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No. 64UG118E Rev.002
Feb.2022
User’s Guide
1.4.3
Registers – Tab
If the device has an eligible internal register, the register editor tab can be used for reading and writing device register values (
).
All the devices of the selected board, which have eligible registers can be selected from the “Device name” pull down menu.
Figure 52. ROHM EVK GUI SW register editor tab
NOTE
: When the device register is selected from the pull-down menu, the name of the tab will change to one of the following:
•
<device name>. For example: KX132-1211. This means the Register editor was entered while the Streaming is not active.
•
<device name> - MODIFYING STREAM. For example: KX132-1211 - MODIFYING STREAM. This means the Register editor was
entered while the Streaming was enabled (
NOTE
: When a new device in the register tab is opened, the register’s content shows the POR values of the registers as defined in the device
datasheet. In order to see the current register’s values from the connected device,
press the Read All button to read all the registers at once or the
Read button, to read the value of an individual register.
1.4.3.1
Updating register value
The register editor provides an intuitive way to update the values of certain bits and entire registers. The register value can be modified by activating
the desired field by the left mouse button and enter decimal or hexadecimal number. The register value also can be edited using with following
keys; arrow up / arrow down will increase / decrease values by 1, and Page up / Down keys changes current value by 10. The Enter - key as well
as Write button will write the value to the device.
Single Bit Function
When an individual bit defines a certain function, the value of the bit can be changed by checking / unchecking the check box (e.g., PC1 bit of the
KX132-1211 that sets the part in operational or standby mode). When a selection is made, click on the Write button to write the setting to the device