Several modules simultaneously on GIPIO

[w_t]

Hello,
how can I use multiple modules type, Accelerometer, GPS, ultrasound, using the usual pin GIPIO.

[B.Goode]

Just Do It!

What makes you think there is (or might be) a problem?

Simply be thoughtful and assign a different GPIO pin to each module or function, and take care to reflect those choices in your program or script.

[w_t]

So you're saying that I can use the new PIN as SCL and SDA in GIPIO where they are?

[DougieLawson]

So you're saying that I can use the new PIN as SCL and SDA in GIPIO where they are?

CLK, MISO, MOSI & CS0 is one SPI bus, CLK, MISO, MOSI & CS1 is the other SPI bus. So you can run two SPI devices.

With I2C SCL, SDA is an addressable bus system each device gets a unique device address (some devices have A0, A1, A2 pins to control their bus address). So connecting more than one device to the bus is simple.

If you need more than two SPI devices you either have to drive your own CS pin or you have to bit-bang the whole protocol on four pins.

[Ritchie]

Hello,
I have bought and tested a Velleman VM205 oscilloscope + logic analyzer add-on card.
It works fine for what I need it for.
I also have an ADAFRUIT 2.8" touchscreen for my Raspberry PI
I've tested this too and it works fine once you setup the Graphic interface to send the screensignal to the TFT in the correct(ed) resolution.
Now I want to combine both SPI devices on the same SPI-bus.
How do I do this please ? The spec's for the VM205 kit are here: http://www.velleman.eu ; search for: VM205
The intention is to make a full portable oscilloscope with these 2 .
The Velleman scope-kit only uses these pins : SPI_MOSI , SPI_MISO , SPI_SCLK , SPI_CE0 , GND , 3.3V , 5V
Many thanks for your help in advance !!! Ritchie

[mikronauts]

You cannot combine a third party SPI LCD with another third party card that uses the same SPI port.

- fbtft assumes that it is the only one using that SPI port
- the scope module would make the same assumption

It will not work.

Hello,
I have bought and tested a Velleman VM205 oscilloscope + logic analyzer add-on card.
It works fine for what I need it for.
I also have an ADAFRUIT 2.8" touchscreen for my Raspberry PI
I've tested this too and it works fine once you setup the Graphic interface to send the screensignal to the TFT in the correct(ed) resolution.
Now I want to combine both SPI devices on the same SPI-bus.
How do I do this please ? The spec's for the VM205 kit are here: http://www.velleman.eu ; search for: VM205
The intention is to make a full portable oscilloscope with these 2 .
The Velleman scope-kit only uses these pins : SPI_MOSI , SPI_MISO , SPI_SCLK , SPI_CE0 , GND , 3.3V , 5V
Many thanks for your help in advance !!! Ritchie

[Ritchie]

Hello Mikronauts,
Thanks for the reply.
Maybe it is possible using a PIRACK board to plug in both "extention" boards ?
Do you know this board ?
Have a nice day.
Ritchie

You cannot combine a third party SPI LCD with another third party card that uses the same SPI port.

- fbtft assumes that it is the only one using that SPI port
- the scope module would make the same assumption

It will not work.

Hello,
I have bought and tested a Velleman VM205 oscilloscope + logic analyzer add-on card.
It works fine for what I need it for.
I also have an ADAFRUIT 2.8" touchscreen for my Raspberry PI
I've tested this too and it works fine once you setup the Graphic interface to send the screensignal to the TFT in the correct(ed) resolution.
Now I want to combine both SPI devices on the same SPI-bus.
How do I do this please ? The spec's for the VM205 kit are here: http://www.velleman.eu ; search for: VM205
The intention is to make a full portable oscilloscope with these 2 .
The Velleman scope-kit only uses these pins : SPI_MOSI , SPI_MISO , SPI_SCLK , SPI_CE0 , GND , 3.3V , 5V
Many thanks for your help in advance !!! Ritchie

[joan]

Both your devices use the main SPI peripheral. There may be two devices connected to that SPI bus, but to do so they must be assigned different slave select gpios.

I.e. if one uses SPI_CE0 the other must use SPI_CE1.

Only you can tell if that is achieveable with the kit you have bought.