MPAE-12734 TMR1 configuration picture updated. Improve ormatting on data visualzer image and plot variable image.

Author: jams100000-MCHP

.main-meta/main.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
     "content": {
         "metaDataVersion": "1.1.0",
         "name": "com.microchip.mcu8.mplabx.project.pic18f57q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc",
-        "version": "1.0.0",
+        "version": "1.0.1",
         "displayName": "Analog Read Serial Write",
         "projectName": "pic18f57q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc",
         "shortDescription": "This code example uses the ADC module to do an analog read and display it using the Data Visualizer.",

PIC18F57Q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc.X/PIC18F57Q43-adcc-serial-mplab-mcc.mc3

@@ -85,10 +85,10 @@ void Timer1_Initialize(void)
     T1GATE = 0x0;
     //TMRCS MFINTOSC_31.25kHz; 
     T1CLK = 0x6;
-    //TMRH 255; 
-    TMR1H = 0xFF;
-    //TMRL 255; 
-    TMR1L = 0xFF;
+    //TMRH 194; 
+    TMR1H = 0xC2;
+    //TMRL 247; 
+    TMR1L = 0xF7;
 
     // Load the TMR1 value to reload variable
     timer1ReloadVal=(uint16_t)((TMR1H << 8) | TMR1L);

PIC18F57Q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc.X/mcc_generated_files/timer/src/tmr1.c

@@ -254,6 +254,8 @@
         <property key="memories.programmemory.ranges" value="0-1ffff"/>
         <property key="memories.rww" value="true"/>
         <property key="poweroptions.powerenable" value="false"/>
+        <property key="programmerToGoFilePath"
+                  value="C:/Users/c09087/Documents/pic18f57q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc/PIC18F57Q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc.X/debug/free/PIC18F57Q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc_ptg"/>
         <property key="programoptions.eraseb4program" value="true"/>
         <property key="programoptions.preservedataflash" value="false"/>
         <property key="programoptions.preservedataflash.ranges"
@@ -439,6 +441,8 @@
         <property key="memories.programmemory.ranges" value="0-1ffff"/>
         <property key="memories.rww" value="true"/>
         <property key="poweroptions.powerenable" value="false"/>
+        <property key="programmerToGoFilePath"
+                  value="C:/Users/c09087/Documents/pic18f57q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc/PIC18F57Q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc.X/debug/pro/PIC18F57Q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc_ptg"/>
         <property key="programoptions.eraseb4program" value="true"/>
         <property key="programoptions.preservedataflash" value="false"/>
         <property key="programoptions.preservedataflash.ranges"

PIC18F57Q43-analog-read-serial-write-mplab-mcc.X/nbproject/configurations.xml

@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ In the *Device Resources* window scroll to find *ADCC* click the dropdown arrow
 The ADCC was used in this code example to periodically measure the analog channel RA0 (POT) which is connected to a 10kΩ potentiometer on the POT3 Click board. The ADCC was programmed to use Timer1 as an auto-conversion trigger in order to core-independently perform a conversion every 500ms. Additionally, the computation feature of the ADCC was utilized in this example to perform a burst average conversion core independently every time the ADC gets triggered. The ADCC was setup in such a way where it takes 32 consecutive conversions and accumulates the results whenever triggered, and then automatically divides the results by 32 by right shifting the accumulated value by 5 to provide the filtered average ADC result. The MPLAB Code Configurator (MCC) was used to setup the ADCC module for this code example as shown below.
 
 ![MCC - ADCC clock](images/adc_clock.png)
+
 ![MCC - ADCC computation](images/adc_computation.png)
 
 ## Timer 1 (TMR1) Module
@@ -108,6 +109,7 @@ After programming the device we would like to use the *Data Visualizer* to see t
 Configure the device with **9600** baud rate and connect to it.
 
 If you have to install the *Data Visualizer* plugin click on Tools => Plugins => Available plugins. Select checkbox for MPLAB Data Visualizer click on Intall button. To start *Data Visualizer* click the button as shown below
+
 ![Data Visualizer - Baud and Connect](images/data_visualizer.png)
 
 The plugin shows up in the kit window on it's own tab.
@@ -135,6 +137,7 @@ To be able to graph the measurement, click *Variable Streamers*. Select PIC18F57
 ![Data Visualizer - Graph creation](images/plot_streaming_data_from_com.png)
 
 *Plot variable*.
+
 ![Data Visualizer - Graph creation](images/plot_streaming_data_from_com1.png)
 
 When you have done this, you would expect to get a similar output as the graph above.