates accessing the Excelon Ultra QSPI F-RAM in SPI, DPI, and QPI modes. |
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| CE222460_SPI_FRAM_ACCESS_WITH_PSOC6_SMIF | This code example demonstrates implementing the SPI host controller using PSoC 6 SMIF to access the SPI F-RAM. |
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| CE222967_QSPI_FRAM_ACCESS_WITH_PSOC6_SMIF | This code example implements the QSPI F-RAM host controller using PSoC 6 Serial Memory Interface (SMIF) block and demonstrates accessing the Excelon Ultra QSPI F-RAM in SPI, DPI, and QPI modes. |
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