Hi bangbh.
Thanks for reply!
I have tried with one byte functions, but result is the same as without them.
As a test I’m trying to send a simple message to UDP port, by using sendto function in main cycle. For the first attempt it returns error -13 (SOCKERR_TIMEOUT) and for the every other it returns -12 (SOCKERR_IPINVALID).
Here is how I do set up my W5500 chip:
uint8_t rcvBuf[20], bufSize = {4, 4, 4, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0};
wiz_NetInfo netInfo = {
.mac = {0xA5, 0x08, 0xdc, 0xab, 0xcd, 0xef}, // Mac address
.ip = {192, 168, 0, 123}, // IP address
.sn = {255, 255, 255, 0}, // Subnet mask
.gw = {192, 168, 0, 1}, // Gateway address
.dns = {192, 168, 0, 1}, // DNS address
.dhcp = {NETINFO_STATIC}}; // NETINFO_DHCP or NETINFO_STATIC
wiz_NetInfo netInfoRead = {0};
uint8_t Broadcast[4] = {192, 168, 0, 255};
uint8_t ControlIP[4] = {192, 168, 0, 1};
uint8_t DataIP[4] = {192, 168, 0, 1};
uint16_t ctrlport = 9000, dataport = 4000;
const uint8_t ctrlsocknum = 0;
const uint8_t datasocknum = 1;
I perform the hardware reset before configuring the chip by pulling down nRST pin on Wiz550:
void Wiz_Rst(void)
{
LL_GPIO_ResetOutputPin(SPI1_nRST_GPIO_Port, SPI1_nRST_Pin);
LL_mDelay(2); //500us minimum
LL_GPIO_SetOutputPin(SPI1_nRST_GPIO_Port, SPI1_nRST_Pin);
LL_mDelay(5); //1ms minimum
}
void WIZ_SetParam(void)
{
reg_wizchip_cs_cbfunc(SPI_Hard_nSS_On, SPI_Hard_nSS_Off); //SPI nSS line select/deselect
reg_wizchip_spi_cbfunc(SPI1_ReadBye, SPI1_WriteByte); //One byte read/write functions
reg_wizchip_spiburst_cbfunc( SPI1_DMA_Rx_Burst, SPI1_DMA_Tx_Burst); //SPI burst in DMA polling
uint8_t initresult = wizchip_init(bufSize, bufSize); //Setting buffer sizes
#ifdef SERIAL_DEBUG
uint8_t USARTTxBuffer3[18];
sprintf((char*) USARTTxBuffer3, “\r\nwizchip_init = %.2d\r\n”, initresult);
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)USARTTxBuffer3, sizeof(USARTTxBuffer3));
#endif
wizchip_setnetinfo(&netInfo); //Configure network parameters
#ifdef SERIAL_DEBUG
uint8_t USARTTxBuffer4 = “\r\nwizchip_setnetinfo”;
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)USARTTxBuffer4, sizeof(USARTTxBuffer4));
#endif
//LL_mDelay(10);
wizchip_getnetinfo(&netInfoRead);
#ifdef SERIAL_DEBUG
uint8_t MACbuf[26], IPBuf[23], SNBuf[23], GWBuf[23];
sprintf((char*) MACbuf, “\r\n MAC: %.2X.%.2X.%.2X.%.2X.%.2X.%.2X”, netInfoRead.mac[0],netInfoRead.mac[1],netInfoRead.mac[2],netInfoRead.mac[3],netInfoRead.mac[4],netInfoRead.mac[5]);
sprintf((char*) IPBuf, “\r\n IP: %03d.%03d.%03d.%03d”, netInfoRead.ip[0],netInfoRead.ip[1],netInfoRead.ip[2],netInfoRead.ip[3]);
sprintf((char*) SNBuf, “\r\n SN: %03d.%03d.%03d.%03d”, netInfoRead.sn[0],netInfoRead.sn[1],netInfoRead.sn[2],netInfoRead.sn[3]);
sprintf((char*) GWBuf, “\r\n GW: %03d.%03d.%03d.%03d”, netInfoRead.gw[0],netInfoRead.gw[1],netInfoRead.gw[2],netInfoRead.gw[3]);
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)MACbuf, sizeof(MACbuf));
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)IPBuf, sizeof(IPBuf));
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)SNBuf, sizeof(SNBuf));
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)GWBuf, sizeof(GWBuf));
#endif
}
Then I open sockets:
void setSockets(void)
{
int32_t retsckt0, retsckt1;
retsckt0 = socket(ctrlsocknum, Sn_MR_UDP, ctrlport, 0);
#ifdef SERIAL_DEBUG
uint8_t charbuf0[28];
snprintf ((char*) charbuf0, sizeof(charbuf0), “\r\nOpening Control socket: %d”, retsckt0);
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)charbuf0 , sizeof(charbuf0));
LL_mDelay(20);
#endif
retsckt1 = socket(datasocknum, Sn_MR_UDP, dataport, 0);
#ifdef SERIAL_DEBUG
uint8_t charbuf1[25];
snprintf ((char*) charbuf1, sizeof(charbuf1), “\r\nOpening Data socket: %d”, retsckt1);
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)charbuf1 , sizeof(charbuf1));
LL_mDelay(20);
#endif
//Enable interrupts for control socket
//wizchip_setinterruptmask(IK_SOCK_0); // = setSIMR(0x01);
//setSn_IMR(ctrlsocknum, Sn_IR_RECV | Sn_IR_SENDOK | Sn_IR_TIMEOUT);
}
In main cycle (part of it):
…
uint8_t charbuf1[22];
int retcode;
snprintf ((char*) charbuf1, 22, “%s\r\n”, “Riders on the storm”); //Test string
retcode = sendto(ctrlsocknum, (uint8_t*) charbuf1, sizeof(charbuf1), ControlIP, ctrlport);
#ifdef SERIAL_DEBUG
uint8_t retbuf[23];
snprintf ((char*) retbuf, 23, “\r\nSocket %d return: %03d”, ctrlsocknum, retcode);
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)retbuf , sizeof(retbuf));
#endif
retcode = sendto(datasocknum, (uint8_t*) charbuf1, sizeof(charbuf1), DataIP, dataport);
#ifdef SERIAL_DEBUG
uint8_t retbuf1[23];
snprintf ((char*) retbuf1, 23, “\r\nSocket %d return: %03d”, datasocknum, retcode);
StartUSARTTransfers((uint32_t)retbuf1, sizeof(retbuf1));
#endif
As far as I can see, the only place, where reg_wizchip_spi_cbfunc is used is function WIZCHIP_READ in W5500.c. Since reg_wizchip_spiburst_cbfunc is defined, WIZCHIP_READ will send three bytes in burst (DMA) mode and read one in regular way. Here is my one byte read function:
uint8_t SPI1_ReadByte(void)
{
while (!(LL_SPI_IsActiveFlag_TXE(SPI1)));
LL_SPI_TransmitData8(SPI1, 0xFF);
while (!(LL_SPI_IsActiveFlag_RXNE(SPI1)));
return LL_SPI_ReceiveData8(SPI1);
}
Initially I have modified WIZCHIP_READ function, so it will use burst function to read one byte as well (see my other post One byte transfer in burst mode - #2 by becky), but since this didn’t help, I thought that my modification is not correct. However, now I have tried to utilize both functions (rolled back to non-modified ioLibrary and added one byte read/write functions) and still facing the same issue as before, leads me to believe, that probably initialisation is not correct.
Summary: I can configure the networking and open the sockets, with socket numbers returned, but cannot send the data.
Will much appreciate if somebody will spot an error in my code.
