How stm32f469 QSPI Memory-mapped mode used Set?
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‎2021-06-28 12:47 AM
Stm32f469 is currently developing the product using TouchGFX. The problem is that when the screen changes, the picture sometimes disappears. I thought there might be a problem with QSPI communication.
QSPI believes that there is a memory-mapped mode that is used for operations to read data.
I want to test by changing the QSPI setting to Memory-mapped mode in my program, how can I change the mode?
I would appreciate it if you let me know if it is done in QSPI settings or if I need to add code separately.
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‎2021-06-28 12:57 AM
Should be BSP examples, uses most efficient command/data methods. Use indirect mode command as template, send the HAL QSPI MemoryMapped​ API function.
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M​emory then visible at 0x90000000 should be able to dump or view it there. Checksum or memory content.
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‎2021-06-28 12:57 AM
Should be BSP examples, uses most efficient command/data methods. Use indirect mode command as template, send the HAL QSPI MemoryMapped​ API function.
​
M​emory then visible at 0x90000000 should be able to dump or view it there. Checksum or memory content.
Up vote any posts that you find helpful, it shows what's working..
